K-pop has taken the world by storm, and over the past decade, BTS has undoubtedly dominated the Spotify charts. Here’s a breakdown of the top-streamed K-pop songs from 2019 to 2024, with BTS taking the lead:
- 2019: BTS – “Boy With Luv” (feat. Halsey) (137.1M streams).
A feel-good track that’s all about love, bringing smiles and joy to millions of ARMY (that’s BTS fandom) worldwide.
- 2020: BTS – “Dynamite” (1.01B streams).
Released during the pandemic, BTS’s first all-English track broke records and lifted spirits globally amid tough times.
- 2021: BTS – “Butter” (443.4M streams).
With playful lyrics and an irresistible chorus, Butter was the summer anthem everyone needed.
- 2022: Jungkook and Charlie Puth – Left and Right (900M streams).
A perfect blend of Jungkook’s magic and Charlie Puth’s smooth vocals made this collaboration stand out.
![Charlie Puth - Left And Right (feat. Jung Kook of BTS) [Official Video]](https://www.musicmundial.com/en/wp-content/cache/flying-press/a7GITgqwDVg-hqdefault.jpg)
- 2023: Jungkook – “Seven” (1.7B streams).
A dance tune that started Jungkook’s solo success with billions of streams. The song, featuring rapper Latto, became a blueprint in Jungkook’s solo catalog.
- 2024: Jimin – “Who” (490M streams).
Thoughtful and introspective, Jimin’s solo track reflects on identity and self-discovery, adding another hit to BTS’s catalog.
