Fans Rejoice as Taehyung Tops Spotify’s K-Pop Soloist Charts

Kim Taehyung of BTS broke the record for most-followed K-pop soloist on Spotify on January 23, 2024, with more than 16,846,393 followers. His position as one of the most impactful K-pop performers is further solidified by this accomplishment.

Many of the Love Me Again singer’s admirers took to social media after hearing about her most recent success to gush over her. As the most-followed K-pop soloist on Spotify, Kim Taehyung has once again demonstrated his status as one of the most sought-after and adored musicians in the industry, according to his fans. A fervent supporter tweeted:

Kim Taehyung’s Newest Accomplishment

Previously held by fellow BTS member J-Hope, Kim Taehyung is now the most-followed Korean/K-pop soloist on Spotify, with over 16 million followers. The Love Me Again singer has more than 16,846,393 followers on Spotify, but J-Hope has more than 16,843,958.

As evidence of his global impact, Kim Taehyung is the fourth most-followed K-pop artist on Spotify. At the same time, his first solo album, Layover, set a record for the most-streamed Korean album of 2024 by a K-pop soloist and the fastest album of its kind to reach 70 million views on the platform in under a month and a half.

Kim Taehyung’s admirers wasted no time praising the idol on social media after hearing about his most recent achievement being the most-followed K-pop soloist on Spotify with more than 16 million followers.

All of them are gushing over the idol, praising his dedication, skill, and voice for the way it transports them to BTS’ V and the solace they derive from his music. Several people have commented on his most recent accomplishment:

Also, V of BTS has finished his basic training, which lasted five weeks, according to various reports. He received the honor of military elite trainee during his military graduation ceremony as recognition for his outstanding service during his time in the army. Fans gushed over the Love Me Again singer’s military style, and the resulting images and videos from the event quickly went viral online.

The musician has just enrolled in the Army General Administration School and will spend the next three weeks undergoing supplemental training in preparation for his selection to the Capital Defence Command’s Special Duty Team.

Love wins all, IU’s future pre-release song, will feature him as well and will be broadcast on January 24, 2024. For more updates, you can join us on our Twitter account.