BTS' JIMIN's ”MUSE” surpasses 850 million plays on Spotify... the most streamed K-POP album of 2024

BTS' JIMIN's solo album "MUSE" has surpassed 850 million plays on Spotify, becoming the top K-POP album released in 2024.
According to Spotify records as of August 20, JIMIN's second solo album "MUSE" has reached 800 million streams in just 33 days since its release.
This is the first and most-streamed K-pop album released in 2024.
Jimin's "MUSE" recorded 12,825,082 daily streams on Spotify on the 24th, giving him a total of 856,282,495 streams.
This makes JIMIN the most streamed K-pop artist on Spotify, the world's largest music streaming platform.
The title track of "MUSE," "Like Crazy," has also been a big success on Spotify.
Crazy" recorded 9,163,446 streams on Spotify on the 24th, ranking 5th on the Global Daily Top Songs chart.
It has topped the chart for 20 days since its release and has been in the top 10 for 37 consecutive days. It has also garnered a total of 366,946,653 streams, making it the most streamed K-pop song of all time.
It is breaking the record for the fastest solo song by a solo artist. In addition, "Like Crazy" has charted in 50 countries where Spotify provides its service, including Korea.
It also ranked first in 10 countries, including the United States and Japan, and made it into the top 10 in 24 countries. JIMIN also ranked 48th on Spotify's "Daily Top Artist" chart.
It is ranked 1st among K-POP artists. In addition, JIMIN's "Like"
"Crazy" is the most popular song on the global music search platform Shazam as of the 24th.
The album has been viewed over 300,000 times. Despite JIMIN not having any promotional activities due to his military service, the album "MUSE" has received enthusiastic support from around the world.
Jimin's "Like Crazy" ranked 47th on the UK Official Singles Chart announced on the 23rd (local time), making it the fifth consecutive week on the chart.
In addition, he became the first and only K-pop solo artist to top the UK's Official Big Top 40 for two consecutive weeks.
It ranked 37th and has been on the chart for five consecutive weeks, breaking the record for the longest time for a K-pop solo song.