BTS Jungkook continues to achieve strong results on music charts with his solo song "Seven." Jungkook's solo debut track "Seven," released in 2023, has surpassed 1.2 billion streams on YouTube Music. Even after two years and six months since its release, the song maintains steady popularity and has established itself as a global mega hit.

Jungkook has five tracks on YouTube Music with over 400 million plays. These tracks are "Seven," "3D," "Standing Next to You," "Dreamers," and "Left and Right," the highest number among K-pop solo artists. Additionally, he has eight tracks with over 100 million plays on YouTube Music, including "Seven," "3D," "Standing Next to You," "Still With You," "Dreamers," "Left and Right," "Stay Alive," and "Hate You." This demonstrates Jungkook's powerful global influence in music.

"Seven" also set a record on Spotify, the world's largest music streaming platform, as the fastest and first Asian artist's song to reach 2.739 billion streams. This figure once again proves Jungkook's music power. The official music video for "Seven" on YouTube has surpassed 580 million views and is approaching 600 million views.

Jungkook's YouTube Topic channel recently surpassed 4 million subscribers. He ranks first among K-pop solo artists in YouTube Topic channel subscribers. Furthermore, Jungkook was the most searched male K-pop idol worldwide on YouTube in 2025. He has maintained the top spot as the most searched male K-pop idol on YouTube globally for five consecutive years.

Jungkook ranked first as the most searched male idol in the United States and second in both Japan and South Korea. He consistently ranks among the top three most mentioned individual celebrities on YouTube worldwide, alongside global soccer stars Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi.

These achievements contribute to further expanding K-pop's global influence. His music and activities are greatly loved by fans both domestically and internationally, positively impacting the development of the K-pop industry. Jungkook is expected to further strengthen his position as a leading artist in K-pop going forward.