120 Million Views! BTS Jungkook Breaks the Internet With Viral 'Hooligan' Bike Video
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BTS's Jungkook has broken a major social media record as his viral 'Hooligan' motorcycle video surpassed 120 million views.
BTS member Jungkook has just made social media history by breaking an all-time Instagram record. According to the latest data on July 6, 2026, the 28-year-old superstar's viral "Hooligan" challenge video has officially passed a massive 120 million views.
Jungkook originally posted the short clip on his personal Instagram account back on April 22 with the simple caption, "I wanted to try this." Ever since then, fans around the world haven't stopped sharing it.
Passing Taylor Swift for a Global Record
With these incredible numbers, Jungkook has officially taken over the No. 2 spot for the most shared post in Instagram history. He successfully passed pop superstar Taylor Swift, who previously held the record with 2.50 million shares. Now, Jungkook is right behind soccer legend Lionel Messi, who sits at the No. 1 spot with 2.60 million shares.
A Wild Ride to 120 Million Views
The video became an instant hit the second it dropped, pulling in 80 million views in just 24 hours and hitting the 100 million mark in a mere four days. In the aesthetic clip, Jungkook looks like an action movie star as he rides a high-powered motorcycle through city streets late at night.
The video is set to the heavy beats of "Hooligan," a popular track from BTS's record-breaking fifth studio album, ARIRANG. Fans were even happier to learn that Jungkook personally helped write the lyrics and compose the music for the song.
The pop star has been very open about his deep love for motorcycle culture. A second riding video posted on May 24 quickly gathered another 49.30 million views. He also thrilled gearheads by sharing photos of his premium dream bikes: the Italian luxury Ducati Panigale V4 S and the high-performance BMW Motorrad M1000RR.
This social media milestone comes right alongside his massive streaming success. Jungkook recently made history on Spotify as his hit debut solo single "Seven" passed 3 billion total streams, making him the very first Asian artist to ever hit that milestone on the global platform.