BTS's Jungkook extends his record as the longest-charting K-pop idol on Billboard chart with “Euphoria,” a B-side track

BTS Jungkook secures his throne as the longest-charting K-pop idol on Billboard World Digital Song Sales when his smash-hit “Euphoria” spends its 51st week on the chart this week. It is the longest-charting K-pop solo song on Billboard World Digital Song Sales, proving its unrivaled sales and timeless popularity.

“Euphoria” is also the most-streamed male K-pop idol solo song on Spotify with over 207 million streams. 

While another Jungkook‘s solo song, "My Time,” spends its 48th week on Billboard World Digital Song Sales, ties with BTS Jimin’s “Filter” as the second longest-charting K-pop solo songs on the chart. 

“My Time” is also the highest-charting BTS solo song on Billboard Hot 100, the first BTS solo song to chart at #1 on US iTunes and the fastest one to sell over 100,000 units in the US (57 days), among many other achievements. “My Time” had also surpassed 101 million streams on Spotify. 

Congratulations, Jungkook!