BTS' JUNG KOOK's ”3D” music video surpasses 250 million views, proving his unwavering popularity globally
The music video for BTS' JUNG KOOK's solo single "3D" has surpassed 250 million views, proving his immense global popularity.
JUNG, released on HYBE LABELS' official YouTube channel in September 2023
KOOK's "3D" music video recently surpassed 250 million views.
"3D" surpassed 200 million views in November last year and has continued to grow, reaching 250 million views, proving its enduring popularity.
Additionally, JUNG KOOK's "3D" live performance video has been viewed 65.6 million times, and his "3D" choreography video has been viewed over 20.5 million times.
In addition, JUNG KOOK will be performing his solo songs "Seven" and "Standing Next to You," as well as the collaborative song "Left and
The music video for "3D" was viewed over 200 million times in just 17 hours after it was released on YouTube.
It has been streamed over 10 million times and has simultaneously topped the charts for "Popular Music Videos Around the World" and "Popular YouTube Videos Around the World." It was predicted to be an explosive hit.
It also ranked first in the "Worldwide Popular Music Videos" chart and also took first place on YouTube's Global Top Songs weekly chart.
"3D" is the main single chart of the American music media "Billboard"
It debuted at number 5 on the Global 200, making it into the top five. It also ranked first on all charts, including the Global 200, Global (excluding the US), and Digital Song Sales.
It then spent nine weeks on the Hot 100, 27 weeks on the Global 200, and 33 weeks on the Global (excluding America) charts.
"3D" also topped the "Daily Top Songs Global" chart on Spotify, the world's largest music streaming platform.
Since its release, the song has recorded 1 billion streams. In addition, it has been ranked as one of the top iTunes songs in 111 countries and regions on the global music platform iTunes.
It reached number one on the iTunes Song Chart and topped the Worldwide and European iTunes Song Charts for seven days.
