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BTS’ Jungkook surpasses Messi as the most popular individual hashtag on YouTube

May 17, 2023

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The immense influence of BTS’ golden maknae on social media has once again taken center stage, as he surpasses football icon Messi to claim the title of the most frequently used individual hashtag in YouTube history.

📊 “#Jungkook” is the MOST USED hashtag for an individual act on YouTube history with 2.9M videos.

#1 – Jungkook — 2.9M videos
#2 – Messi — 2.8M videos
#3 – Jimin — 2.7M videos
#4 – Ronaldo — 2.5M videos

YOUTUBE KING JUNGKOOK#JUNGKOOK #정국 @BTS_twt pic.twitter.com/DEu10rhkYR

— JK DAILY ⁹⁷𝄞ʲᵏ🦋♍️ (@Daily_JKUpdate) May 12, 2023

The hashtag #Jungkook has been utilized in 2.9 million videos, surpassing the usage of #Messi by a margin of 100,000 on the popular streaming platform.

This trend showcases the ongoing rivalry between K-pop idols and football stars, as Jungkook’s fellow BTS member Jimin secures the third spot, closely followed by Messi’s competitor, Christiano Ronaldo.

pic.twitter.com/jFIagJRnJM

— JK DAILY ⁹⁷𝄞ʲᵏ🦋♍️ (@Daily_JKUpdate) May 12, 2023

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