BTS' JIMIN's solo song becomes the best-selling K-POP song in the U.S. for the second year in a row, following ”Like Crazy” and ”Who”

BTS' JIMIN's solo song was selected as the best-selling song by a Korean or K-pop artist in the United States for the second consecutive year, demonstrating his global popularity.
The title song of JIMIN's second solo album, released on July 19, 2024, is the best-selling K-POP song in the United States as of November 2024, and is ranked first last year.
It took over the glory of Jimin's first solo album title song "Like Crazy" for the second year in a row.
Crazy" is also the sixth best-selling K-POP artist in the US in 2024, and JIMIN is
In 2018, he had two solo songs ranked in the Top 10 of K-Pop's highest sales in the United States, proving his strong influence in the country.
As of November 30th, JIMIN's second solo album "MUSE", in which "Who" was recorded, is scheduled to be released in the US in 2024.
It was recorded as the K-POP solo album with the highest pure album sales. JIMIN's solo songs "Lie" and "Serendipity" were recorded on the "BTS" album.
All three songs from "Filter" sold over 700,000 units in the U.S., earning gold certification from the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). JIMIN is the group's
Even before the members began their solo careers, they were already prominent in the music industry.
"Crazy" and "Who" have sold over 1 million units and are certified platinum by the RIAA.
Jimin's "Who" became the first K-pop artist to surpass 200 million streams on Spotify in the US, both as a group and solo artist.
As of November 29th, "ho" was ranked 12th on the "America's Daily Top Songs" chart with 1,203,634 streams, making it the highest ranking for K-pop.
"Who" has surpassed 203.2 million cumulative streams on Spotify in the US alone, making it the first K-POP song to enter the top 300 in the history of Spotify in the US.
It also showed its popularity by ranking 293rd, beating Rihanna's "Work (feat. Drake)". Meanwhile, the JIMIN exhibition "The Truth" ended successfully in Korea.
The "Untold: Unexpressed Feelings" event was held in Los Angeles, USA from November 29th, and just like in Korea, fans lined up in long queues from the morning, announcing the start of the event with great success.
The exhibition will run until December 15th and will then travel to Tokyo in January next year.