BTS' JIMIN's ”Who” sets new record as longest-running K-POP solo artist on US Spotify daily chart

BTS' JIMIN's song "Who" has once again made history on the Spotify US charts.
According to a Spotify update on April 15th, JIMIN's second solo album "MUSE" title song "
"Who" has been on the Spotify US Daily Top Songs chart for 270 consecutive days, making JIMIN the longest-running solo artist by a K-pop soloist.
This is the first time that JIMIN's first solo album "FACE"'s title song "Like
This is a new record that breaks the previous record of 269 days on the charts held by "Crazy."
MIN has once again proven the phrase "MIN will break the record." Spotify, the world's largest music streaming platform, has the most users in the US charts.
This achievement is even more significant in that it was achieved by Jimin as a solo artist on his own, without any collaboration with a well-known Western artist.
"Who"'s 270 days on the charts is the second-longest record in K-Pop history, behind BTS' "Dynamite." As of April 17,
It has been on the chart for 273 consecutive days. JIMIN, who has had success in the US market with his solo songs "Like Crazy" and "Who", is currently ranked 1st on Spotify.
He also set a new record by becoming the first and only K-pop solo artist to surpass 500 million cumulative streams (valid streams) on the US charts.
Streaming is counted excluding infinite loops. JIMIN, who is living up to his nickname "Jimmerica" (JIMIN + America), has been receiving many likes.
After becoming the first Korean solo artist to reach number one on the Billboard main singles chart, the Hot 100, with "Crazy," he became the first Korean solo artist to reach number one on the Billboard main singles chart, the Hot 100, with "Who,"
It has also set a new record as the longest-charting K-pop song on the "100" chart (33 weeks), demonstrating its unique presence by holding both the highest and longest records.