BTS's Jungkook continues to achieve record-breaking success on the Billboard charts. According to the Billboard chart dated September 27, Jungkook's first solo debut song "Seven" ranked 145th on the Global 200. Since its release, "Seven" has successfully entered the Global 200 chart for 113 consecutive weeks, the longest period for an Asian solo artist.

On the Global (Excluding U.S.) chart dated September 27, "Seven" also ranked 89th, setting a record as the first Asian solo artist and the longest consecutive 114 weeks on the chart. According to the official Billboard website, Jungkook has placed 17 songs on the Global 200 and 18 songs on the Global (Excluding U.S.) charts, appearing on the charts for a total of 248 weeks and 297 weeks, respectively.

Previously, "Seven" held the number one spot on the Billboard Global (Excluding U.S.) chart for nine consecutive weeks and topped the Global 200 chart for seven consecutive weeks. The song set a new record as the first Asian artist's track to simultaneously hold the number one position on both charts for seven consecutive weeks.

"Seven" debuted at number one on Billboard's main singles chart, the Hot 100, and remained on the chart for 15 weeks. On the UK Official main singles chart Top 100, it debuted at number three and stayed on the chart for 14 weeks, marking a remarkable achievement as the first K-pop solo artist's song to do so.

Recently, "Seven" surpassed 2.56 billion streams on Spotify, the world's largest music streaming platform, becoming the first Asian artist's song to reach this milestone. Additionally, it set a new record by ranking on Spotify's Weekly Top Songs Global chart for 115 consecutive weeks, the longest period for an Asian solo artist's song.

Through these achievements, Jungkook is solidifying his influence in the global music market. His solo activities contribute to elevating the status of K-pop and demonstrate competitiveness in the Asian music market. Jungkook's "Seven" is expected to continue receiving significant attention in the future.