“September has been a great Month for BTS as it’s been one celebration after another. Each member has broken their own records, and J-Hope has just added another cap to his solo project. Jung Hoseok aka J-Hope ft. Becky G ‘Chicken Noodle Soup collaboration has reached #1 in 100 countries on iTunes. It is the first collaboration on history to achieve that milestone. J-Hope now becomes the youngest artist, fourth artist overall and second male act in history to reach 100 #1s on iTunes for both a Song and an Album! His debut Album ‘Hope World’ Mix Tape also reached 100 #1s on iTunes.

BTS J-Hope’s collaboration with Becky G on the track “Chicken Noodle Soup” has been making waves across the music industry, reaching an impressive milestone that few artists can claim: 100 #1s on iTunes. This remarkable achievement showcases not only the undeniable appeal of J-Hope as a solo artist but also the enduring power of BTS’s global influence and Becky G’s widespread popularity. The track, which originally dropped in 2019, has continued to captivate audiences around the world, pushing boundaries and inspiring listeners with its infectious energy and cross-cultural fusion.

“Chicken Noodle Soup” has become more than just a catchy tune—it represents a celebration of cultures, blending K-pop and Latin music in a seamless, upbeat anthem. J-Hope, known for his electrifying dance moves and creative vision within BTS, stepped into the spotlight as a solo artist with this project, and it’s clear that the combination of his talents and Becky G’s vocal charm created a musical moment that resonated deeply with fans.

The journey to 100 #1s on iTunes has been nothing short of impressive. When J-Hope and Becky G first released “Chicken Noodle Soup,” it immediately sparked interest due to its lively beat and vibrant energy. The song blends a mixture of hip-hop, pop, and Latin influences, making it an instant hit with a broad range of listeners. Its catchy refrain, “Chicken noodle soup, with a soda on the side,” quickly became a global phenomenon, thanks to its contagious rhythm and positive, fun message.

However, reaching the milestone of 100 #1s on iTunes is not an easy feat. To put this into perspective, it takes a combination of factors: the song must not only appeal to the fans of the artists but also to a diverse range of listeners worldwide. iTunes, known for being a major platform for music sales and rankings, reflects trends in music consumption, and for a song to maintain a spot at #1 across various markets is a testament to its staying power and universal appeal.

J-Hope’s fanbase, ARMY, has proven time and time again that they are some of the most dedicated fans in the world, consistently supporting BTS’s solo and group ventures. This dedication has played a huge role in pushing “Chicken Noodle Soup” to the top of the charts. The fans have shown up in droves to stream, purchase, and share the song across social media, propelling it to the pinnacle of iTunes rankings not once, but consistently over a long period.

Becky G, a talented Latin artist who has had her own share of chart-topping hits, brought her own fanbase into the fold, blending the Latinx and K-pop communities. Her energy on the track and her powerful presence in the music video added a layer of authenticity and relatability that fans from diverse cultural backgrounds could connect with. “Chicken Noodle Soup” became an anthem of inclusivity, bridging two worlds that often don’t intersect in mainstream music.

In addition to the initial release of the song, the track’s longevity on the charts has been aided by its continued popularity in various regions, especially in the United States and South Korea, but also in countries across Europe and Latin America. The song’s versatility allowed it to be embraced by people of all ages, with its lively beat being perfect for dancing, parties, and even social media trends.

The collaboration between J-Hope and Becky G was more than just a musical partnership; it was a cultural moment that pushed the boundaries of what K-pop could achieve internationally. For years, K-pop had made strides in breaking into Western markets, but “Chicken Noodle Soup” elevated that further by fusing two distinct genres—hip-hop and Latin music—in a way that had not been done before, at least not in this particular combination.

J-Hope’s involvement in the collaboration was a natural choice due to his proven talent not only as a rapper and dancer but also as a creative visionary within BTS. His solo projects have always been marked by an exploration of different sounds and styles, and “Chicken Noodle Soup” was no exception. J-Hope’s charisma shines through in the song, where he delivers his signature raps with smooth precision, paired with a sense of fun that invites listeners to dance and sing along.

Becky G, meanwhile, had been making waves in the Latin music scene with her own unique blend of reggaeton, pop, and hip-hop influences. Known for hits like “Mayores” and “Sin Pijama,” she brought her Latin flair and infectious energy to the track, making it a perfect fit for fans of both genres. The combination of their talents showcased the synergy between two artists from different musical worlds, proving that collaboration knows no boundaries.

The accompanying music video for “Chicken Noodle Soup” further elevated the song’s impact. The video, filled with vibrant choreography and playful visuals, mirrored the song’s upbeat, energetic vibe. The iconic dance moves from J-Hope, who is known for his incredible dancing skills, combined with the spirited performance from Becky G, made the video an instant hit on YouTube and other platforms. Fans quickly learned the choreography, creating viral dance challenges and further spreading the song’s influence.

The success of “Chicken Noodle Soup” reaching 100 #1s on iTunes isn’t just about chart performance—it’s a reflection of the global reach and power of K-pop and Latin music when they come together. The song’s success highlights how music transcends language barriers and unites people from different walks of life. It is a celebration of diversity, of shared passions, and of the ability of music to connect people across the globe.

For J-Hope, the success of “Chicken Noodle Soup” also marked a significant step in his solo career outside of BTS. As one of the more outgoing and charismatic members of BTS, he had already garnered attention for his dance skills and upbeat personality. The success of this collaboration was a testament to his ability to stand on his own as an artist and to navigate different musical landscapes while remaining true to his roots.

For Becky G, the track cemented her place as one of the leading figures in Latin pop and hip-hop. Her versatility as an artist allowed her to bring her unique perspective to the track, showing that her talent spans beyond just one genre. “Chicken Noodle Soup” has given her even more international recognition, especially in regions where K-pop has an undeniable influence.

With 100 #1s on iTunes, “Chicken Noodle Soup” is far from done. It’s clear that both J-Hope and Becky G have tapped into something special with this track, and it’s exciting to think about what the future holds for both artists. As J-Hope continues his journey as a solo artist, fans eagerly await his next moves, whether it’s through music, dance, or collaborations. Becky G, too, will likely continue to rise as one of the most dynamic forces in music, creating even more cross-cultural hits in the future.

In the world of music, achievements like this are rare, but “Chicken Noodle Soup” proves that when two talented artists come together, magic can happen. Here’s to more milestones, collaborations, and unforgettable musical moments that continue to inspire and unite fans all over the world.

Chicken Noodle Soup MV was released on 27th September 2019. The music video currently has 195.9 Million Views on YouTube. J-Hope is a disciplined hard worker who says his body is 10 years dance shaped. His dance moves always leave you asking whether he has any bones or maybe he has an extra set of bones that makes him so fluid and flexible its mind boggling!

Featuring Becky G in Chicken Noodle Soup brought 3 different languages together, Korean, Spanish and English. The song paid homage to the original ‘Chicken Noodle Soup’. ARMYs were excited to celebrate Hobi’s achievements terming him the standard when it comes to creating beautiful music and breaking records. They trended #CNS100thWin on Twitter to show J-Hope love on such a great day. We love our sunshine and wish him nothing but the best as he lights up out every life with his happiness.

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