BTS Jungkook released his first solo single album and has been proving his formidable global popularity.
Global fandom platform Mubeat announced the results of the July video chart. According to the announcement, BTS Jungkook’s official solo debut single ‘Seven (feat. Latto) – Clean Ver.’ MV, released in July, recorded an overwhelming figure of approximately 170 million views, claiming the top spot.
‘Seven (feat. Latto)’ is an addictive summer song with warm acoustic guitar sounds and the trending UK garage rhythm. BTS father Bang Si Hyuk, as well as Grammy-winning music producer and composer Andrew Watt, and featuring artist Latto, contributed to enhancing the song’s completion. They attempted to target various listeners’ preferences actively by releasing different versions like Summer Mix, Island Mix, and Band ver. following the clean version’s initial release.
As a result, ‘Seven (feat. Latto)’ immediately topped Billboard Hot 100 after its release and maintained its position in the top 10 on the main chart for two consecutive weeks.
It also topped the Spotify Weekly Top Song Global chart for two weeks and achieved a top position on various other prominent charts. Jungkook expressed his gratitude to ARMYs and performed “Seven” for the first time domestically on SBS ‘Inkigayo’ on July 30th.
Meanwhile, other stars who made a splendid comeback and ranked high on the Mubeat video chart are also worth noting. NewJeans climbed to 3rd place on the Mubeat video chart with ‘Super Shy’ released on July 21st. NMIXX returned with a dreamy concept suitable for summer nights and secured the 4th place with ‘Party O’clock.’ NCT DREAM, who recently teased their follow-up track ‘Yogurt Shake,’ ranked 5th with ‘ISTJ.’
TREASURE’s five-member unit T5 ranked 6th with ‘MOVE,’ Stray Kids’ ‘S-Class’ took 7th place, TOMORROW X TOGETHER’s collaboration with Jonas Brothers, ‘Do It Like That,’ reached 9th place, and ZEROBASEONE achieved 10th place with ‘In Bloom.’
Mubeat, a service dedicated to K-pop fandom worldwide, is used for voting in music shows like ‘Music Bank’ and ‘Show! Music Core’ as well as award show voting apps like ‘Circle Chart Awards.’ The Mubeat monthly video chart, published every month, aggregates scores based on YouTube and Mubeat music video views.
Source: nate
