BTS' JIMIN's ”Who” surpasses 100 million streams on Spotify... the fastest solo song in Asia

BTS' JIMIN's new song "Who" has reached 100 million streams on Spotify, the world's largest music platform.
As of July 28, JIMIN's "Who" has surpassed 10.8 million streams on Spotify. "Who" has a total of 103,046,972 streams.
The previous record for an Asian artist was Joji's "Glimpse of
This shaves off the previous record of 13 days set by "Us" by three days.
The title song "Who" from JIMIN's second solo album "MUSE" released on July 19th is
The song has been loved worldwide since its release, and it topped Spotify's "Daily Top Songs Global" on July 23rd. As of the 29th, it has maintained the number one spot for seven consecutive days, making it the highest-selling song of all time.
It is breaking the record for the longest-running solo song by a K-POP soloist. In particular, JIMIN's "Who" was streamed over 1.77 million times on Spotify in the US as of the 28th, making it the "American
- Ranked 3rd on the "Daily Top Songs" chart. With a cumulative 25 million streams, it accounted for 25% of the total streaming for "Who," showing the highest streaming ratio.
Furthermore, on the 28th, "Who" reached number one on Japan's Spotify Daily Top Songs chart, setting a new record with over 440,000 streams on that day alone.
It was the highest-streamed song of any K-pop solo artist in history, surprising many people. In addition, it was ranked first in Korea with 340,000 streams and first in Saudi Arabia, reaching number one in over 50 countries.
Jimin has been on the charts of the countries listed above and is receiving a lot of love from all over the world. Jimin's Spotify profile was created two years ago after his song "Who" surpassed 100 million streams.
In the last year or so, he has released "Like Crazy," "Like Crazy: English Version," "With You," "Vibe," and "Set Me Free."
Pt.2” “Angel Pt.1” “Face-off” “Alone” “Interlude: Dive” “Closer than
From "This" to "Smeraldo Garden Marching Band," JIMIN is the 12th K-POP solo artist with 100 million streams in total.
became.