BTS' JIMIN's ”Who” returns to 7th place on the UK official chart

BTS' JIMIN's song "Who" has returned to the UK's official singles chart, demonstrating his popularity.
The title song "Who" from JIMIN's second solo album "MUSE" is the official UK single released on January 24th.
It has returned to 7th place on the latest chart of the Official Singles Top 100. This brings it back into the top 10, up 6 places from last week.
The song "Who" was released on the charts for a total of 21 weeks after its release, breaking the previous record for the longest charting period for a song by a Korean solo artist since the charts were restructured in 2014.
It also broke the record for the longest-remaining K-pop solo song in the top 10 of charts.
News' The Kulture Wave reported that Jimin's "Who" topped the UK Official Singles Chart.
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"Who" was ranked #1 on the official single download chart for three consecutive weeks after its release.
It ranked 28th and 30th on the official singles download and singles sales charts respectively, staying on the charts for 20 weeks.
It also ranked 9th on the Official Audio Streaming Chart, up 11 places from last week, and 11th on the Streaming Chart.
The album "MUSE" on which JIMIN's "Who" was recorded is also ranked 26th on the Spotify UK chart.
Climbed 30 places on the Spotify United Kingdom Top Albums Chart, the biggest increase on that chart, climbing 11 places.
"Who" is also ranked 166th on Spotify's UK Daily Top Songs chart as of the 24th, and has been on the chart for a total of 153 days.
On the charts, it is the longest-charting song by a male K-pop artist.