On the 31st, South Korean media reported that BTS member Tian Jungkook became the first male artist to reach the top of the Melon Day chart this year, proving his popularity.
On August 30, Jungkook's solo single "Seven" reached number one on the Melon Day chart, South Korea's largest music platform. "Seven" reached number one on the Melon Day chart for the first time since its release, especially in 2023, when it became the first male artist song to reach the top of the Gua Day chart, showing unparalleled popularity and strong potential.
On the 25th, through the "data lab" that analyzes and records the records and meaningful results of domestic and foreign artists every month, "Seven" won the first place in the main list "TOP100" in only 11 hours, which is the shortest time for individual artists this year, and it is reported that in 2023, he ranked first in the "TOP 100" as a male idol "No. 1".
Secondly, on this year's "TOP100" chart, although the hit songs of the girl group are very popular, male idol songs rarely reach the top of the "TOP100" chart, and in addition to the enthusiastic attention at the beginning, he said that the interesting point is that a month later than the first week of release, more people entered the forefront of the TOP100, which you can understand as listening to music.
As of August 28, "Seven" reached number one in Melon's "TOP100" for more than 250 hours, becoming the "first" male singer song of 2023. From the second week of July to the second week of August, Jungkook ranked first in the Melon Weekly Popularity Awards for five consecutive weeks, his fourth honors graduation this year.
Jungkook's "Seven" also topped Spotify's "Global Songs of the Day" chart for the 46th day in a row.
At the same time, it reached number one on the main singles chart "Hot 100" of the famous American music media "Billboard", and became the first Asian singer to appear on both the "Global 200" and "Global 200" charts. Ranked first for 6 consecutive weeks, the global popularity boom continues. "Seven" won a total of 10 awards in domestic music programs.