K-pop has taken the world by storm with its catchy tunes, stunning visuals, and incredible talent. Along with K-pop groups, soloists have also made significant waves in the international music scene. One of the key indicators of an artist's success is their performance on global charts, such as the Worldwide iTunes Album Chart.

Let’s check out the top 5 longest-charting albums at #1 by K-pop soloists on the Worldwide iTunes Album Chart.

1. FACE – JIMIN (14 DAYS)

Jimin's solo debut album, "FACE," has etched its name in the annals of K-pop history by achieving a remarkable feat on the Worldwide iTunes album chart, where it spent an impressive 14 days at the pinnacle, making it the longest-charting album at #1 by a K-pop soloist.

2. Jack In The Box – J-HOPE (8 DAYS)

J-Hope's "Jack In The Box" is the second-longest-charting album by a K-pop soloist, at #1 on the Worldwide iTunes album chart. With an impressive 8 days reigning at the top, J-hope has showcased his exceptional talent.

3. Layover – V (7 DAYS)

The next on the list is V’s most anticipated solo debut album, "Layover.” The album has spent an impressive 7 days in the top spot on the Worldwide iTunes Albums chart, a testament to V’s undeniable popularity and the global appeal of his music.

4. D-DAY – Agust D (7 DAYS)

"D-DAY" by Agust D has achieved an extraordinary feat in the world of K-pop, solidifying its place as one of the longest-charting albums at #1 on the Worldwide iTunes album chart by spending 7 consecutive days at the pinnacle.

5. HOPE WORLD – J-HOPE (6 DAYS)

J-Hope’s first mixtape, “Hope World,” secured its place as the fifth longest-charting album at #1 on the Worldwide iTunes album chart, spending 6 days at the pinnacle. J-Hope's solo venture has demonstrated its enduring appeal and the artist's undeniable talent.

The longevity and dominance of K-Pop soloists on the Worldwide iTunes Album Chart are a testament to the genre's global appeal and the immense talent of its artists.