”BTS” JIMIN, his power remains the same even during his military enlistment... ”MUSE” backslides on US Billboard main chart

JIMIN (BTS) has once again run backwards on the U.S. Billboard charts.

According to the latest chart (dated March 1st) released by Billboard, a U.S. music media outlet, JIMIN's second solo album "MUSE," which was released last July, moved up a whopping 23 places to No. 109 on the main album chart "Billboard 200" from last week.”

The album also rose in the "World Albums" list, successfully reclaiming the top spot.In addition, "Who," the title track of "MUSE," ranked No. 44 on the "Hot 100" main song chart and occupied No.27 and No.28 on the "Global 200" and "Global (excluding the U.S.)" respectively.

JUNG KOOK's first solo single "Seven (feat. Latto)," despite being released in July 2023, also ranked No.83 on the "Global (excluding the U.S.)" and No.134 on the "Global 200," firmly protecting its ranking rights. JIN's solo album "Happy," released last November, stayed at No.19 on "World Albums" (No.19) for 14 weeks, enjoying popularity.

Meanwhile, the group works of "BTS" are also on a long run. The anthology album "Proof" has been on the "World Albums" list (No.6) for 141 weeks, proving its unwavering power.