K-pop's international popularity has grown exponentially over the past decade. While K-pop groups often dominate the global music scene, the rise of K-pop soloists has been equally remarkable. Streaming platforms and digital music stores like YouTube, iTunes, and Spotify have promoted K-pop worldwide.

Let’s check out the top five longest-charting albums by K-pop soloists in the history of Worldwide iTunes.

1. KWON JI YONG – G-DRAGON (103 Days)

G-DRAGON's hit EP "KWON JI YONG," which was released in 2017, is the longest-charting album by a K-pop soloist in the history of Worldwide iTunes, maintaining its presence for an astounding 103 days. As the album continues to chart, it is a testament to GD’s enduring impact on the international music scene.

2. Mono – RM (82 Days)

"Mono" by RM is the second-longest-charting album by a K-pop soloist on the Worldwide iTunes chart, with an astounding run of 82 days. This remarkable achievement underscores RM's exceptional artistry and the global appeal of his music.

3. D-2 – Agust D (82 Days)

Agust D, the solo moniker of BTS's Suga, made history with his mixtape "D-2." The album remained on the Worldwide iTunes Album Chart for an impressive 82 days, solidifying his status as a successful soloist in addition to his group activities.

4. D-DAY – Agust D (68 Days)

Another album by Agust D, "D-DAY," is the fourth longest-charting album by a K-pop soloist in the history of Worldwide iTunes, boasting an impressive 68 days on the chart. With its electrifying beats and thought-provoking lyrics, "D-DAY" has resonated with fans worldwide.

5. Agust D – Agust D (61 Days)

“Agust D," the self-titled album by Agust D, has made history as the fifth longest-charting album on the Worldwide iTunes chart. With an impressive 61 days on the chart, this accomplishment speaks volumes about the enduring impact of his music.

K-pop soloists have not only made a significant impact on the global music scene but have also set records for their chart longevity on platforms like iTunes. These artists have shown that they are not just part of popular K-pop groups but are formidable musicians in their own right.