BTS' JIN's ”Don't Say You Love Me” reaches 500 million streams on Spotify

JIN from the group BTS has added another 500 million streamed songs to Spotify.
According to Spotify, the world's largest music streaming platform, JIN
The title song of his second solo album "Echo" released in May is "Don't Say You Love"
Me" has surpassed 500 million cumulative plays (as of September 26th).
This makes JIN the second artist to have 500 million streams, following his solo single "The Astronaut."
"Me" has been enjoying great popularity on global charts. Spotify's "Weekly Top Songs Global" (calculation period: September 19-20) released on the 26th,
On the 5th, it ranked 4th, up two places from the previous week. In the latest chart (dated September 27th) of the American music media Billboard, it ranked 29th in the "Global (excluding the US)" and 29th in the "Global
The song was ranked 51st on the Billboard Global 200 and stayed on the chart for a total of 18 consecutive weeks. Prior to this, the song had also been ranked 1st on the US Billboard Hot 100, the main song chart.
The song was ranked 90th on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, making it JIN's third solo song to make it onto the chart. The album "Echo" on which the song was recorded also reached number 1 on Billboard's main album chart, "Billboard."
"Don't Say You Love Me" is a song that expresses how even when a relationship is falling apart, people can easily hold on to each other for the sake of love.
Singing the irony of not giving up. The restrained song structure and cool melody are combined with JIN's calm yet delicate voice to add to the song's emotional impact.