We have all the information on how BTS Jung Kook is rewriting Spotify history. BTS Jung Kook’s debut streams on Spotify Global topped 6 million, making him the first Asian solo artist to rank with western stars Harry Styles and Charlie Puth. Stay Alive, his solo single, debuted at number three on Spotify Global, with 4.7 million filtered premiere streams. Furthermore, his collaboration tune Left and Right debuted at number three on the aforementioned list with 6.7 filtered initial streams.
With the incredible success of Left and Right on Spotify Global, BTS Jung Kook has become the most sought-after Asian soloist, earning 6 million listens. Apart from Jung Kook, Charlie Puth, and Harry Styles, other musicians on the list include Jack Harlow and Bad Bunny.
Only 5 soloists have debuted with at least 6 million streams on Spotify Global Chart in 2022, being them:
Jungkook
Charlie Puth
Harry Styles
Jack Harllow
Bad Bunny pic.twitter.com/XfUXwZVfq7— Jungkook Charts (@KookCharts) September 17, 2022
ARMYs applaud BTS Jung Kook’s Spotify successes.
Fans are understandably pleased with BTS Jung Kook’s Spotify Global accomplishments. Despite having yet to make his solo debut, he is already writing Spotify history. Below are some fan responses. “King”: fans bestow this fantastic moniker on BTS Jung Kook, and it fits him well. Jung Kook of BTS has been branded a “Korean pop star,” and no truer words have been uttered. Previously, BTS Jung Kook’s Stay Alive went 31 days on the Spotify Global Chart, making it the Longest Charting Song by a Kpop Male Soloist when it was released in June.
He outlasted his bandmate V’s song Christmas Tree by one day, as well as three SUGA collaboration songs: Blueberry Eyes by Max ft SUGA by two days, Girl Of My Dreams by JuiceWrld feat SUGA by seven days, and Eight by IU feat the Agust D hitmaker by eight days. Meanwhile, Jung Kook’s Left and Right debuted at number three on the Spotify Global list with 6,792,908 million streams.
Jung Kook is followed by BLACKPINK Rosé’s On the Ground, which has 3.26 million views, and Lisa’s solo debut LALISA, which has 3.25 million streams. Finally, BTS singer SUGA completes the list with her collaboration hit Girl of My Dreams, which has 3.2 million streams.
Weverse will live broadcast BTS’s Busan performance.
Aside from Bangtan’s triumphant comeback to group activities, BTS’ Busan performance is one of the most highly awaited K-pop events in the coming months. Bangtan will play in Busan’s Asiad stadium, which is also Jung Kook and Jimin’s hometown, and we have even more exciting news for ARMYs. The “2030 Busan World Expo BTS Yet To Come in Busan” concert, according to Weverse, will be aired through the Weverse Live real-time video function, which is accessible to app subscribers.
Fans may watch the concert on their computers or televisions. Weverse TV has apps for PC, web, and smart TVs. Thanks to the app’s translations in eight languages, fans can enjoy the show while also understanding what the musicians are saying. Jung Kook and his bandmates are assisting South Korea in winning the bid for the “2030 World Expo.”
