BTS' JIMIN is the longest-charting K-pop solo artist on the US Billboard Hot 100... surpassing PSY

BTS' JIMIN has rewritten the record for the longest charting time by a K-pop solo singer on the US Billboard's main song chart, the Hot 100.
According to the latest chart (dated March 15th) released by American music media Billboard on the 11th, the title of JIMIN's second solo album "MUSE" released in July last year was
The song "Who" ranked 41st on the Hot 100, making it a total of 32 weeks on the chart. This makes Jimin the longest-running member of the Hot 100, a position that was created by PSY in 2012 with "Gangnam Style."
This surpassed the previous record of 31 weeks on the chart. It is a tie record for all K-Pop songs, including solo and group songs. The song that stayed on the chart the longest was "Dynamite" by "BTS" (32 weeks).
JIMIN is the artist with the longest charting record both as a group and as a solo artist. The solo works of BTS members continue to be popular. JUN
G KOOK's first solo single "Seven (feat. Latto)" ranked 8th in the Global (excluding America) chart (77th) and 131st in the Global 200 chart (131st).
It has been ranked for 6 and 85 weeks. Jin's solo album "Happy," released last November, is continuing its long run of 16 weeks in the "World Albums" (25th place).