Suga (Agust D) Sets Spotify Record: First Korean Soloist with multiple Songs Over 100 Million Streams
By Rowella Michaels | June 2025
Get ready, ARMY! Min Yoongi—widely known as Suga of BTS and the fierce solo act Agust D—has just made streaming history. With an awe-inspiring 14 songs each surpassing 100 million streams on Spotify, he has officially become the first and only Korean soloist to hit this remarkable milestone.
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A New Streaming Milestone in K-pop History
This achievement marks a turning point not only in Suga’s career but in the entire K-pop industry, proving the enduring power of his versatile artistry. From hard-hitting rap and introspective lyrics to smooth melodies and emotional depth, Suga's discography continues to captivate listeners across borders.
Streaming metrics like these are modern-day indicators of an artist’s global influence. Reaching 100 million streams on even one track is a major feat—but doing so on fourteen different songs? That’s a testament to both musical excellence and fan dedication.
A Look Into Suga's 100 Million Stream Club
The list of songs that make up this elite group spans his solo mixtapes, and collaborative efforts. Each track reflects different aspects of his identity as both Suga and Agust D:
Solo Career (Agust D / SUGA)
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Burn It (feat. MAX)
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Daechwita
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So Far Away (feat. Suran)
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Girl of My Dreams
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People
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Haegeum
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Lilith
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People Pt.2 (feat. IU)
Official Collaborations (featuring SUGA / Agust D)
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eight – IU (feat. SUGA)
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Blueberry Eyes – MAX (feat. SUGA)
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That That – PSY (feat. SUGA)
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SUGA’s Interlude – Halsey (feat. SUGA)
Trivia: Seesaw – BTS (features Suga’s writing/performance; included in many lists as a feature)
Interlude: Shadow – BTS (similarly included per multiple reports)
This is not the success of one viral moment—it’s the result of sustained engagement with a diverse, thoughtful body of work.
The Dual Legacy of Suga and Agust D
What makes this record so unique is how it merges two personas: Suga, the lyricist-producer behind BTS’s introspective hits, and Agust D, the raw, unfiltered voice of a solo artist unafraid to tackle mental health, trauma, and personal growth.
Tracks like “Shadow” and “Seesaw” show his introspective side within BTS, while “Agust D” and “AMYGDALA” give us an unvarnished view into his soul. His ability to shift between these artistic identities while maintaining authenticity is part of what draws millions to his work.
Powered by Passion: The Role of ARMY
Behind every stream is the unstoppable force that is ARMY. Their global organization, relentless support, and emotional connection to BTS’s music have propelled this milestone into reality. The 100 million streams aren’t just clicks—they’re proof of ongoing impact, with fans returning to his music time and again.
A New Benchmark for Korean Soloists
In an industry often dominated by group achievements, Suga's Spotify record sets a new benchmark for Korean solo artists. It proves that K-pop soloists can command just as much global attention, setting the stage for others to follow.
Suga’s evolution from underground rapper to BTS icon to global solo act has redefined what’s possible for Asian artists on international platforms like Spotify.
What This Means for Suga’s Legacy
This achievement isn't just another stat—it’s a defining moment. It cements Suga’s legacy as a trailblazer, a creative force who bridges cultures, languages, and genres.
From his free mixtapes to chart-topping albums, his journey has been one of artistic courage, honest storytelling, and musical growth. And with ARMY behind him, there's no limit to what he’ll achieve next.
Congratulations, Suga – You’ve Made History Again
As the world tunes in to celebrate this record-breaking moment, one thing is clear: whether as Suga of BTS or the unapologetically bold Agust D, Min Yoongi continues to inspire, innovate, and lead.
Here’s to the next hundred million.
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