This week, both 'Euphoria' and 'My Time' enter Billboard World Digital Song Sales chart at #18 and #7, respectively. 'Euphoria' had spent a total of 38 weeks on the chart, extending its record as the longest-charting K-pop solo song, while 'My Time,' which spent 35 weeks, is the second-longest charting K-pop solo song (tying with BTS' Jimin's Filter) on the chart.

With this, Jungkook continues to conquer Top2 spots on Billboard World Digital Song Sales and simultaneously extends his reign as the longest-charting K-pop idol on the chart with 'Euphoria,' a B-side track.

Despite being released months late and without an official MV, 'Euphoria' kept making its own success and even charted at #5 on Billboard bubbling under Hot100 chart. There were assumptions that the song would have made it into Billboard Hot100 too if it had proper release and MV, as according to K-pop columnist Jeff Benjamin. He wrote, “There's a part of me that wonders if "Euphoria" could have charted on the Hot 100 too this week simply from general interest. It was teased for months, was the highest-selling and most-streamed song after the single...it just didn't have an official music video though. Thoughts?“

In August 2019, Jungkook broke a 5-year-old record held by Taeyang when 'Euphoria' spent 22 weeks on Billboard World Digital Song Sales chart, surpassed Taeyang's 'Eyes, Nose, Lips' which charted for 21 weeks. Jungkook became the longest-charting, solo male K-Pop idol on the chart, but the success didn't stop there. In May this year, 'Euphoria' with its 26-weeks of charting surpassed Blackpink Jennie's 'Solo' and Hyuna's 'Bubble Pop,' thus making Jungkook the longest-charting K-pop idol on Billboard World Digital Song Sales chart ever since.