BTS Jin’s ″Don’t Say You Love Me″ continues to enjoy unwavering popularity. The song recently topped #ChannelRMostWanted on popular US radio station Channel R Radio. Jin’s ″Don’t Say You Love Me″ has proven its unrivaled popularity and influence by holding the top spot for four consecutive weeks.

″Don’t Say You Love Me″ also topped Mexico’s popular House Radio MX. The song proved its overwhelming popularity and power by remaining at the top for three consecutive weeks. Alex Warren’s ″Ordinary″ and Billie Eilish’s ″BIRDS OF A FEATHER″ also took second and third place, respectively.

″Don’t Say You Love Me,″ the title track from Jin’s second solo mini-album ″Echo,″ topped the Spotify Global Chart since its release on May 16 (Korean time). This marks the first and only time an Asian artist has topped the Spotify Global chart with a song from 2025. Jin is one of three artists, along with Bad Bunny and Playboi Carti, to have a song from 2025 top the Spotify Global chart.

″Don’t Say You Love Me″ has been a huge hit with listeners around the world, holding the number two spot on Spotify’s ″Weekly Top Songs Global″ chart for two consecutive weeks. It also reached number one on Spotify Korea (dated June 8 and 9), making it one of four songs by Asian artists to top the Spotify Global, Korean, and Japanese charts, joining Jungkook’s ″Seven,″ Jimin’s ″Who,″ and BTS’s ″Dynamite.″ It is also one of three songs by Asian solo artists.

″Don’t Say You Love Me″ topped Spotify Japan for 22 consecutive days, setting a new record for the longest-running #1 single by a K-pop male soloist in chart history. It also holds the record for the longest #1 streak for a K-pop solo song without features, second only to Rosé & Bruno Mars’ ″APT.″ among all K-pop solo artists. Jin is also the only K-pop solo artist to have two or more #1 songs in Spotify Japan history. He topped the chart with ″Running Wild″ in 2024 and continues his streak with ″Don’t Say You Love Me″ this year.

Jin’s musical prowess, highlighted by the title track ″Don’t Say You Love Me″ and the lyrics for four of the seven tracks, has been enthusiastically received worldwide, reaffirming his reputation as a global superstar, often referred to as the ″Visual King″ and ″Live King.″