BTS’s Jung Kook Drops Several New Versions Of His Breakout Single ‘Seven’

Just a few days ago, BTS member Jung Kook made his solo debut with his new single, “Seven,” and fans have been showing their overwhelming support for the talented artist. Now, in an exciting turn of events, the superstar has released several additional versions of the hit song, giving fans even more to enjoy and immerse themselves in.

On Monday (July 17), Jung Kook surprised fans by dropping two new editions of “Seven,” titled the Summer Mix and the Band Version. These two takes on the song explore different sonic directions while still retaining the essence of the original. They serve as light remixes, injecting some fun and freshness into a track that millions have been listening to for days without completely altering its core identity.

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The original version of “Seven” became a power seller and streamer upon its release, quickly gaining popularity and acclaim. Alongside the explicit original, Jung Kook also shared a clean version and an instrumental, offering different listening experiences for his dedicated fan base. Now, all five versions of the single have been packaged together as what Jung Kook refers to as the Weekday Version, which is available as an EP on streaming platforms.

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The introduction of the Summer Mix and the Band Version has had an immediate impact on the iTunes chart. Upon their release, these new takes on “Seven” swiftly climbed to the upper reaches of the ranking, showing that Jung Kook’s fans are eager to support him.

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In terms of charting, it’s important to note that all five versions of the single will be consolidated for ranking purposes. By releasing several remixes, Jung Kook maximizes his chances of debuting high on the Hot 100 and other music rankings next week.

The first tracking period for “Seven” extends until Thursday night, providing Jung Kook with ample time to release even more versions of the song. This potential release of additional versions will only amplify the impact of the track, making it an even bigger hit among fans and potentially propelling it to greater chart success.

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