BTS' JIMIN's ”Who” becomes K-POP's first achievement in 2024... tops Spotify Japan's weekly chart

BTS' JIMIN's song "Who" topped the Japanese music charts, once again proving his global influence.
The title song "Who" from JIMIN's second solo album "MUSE" was released on August 30th on Spotify.
It won first place on the "Weekly Top Songs" chart in Japan (August 23rd to August 29th).
Only four artists have ever reached number one on the Japan weekly chart. JIMIN debuted at number seven, stayed at number two, and then took his first number one spot.
Among the four groups, Jimin is the only foreign artist and has achieved a great feat as a solo artist. Furthermore, Jimin's "Who" is the first song by a Korean solo artist to be released in Japan.
It is also the only song to have reached number one on this chart. In addition, the record song "Be Mine" also charted in the same weekly chart for four consecutive weeks, demonstrating its enduring popularity.
In addition, on Spotify Japan's "Daily Top Songs" latest chart dated September 3rd, "
"Who" has had the most number one hits by a Korean solo artist. Even when you combine solo songs and collaboration songs sung by Korean solo artists, it has the highest number of hits on Spotify.
It was a great achievement, the most number one on the Japan daily chart.
It reached number one on the Japanese country charts in the fourth week of August on the Japanese Music Chart. It has maintained this position for four consecutive weeks.
The song has also remained at the top of Billboard Japan's main singles chart, the Hot 100, for seven consecutive weeks, demonstrating its unwavering popularity in Japan.