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BTS Jungkook Achieves 500 Million Streams: What Makes “Still With You” So Special?

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BTS member Jungkook has achieved yet another milestone on Spotify, the world’s largest music streaming platform.

Spotify reports that on September 6, Jungkook’s self-composed track “Still With You” surpassed 500 million streams. This marks Jungkook’s sixth song to reach the 500 million stream benchmark, joining his hits “Seven,” “Standing Next to You,” “Left and Right,” “3D,” and “Dreamers.”

“Still With You,” initially released as a free track on SoundCloud in 2020, is Jungkook’s own creation. Following its official release in 2023, the song made its way onto the Billboard Global charts and topped iTunes’ “Top Songs” charts in 83 countries and regions worldwide. The track’s enduring popularity stems from Jungkook’s smooth vocals harmonizing with the sound of rain and jazzy melodies.

BTS, who debuted in 2013, rose to become a global pop sensation with hits like “Dynamite,” “Butter,” and “Permission to Dance.” After a brief hiatus, the group made a triumphant return in March this year with their fifth studio album Arirang, featuring the widely acclaimed new single “Swim.”

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