BTS member Jungkook has set a Guinness World Record with his soloist debut song, ‘Seven’, featuring American rapper Latto by surpassing one billion streams in 109 days.
Jungkook broke the record of 112 days set by Miley Cyrus’ song named ‘Flowers’. The single titled “Seven” marked the singer’s solo debut in July 2023. Latto contributes her rap to the popular song.
Seven was released with an official music video on July 14. There are versions of the song that are clean and explicit. The explicit ‘Seven‘ has now entered the Guinness World Record book after surpassing one billion Spotify streams.
The Guinness World Record announced the exciting news on November 6 via its X (previously Twitter) handle. ‘Seven’ by BTS’ Jungkook outperformed one billion streams on the audio streaming platform Spotify. The track accomplished this new feat in 109 days, from its release date on October 30.
The song by broke The Kid LAROI and Justin Bieber’s record of 118 days for “Stay and Harry Styles’ As It Was.” It also set a new record for ‘Flowers’ by Miley Cyrus, which had one billion streams in 112 days. ‘Seven’ additionally reached on Spotify’s daily Top Songs Worldwide at No.1 on its release day.
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This new record was met with incongruous sentiments by fans. Some commented that the ‘Seven’s one billion record was made in 108 days, while the Guinness World Record shared that it reached at the expressed achievement in 109 days. ‘Seven’ recorded an enormous 1,012,138,588 streams as of November 2, 2023.
Jungkook has from that point forward released hit songs. He released a song called 3D featuring Jack Harlow, an American rapper. Both the tracks are essential for his presently released album called ‘Golden‘, which is making every one of the waves on the music platforms.
The eleven-track record has ‘Standing Next To You’ as the title track. It topped the iTunes music charts worldwide. He also held a listening party for his album. The entire tracklist of GOLDEN landed on Spotify’s Global Top 30 list, making the biggest K-pop solo album debut ever.
