On the Global 200, Global (excluding the U.S.), and Global K-Songs charts, “Seven” and related tracks dominated, with “Seven” ranking on multiple global charts and boosting placements for songs like “Standing Next To You” and “3D”.

On Billboard’s Hot 100, tracks from BTS’s fifth studio album ARIRANG, including ‘Hooligan,’ ‘FYA,’ ‘Alien,’ and ‘2.0,’ populate the top 50, highlighting four ARIRANG songs in the region.

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Jungkook’s solo debut track “Seven” continues to break records, climbing to 136th on Billboard’s Global 200 as of early April 2026, marking the longest entry by an Asian artist on that chart at 138 weeks.

The song maintains a dominant streaming presence on Spotify, staying on the Weekly Top Song Global chart for 142 weeks and surpassing 2.86 billion streams from 2023 releases.

Spotify milestones for “Seven” include 143 consecutive weeks on the Weekly Top Song Global chart (the longest for an Asian solo singer) and over 2.879 billion streams for 2023 releases, plus 1,000 days on the Daily Top Song Global chart.

Jungkook’s collaborations and solo works continue to perform well, with “Left and Right” (collaboration) and “Stay” charting highly, and other tracks like “Too Much” and “Flim Out” also appearing on Billboard-related charts.

Historically, Jungkook has topped global charts with “Seven” and other tracks like “Standing Next to You” and “3D,” with “Seven” debuting at No. 1 on the Hot 100 and influencing positions for related songs.

Jungkook has won three Billboard Music Awards in two years, the most by any K-pop solo artist, and topped Billboard’s 2024 K-pop Artist 100 list.

The official music video for “Seven” has surpassed 600 million views, underscoring its broad global impact.