With just 8 solo songs, BTS' Jin has amassed an impressive 33 million Shazams, making him the first Asian solo artist to achieve this milestone. This achievement not only sets a new record for K-pop songs, but also surpasses Jin's previous achievement of 13.14 million Shazams for the OST Yours.
One of Jin's solo releases, his debut single entitled The Astronaut , was a standout, amassing an astounding 15.51 million Shazams. Astronaut now holds the distinction of being the most Shazamed song in K-pop history. Jin's solo music collection includes a variety of impressive songs that have caught the attention of listeners.
One popular song, Epiphany, has reached 1.27 million Shazams, followed by "Moon" with 1.18 million. Additionally, Awake has amassed 870,000 Shazams, while Tonight has amassed 550,000. Another gorgeous song from Jin, called Abyss, has already earned 410,000 Shazams, and the list ends with Super Tuna reaching 100,000 Shazams.
By combining these numbers, Jin has established himself as the first and only K-pop solo artist to reach an impressive 33 million Shazams. In addition to these accomplishments, Jin's previous song, Yours, performs superbly on Shazam; Global Top 200 Chart. It held the number one position for an impressive 102 days last year, further highlighting Jin's immense popularity.
Notably, Jin is the only K-pop artist to dominate the chart for 231 days, holding the top spot. Additionally, he stands out as the only artist with two songs to have amassed more than 12 million Shazams. Upon release, the song quickly climbed to the top of the Shazam Global TOP 200 chart and stayed there for an impressive 129 days.
This achievement sets a new milestone as the longest-running K-pop song at number one in 2022. Jin's immense influence is further demonstrated by his unprecedented feat of retaining the top spot for 60 consecutive days, highlighting the immense appeal of his brand. As a result, Jin stands as the only soloist in K-pop history to achieve the feat of having two solo songs reach the number one spot on this particular chart.
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