BTS' JIMIN's ”Who” surpasses 1.6 billion streams on Spotify... a new record in Asia's fastest time

Jimin of BTS has set another record on Spotify. On April 16, Jimin, the world's largest music streaming platform,
According to an update from ify, the title song "Who" from JIMIN's second solo album "MUSE" has been streamed 1.6 billion times in 270 days since its release on July 19, 2024.
This is a new record for the shortest time for any song by an Asian artist, including K-Pop artists. It is also the sixth shortest period in Spotify's history.
This is the longest record in history. JIMIN, who is said to be a global music leader, has reached the total stream count of all songs listed on his personal profile on Spotify.
The number of streams reached 6.6 billion, demonstrating his overwhelming influence in global digital music. 34 songs, including solo and collaboration songs, accounted for 80 percent of the total 6.6 billion streams.
The 5.3 billion streams, which is more than the number of K-POs who have achieved 5.3 billion streams on Spotify, are made up of pure solo songs, and 22 pure solo songs without collaborations are the most popular.
Jimin is the only P soloist. Also, his song "Who," which he released while he was in the military, stayed on the Billboard main song chart "Hot 100" for 33 weeks, becoming the first K-pop group to do so.
It also set a new record as the longest chart-in album for a single by P. JIMIN. With Discharge coming up in June, fans are excited for his future activities.