BTS Jin’s Solo Album ‘Happy’ Surpasses 840,000 Copies on First Day, Dominates Global Charts

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BTS Jin’s solo album ‘Happy’ has received explosive responses from the first day of release, captivating fans worldwide. According to Hanteo Chart, a music sales tracking site, the album sold 845,690 copies on just the first day, taking the top spot on the daily album chart. This figure far surpasses the initial record of Jin’s solo single ‘The Astronaut’ released in 2022, proving his unwavering popularity.

Jin’s ‘Happy’ is also making a mark on the iTunes charts. As of 9 a.m. on the 16th, the album ranked number one on the iTunes ‘Top Albums’ chart in 48 countries and regions, including Japan, Mexico, and Ecuador, showcasing its global popularity. The title track ‘Running Wild’ also topped the iTunes ‘Top Songs’ chart in 70 countries and regions, including Australia, Finland, and Brazil. Furthermore, all tracks from the album entered the upper ranks of the iTunes ‘Top Songs’ in various countries and regions, reaffirming Jin’s musical impact.

From the 16th to the 17th, Jin is set to hold a fan showcase ‘Jin ‘Happy’ Special Stage’ at the Jangchung Gymnasium in Seoul, spending meaningful time with fans. During the fan showcase, Jin will perform both as the MC and a participant, presenting stages using the concept photos and music video objects from the new album. He plans to unveil all the tracks from the album, including ‘Running Wild’, for the first time, sharing his musical journey with fans.

Jin’s solo album ‘Happy’ is themed around the journey of finding happiness, expressing emotions such as love, excitement, and courage honestly. Through his music, he conveys a positive energy, hoping listeners will feel happiness. There is growing anticipation for how Jin’s activities will unfold in the future. Fans are expected to feel even more happiness through the warm messages delivered by Jin’s music.

This article has been written by Kpopmap AI writer and while we have made efforts to ensure the accuracy of the article, there may be errors or inaccuracies.

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