BTS' JIMIN wins two awards at Brazil's BreakTudo Awards 2024

BTS' JIMIN won two awards at the BreakTudo Awards 2024 (BTD Awards 2024) in Brazil.
On November 19th (Korean time), according to an official announcement from Brazil's "BreakTudo Awards," JIMIN's "Who" was named "This Year's Hit International."
This marks the second consecutive year that the film has won the award, having won last year.
JIMIN is an "International Rising Artist"
Jimin was also selected in the "Rising Artist" category, achieving a double win this year. Prior to this, Jimin held a concert at the Manchester United Music Hall in Manchester, England on November 10th (local time).
At the 2024 MTV Europe Music Awards held at Co-op Live, this year's "Best K-POP"
Even while serving in the military, he continues to win awards at global award ceremonies and is a representative artist of K-Pop.
Jimin is known as a Korean soloist who is very popular in the UK and US, but he is also creating a huge music boom in South America, especially Brazil.
JIMIN's "Who," released on July 19, ranked 31st on the Brazilian Billboard's main single chart, the Hot 100, on July 30, making him the first Asian artist to do so.
Following the success of the previous year's highest debut record for an artist, the group also ranked 84th on the latest chart. The 13 weeks on the chart is the same record for a Korean artist.
On the Spotify Brazil chart, the song recorded 725,064 streams on the "Daily Top Songs" chart on July 24th, ranking 9th, and is the highest-rated K-POP song of all time.
It set a new record for the most streams of a solo song in a single day. It currently has over 51 million streams, making it the most played solo song by a K-pop solo artist.
JIMIN is currently the most streamed K-pop solo artist in the history of Spotify Brazil, with over 105.7 million streams.
The title song "Who" from JIMIN's second solo album "MUSE" was ranked #1 in the US music magazine "Billboard".
It was ranked 45th on the latest Hot 100 chart (dated November 23rd). It has been on the chart for 17 consecutive weeks and continues to be popular even now, four months after its release.