BTS' JIMIN's ”WHO” selected as the most loved K-POP song overseas in the second half of 2024

It was calculated that the K-POP song that received the most love overseas in the second half of last year, 2024, was "WHO" by JIMIN of the group BTS.
Global audio and music streaming platform Spotify has announced that it has announced that Korean songs will be the most streamed overseas in the second half of 2024.
The Global Impact list, which highlights the influence of Korean music in the global market and the achievements of Korean artists who have made their mark, has been released.
This list is made up of the 30 most streamed albums by Korean artists released between July 1 and December 31 of last year by Spotify listeners worldwide (excluding Korea).
The song that was streamed the most overseas by a Korean artist released in the second half of last year was "WHO" by Jimin of "BTS".
BLACKPINK's ROSE and Bruno Mars' "APT." came in second, BLACKPINK's JENNIE's "Mantra" came in third, and "Stray
Kids' "Chk Chk Boom" ranked fourth, and JIMIN's "Be Mine" ranked fifth.
The artist most frequently included in the “Global Impact” list was BT
In addition to JIMIN's five solo songs, JIN's "Running Wild" (6th place), "I'll Be There" (8th place) and "Super
Tuna" (23rd place), V's "Winter Ahead (with PARK HYO SHIN)" (9th place), "White
A total of 10 songs were selected, including "Christmas" (26th place), proving the band's enduring global popularity.
Park Jeong-ju, head of the MUSIC team, said, "The Global Impact List is an important indicator of the strong global influence of Korean music," and "BTS and other artists
It is even more meaningful to be able to see the outstanding achievements of new groups like BABYMONSTER and MEOVV along with the global stars we are promoting."