BTS' Jin continues to showcase his global influence as his second mini-album, Echo, remains on the U.S. Billboard main albums chart for two consecutive weeks. According to Billboard’s latest chart (dated June 7, 2025), released on June 3, Echo secured the 122nd spot on the Billboard 200, demonstrating sustained popularity. The album also ranked 2nd on the World Albums chart and 6th on the Top Album Sales chart. Its title track, "Don’t Say You Love Me," landed at 12th on the Digital Song Sales chart, while climbing one spot from the previous week to 4th on the Global (Excl. U.S.) chart and 6th on the Global 200 chart. 

Other BTS members also demonstrated strong solo performances. Jimin’s second solo album MUSE title track "Who" surged 19 spots to 84th on the Global 200 chart, while Jungkook’s solo single "Seven" jumped 17 spots to 140th. Additionally, BTS’ 2020 album track "00:00 (Zero O’Clock)" from their fourth studio album topped the Worldwide iTunes Song chart on June 2, reaffirming the global fandom’s enduring support.

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