BTS Leads Global Music Charts with Solo Projects, Sustaining Their Influence into Year-End

BTS Leads Global Music Charts with Solo Projects, Sustaining Their Influence into Year-End

Spotlight on BTS Members in Global Music Charts

In the most recent update from Spotify, the Weekly Top Songs Global chart reflects the dynamic impact of BTS members’ solo endeavors. From November 29 to December 5, Jin’s track “Running Wild,” from his solo album “Happy,” achieved the No. 20 position. This marks its third consecutive week in the rankings. Additionally, the pre-released single “I’ll Be There” captured the No. 150 spot, continuing its impressive six-week presence, while the remix collection “Happy – 😀 (Remixes)” made its mark at No. 24 on the Weekly Top Albums Global chart.

V’s New Releases Making Waves

V’s digital single titled “Winter Ahead (with PARK HYO SHIN),” which debuted on November 29, entered the Weekly Top Songs Global at No. 29. His previously released solo album “Layover” is still holding strong, with its track “Love Me Again” maintaining a remarkable chart presence for 69 weeks, currently sitting at No. 112.

BTS members V and Jimin

Chart Success for Jimin and Jungkook

Jimin’s title track “Who” from his second solo album “MUSE” achieved an exceptional No. 9 ranking, marking an impressive 20 weeks on the chart. Meanwhile, Jungkook’s debut single “Seven (feat. Latto)” continues to showcase its popularity, currently ranking No. 89 for a notable 73 weeks. In the global album rankings, “MUSE” and Jungkook’s “GOLDEN” occupy the No. 15 and No. 49 spots, respectively.

Year-End Chart Highlights

Even months after its July 2023 release, Jungkook’s track “Seven (feat. Latto)” finds itself at No. 39 on Billboard Japan’s Hot 100 Year-End chart and No. 41 on Apple Music’s Top 100: Global Year-End chart for 2024, as revealed on December 4.

BTS members Jungkook and RM

Recognition for RM’s Innovative Work

In an exciting accolade, RM’s album “Right Place, Wrong Person” was recognized by the British music magazine NME, landing at No. 16 on their list of the 50 Best Albums of 2024. This achievement marks a significant milestone, as it represents the highest ranking for a K-pop artist, with NME commending RM’s latest work as “one of the most innovative records of the year.”

Jin’s Album Success in Japan

Jin’s album “Happy” has been making headlines in Japan as well. Within just ten days of release, it ranked No. 19 on Billboard Japan’s Hot Albums Year-End chart for 2024, along with impressive placements at No. 20 and No. 33 on the Top Album Sales and Download Albums charts, respectively.

Collaborative Success Across BTS’s Solo Projects

Jin’s “Happy,” alongside Jimin’s “MUSE,” RM’s “Right Place, Wrong Person,” and J-Hope’s special album “HOPE ON THE STREET VOL.1,” have all achieved notable rankings on Billboard Japan’s Year-End Download Albums chart, underscoring the widespread popularity of BTS members’ solo releases this year. Additionally, Jungkook’s “GOLDEN,” released in 2022, continues to demonstrate its enduring success in the music landscape.

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