Jungkook of BTS has once again demonstrated a dominant presence in the global music scene. More than two years after its release, his solo tracks and album remain at the top of world charts, underscoring his status as a true “chart machine.”

His solo debut single, Seven, ranked 71 on Spotify’s Weekly Top Songs Global for the October 31–November 6, 2023 chart week, reflecting continued momentum since its 2023 release. Even now, the track has continued to perform, extending its long-running appeal with 121 consecutive weeks on the charts—the longest-running record for an Asian solo artist.

Golden, his solo album, also carried the momentum. During the same period, it rose three places to No. 76 on Spotify’s Weekly Top Albums Global, while the album charted for 105 weeks, marking a milestone as Asia’s first and longest-charting solo album. Streaming numbers reinforce its impact: Golden has surpassed 6.2 billion Spotify streams for the album, and the title track Seven has accumulated about 2.63 billion streams, ranking 76th on Spotify’s all-time most-streamed songs list.

On the Billboard front, Jungkook’s chart run extends further. Seven has remained on both Spotify’s Global 200 and Global Excluding US charts for 120 and 121 weeks respectively, setting firsts and long-standing records for an Asian solo artist. It remains rare for a debut track to stay on global charts for more than two years. Jungkook’s Spotify profile has surpassed 9.91 billion streams in total, underscoring his pervasive influence across the platform.