BTS’s Jung Kook Makes U.K. Chart History With ‘Too Much’ ...Middle East

As a member of BTS, Jung Kook sets records for fun. The K-pop star is doing it solo, too. With “Too Much” (via Columbia) entering the Official U.K. Singles Chart at No. 10, Jung Kook becomes the first South Korean solo artist to land three U.K. top 10 singles. Until now, PSY had the record with two top 10s — “Gangnam Style” (peaking at No. 1 in 2012) and “Gentleman” (No. 10 in 2013). “Too Much,” recorded with Australian rapper and singer The Kid LAROI and British rapper Central Cee, is the highest entry on the latest singles survey, published Friday, Oct. 27. It’s Jung Kook’s third top tier effort, a

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