V's Solo Track 'Love Me Again' Breaks Records with 400 Million Spotify Plays
Kang In sig
insig6622@naver.com | 2024-02-14 00:45:27
Pre-release from 'Layover' Album Sets New Standards in K-pop Achievements
▲ Courtesy of Big Hit MusicNotably, "Love Me Again" secured its place on the Billboard Hot 100 at No. 96, marking V's second solo entry on the prominent songs chart. Furthermore, the "Layover" album made a significant impact on the Billboard 200, claiming the No. 2 spot and maintaining its presence on the chart for an impressive eight weeks – a record for a K-pop solo act during that period.
The success of "Layover" is not confined to chart positions; it also secured the No. 2 position on the "25 Best K-Pop Albums of 2023," a distinction accorded by Billboard. The album's enduring popularity and critical acclaim underscore V's noteworthy contribution to the K-pop genre and his ability to make a lasting impact as a solo artist.
Courtesy of Big Hit Music
In a groundbreaking accomplishment, V of BTS has garnered a staggering 400 million plays on Spotify for his solo single, "Love Me Again." This achievement, reported by the platform on Saturday, solidifies the track as a standout pre-release from his solo album, "Layover," unveiled in September of the previous year.
The success of "Layover" is not confined to chart positions; it also secured the No. 2 position on the "25 Best K-Pop Albums of 2023," a distinction accorded by Billboard. The album's enduring popularity and critical acclaim underscore V's noteworthy contribution to the K-pop genre and his ability to make a lasting impact as a solo artist.
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