JIMIN on par with Madonna...JIMIN's long-running popularity on two major US Billboard charts

BTS' JIMIN has enjoyed long-lasting popularity on two of the major Billboard charts, proving his presence as a K-pop frontman.
According to the latest chart released by the American music media Billboard (dated January 18th), JIMIN's "Who" is ranked 1st in the Billboard main chart.
"Who" is the highest-charting K-pop song in the past 10 years since PSY's "Gangnam Style."
-The longest charting week for a solo pop song has now reached 24 weeks. In K-Pop as a whole, it has been the longest charting week for a single by BTS (32 weeks), PSY (31 weeks), and FIFTY
This is the fourth longest charting record after FIFTY's "Cupid" (25 weeks). "Who" recorded 100th consecutive week on the Billboard 200, the main album chart in the Billboard charts.
His second album "MUSE" was ranked 135th and stayed on the chart for 25 consecutive weeks, making JIMIN the first person to have an album stay on the Billboard 200 chart for 25 consecutive weeks.
She became the first Korean solo artist to do so, and it is also the only 2024 K-pop album to reach 25 weeks on the chart.
In response, Billboard said, "JIMIN has been asked to write songs for Madonna and Baha Ma
Baha Men, the Hot 100 hit with the title "Who's
"JIMIN's 'Who' will be making its chart debut," the magazine said.
Immediately, the song was praised as standing alongside many other memorable hits with similar titles. JIMIN continues to do well on Billboard's detailed charts.
The album ranked 13th and 8th on the Global 200 and Global (Excluding the U.S.) charts, respectively, and was ranked 1st on the Billboard Streaming Songs chart.
It ranked 28th on the "K-Pop Music" chart, breaking the record for the longest charting period in K-Pop history with 25 weeks, second only to PSY's "Gangnam Style."
It ranked second on the Billboard World Albums chart, staying on the chart for 25 weeks. JIMIN's first album "F
It is the second longest-charting K-pop solo album after "ACE," and has enjoyed long-term popularity.