”BTS” JIMIN, 600th No. 1... The only big record on Spotify in Korea

JIMIN of BTS has set a unique record on the Spotify Korean charts.
According to chart updates from Spotify, the world's largest music platform, JIM
IN topped Spotify Korea's "Daily Top Songs" chart for the 600th time, making it the first and only song in the chart's history to top the chart 600 times in total.
The title song "Who" from JIMIN's second solo album "MUSE" topped Spotify's Korea "Daily Top Songs" chart on May 10th, reaching number one for 296 consecutive days.
"Who" topped the charts immediately after its release, and has maintained its position at the top of the charts to this day, despite the lack of official activities, demonstrating its long-term popularity.
Prior to this, Jimin's first solo album "FACE"'s title song "Like Crazy" topped the chart for a total of 268 days.
In addition to "Like Crazy," "Set Me Free Pt.2," "Angel Pt.1," and "Like Crazy (English
Jimin, who also won first place with "Yoongi Version" (2019), has recorded a total of 600 chart-topping numbers with five songs, demonstrating his overwhelming digital music power.
Jimin's record of 600 No. 1s on Spotify Korea's Daily Top Songs chart is nearly four times that of the second most popular artist, BTS (152 times in total).
These are strong numbers, clearly showing JIMIN's outstanding presence on the charts. JIMIN also ranked first on Spotify's Korea "Daily Top Artist" chart on May 11th.
This makes it the first and only song in the chart's history to have topped the chart 650 times in total.
JIMIN is the singer of the OST "With" for the tvNTV series "Our Blues".
On April 24, 2022, when "You" was released, it first appeared on Spotify's "Korea Daily Top Artist" chart, and has continued to do so to date (as of May 11).
The song has been on the charts for a total of 1,009 days (based on the Japan Music Chart), and has stayed at the top of the charts for 650 days, proving his unwavering popularity as a solo artist.
JIMIN's "Who" is the most streamed song on Spotify's Korean chart, and in March, it became the first and only song in the chart's history to reach 50 million streams.
It has surpassed streaming and has now been viewed more than 57 million times.