At this point, Jungkook’s songs are not just living on our playlist, they are all over TikTok too.
The BTS member has become the first and only K-pop solo artist to have six songs surpass 3 million each on TikTok, adding another major social media milestone to his name.
From collaborations and solo hits to sped-up versions and fan favourites, Jungkook’s music continues to find a life of its own on the platform.
‘Left And Right’ Is Leading The Way
Sitting comfortably at the top is “Left and Right,” Jungkook’s collaboration with American singer-songwriter Charlie Puth.
The track has been used in more than 23.2 million TikTok posts, making it Jungkook’s most-used song on the platform.
Next comes “Dreamers” with 16.9 million posts, followed by “Seven” with more than 8.5 million.
And because TikTok loves a sped-up track, “Left and Right (Sped Up Ver.)” has also made its mark with more than 3.9 million uses.
Rounding out the six are “3D” with 3.2 million uses and “Still With You” with around 3 million.
Together, these numbers make Jungkook the first K-pop solo musician to have 6 different songs used more than 3 million times each on TikTok.
And There Are More Million-Use Songs
The list does not end there. Four more Jungkook songs have each crossed 1 million uses on the platform, putting even more of music in TikTok’s million club.
“3D (Sped Up Ver.)” has passed 2.1 million uses, while “My You” has reached 1.5 million.
Meanwhile, “Standing Next To You” has been used in 1.4 million posts, with “Yes or No” sitting at around 1 million.
That means Jungkook now has 10 songs with at least 1 million uses on TikTok with six of those already above the 3-million mark.
Jungkook’s TikTok Numbers Keep Growing
It is not only his songs pulling huge numbers either. Jungkook currently has more than 34.5 million followers on TikTok, while his account has collected over 458 million likes.
With millions of people using his music for everything from edits and dance videos to everyday TikToks, Jungkook’s songs have clearly found a second home on the platform, and the numbers are only getting bigger.
Sources: Korea Herald
