Kim Soo Hyun is facing intense backlash, and now, Good Day cast members are being dragged into the controversy!

International fans are making it clear—they don’t want to see Kim Soo Hyun on Good Day! As of March 18, G-Dragon’s pinned post featuring the Good Day promotional poster has been bombarded with around 13,000 comments, with fans demanding his removal from the show.

Viewers are now turning their attention to Jung Hae In and Im Si Wan, the only Good Day cast members still following Kim Soo Hyun on social media.

Fans have flooded their accounts with comments like, “It’s time to unfollow Kim Soo Hyun” and “Why are you still supporting him?” Meanwhile, G-Dragon, Lee Soo Hyuk, and Hwang Kwang Hee have either wiped their following list or only follow one account, avoiding the controversy.

On March 17, the Good Day production team issued an apology, saying, “We sincerely apologize for causing concern to our viewers.” They also confirmed that they are trying to edit out Kim Soo Hyun’s scenes as much as possible.

The controversy began after the family of the late Kim Sae Ron claimed she had been in a relationship with Kim Soo Hyun for six years, starting when she was 15.

Kim Soo Hyun’s side initially denied the allegations but later changed their stance, admitting they dated after she became an adult.

With the backlash growing, will Jung Hae In and Im Si Wan cut ties with Kim Soo Hyun? Fans are watching closely.

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BTS’s Jungkook has once again made history, proving why he’s a true global music powerhouse!

According to the World Music Awards (WMA), Jungkook has officially surpassed 8.4 billion filtered streams on his personal Spotify account.

This makes him the fastest Asian artist to hit this milestone and the first K-pop soloist to achieve it! Recognizing his incredible impact, WMA even called him a "history maker."

Even while serving in the military, Jungkook’s Spotify streams continue to rise at an insane rate of nearly 7 million per day, showing just how strong his influence is worldwide.

Jungkook’s first solo album, GOLDEN, is also smashing records! It is now the fastest Asian solo album to surpass 5.3 billion streams on Spotify. From 2022 to 2024, Jungkook held the title of the most-streamed K-pop soloist for three consecutive years, proving his unmatched dominance.

And even in 2025, he’s still on top, gaining over 400 million new streams just this year!

Jungkook’s solo debut track Seven is rewriting history! It holds the record as the fastest song in Spotify history to reach 100 million, 900 million, 1 billion, and 1.1 billion streams.

Not only that, but it’s also the first and fastest Asian song to hit 2.26 billion streams!

As of March 18 (KST), Seven is now the 88th most-streamed song in Spotify history, proving Jungkook’s unstoppable global power.

Jungkook just became the first Asian soloist to have three songs hit 1 billion streams on Spotify!

• Seven
• Left and Right (with Charlie Puth)
• Standing Next to You

This historic feat cements Jungkook’s massive global influence and his position as a record-breaking superstar.

• Seven has remained on the Spotify Weekly Top Songs Global Chart for 87 weeks straight, the longest ever for an Asian soloist!
• GOLDEN has been on the Spotify Weekly Top Albums Global Chart for 71 consecutive weeks, making it the first and longest-charting album by an Asian soloist!

Since opening his Spotify account on February 11, 2022, Jungkook has set another record—he’s the fastest Asian artist to surpass 17 million followers! His massive global fanbase continues to grow, proving that his popularity is on another level.

Jungkook’s music transcends borders, and his achievements keep pushing new limits! Fans can’t wait to see what other records he will break next!

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