BTS's Jungkook takes over iTunes charts with official release of 'Still With You,' 'My You'
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Jungkook marks another career milestone!
Jungkook of the global group BTS officially released on Monday his self-composed songs, “Still With You” and “My You,” on streaming platforms, ahead of the drop of his solo single, “Seven” this month.
“Still With You” was initially only released on SoundCloud, while “My You,” was released on YouTube and SoundCloud.
An article by Soompi reported that “Still With You” hit the top spot on iTunes Top Songs Charts in 83 regions, including the United States, Canada, Germany, and France, as of 9 a.m. KST (8 a.m. in Manila) on Tuesday.
Meanwhile, “My You” topped the iTunes Top Songs Charts in 15 regions, including Finland, Paraguay, Japan, and Qatar.
The main vocalist released “Still With You” in 2020 as part of the group's anniversary celebration.
“My You,” on the other hand, was released in 2022 to celebrate BTS's ninth year as a group.
Last week, the group's record label, BigHit Music, announced that Jungkook is dropping his first solo single, “Seven,” on July 14.
According to BigHit, “Seven” is an “invigorating “summer song” that is sure to have you experience the full breadth of Jung Kook's charm.”
The record label also released the official promotion schedule of “Seven.”
#JungKook #정국 'Seven' Promotion Schedule#JungKook_Seven pic.twitter.com/9vhitonaeC
-- BIGHIT MUSIC (@BIGHIT_MUSIC) July 1, 2023
Jungkook is the voice behind the official 2022 FIFA World Cup song, “Dreamers.” He also collaborated with Charlie Puth for the hit song, “Left and Right.”
Jungkook's solo songs in BTS's albums are “Begin,” “Euphoria,” and “My Time.”
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