BTS's JIMIN's ”MUSE” becomes the fastest Korean album to reach 3.2 billion streams on Spotify

BTS' JIMIN has achieved another brilliant milestone on Spotify, proving his immense popularity.
JIMIN's second solo album "MUSE" recently became the top 100 hits in Korea on the world's largest music platform, Spotify.
It is the shortest time for a Korean album to reach 3.2 billion streams. "MUSE," released on July 19, 2024, reached 3.2 billion streams on August 15, 393 days after its release.
It is the first and only Korean solo album to reach 3.2 billion views on Spotify. This is also the only K-Pop album released in 2024 to achieve this feat.
The title song of "MUSE," which was on the US Billboard Hot 100 chart for 33 weeks while JIMIN was serving in the military, has now reached 2 billion views on Spotify.
With over 1,918,610,000 streams, it is leading the streaming record of "MUSE" and is on the verge of reaching its peak.
The fan song "Closer" will be released after Jimin's enlistment in 2023 and recorded on the "Muse" album.
"Than This" has now reached 292 million streams and is on its way to reaching 300 million. "Be Mine" has reached 269 million streams, and "Smeraldo" has reached 300 million.
"Garden Marching Band" has reached 236 million streams, and four of the seven tracks on the "MUSE" album have surpassed 200 million streams, demonstrating the power of JIMIN's powerful music.
"Slow Dance" has now reached over 113 million streams, and "Rebirth" reached 100 million streams on Spotify on July 8th last year.
The wordless interlude "Interlude: Showtime" currently has 91 million streams, and all seven tracks on the "MUSE" album are close to reaching 100 million streams.
JIMIN's "Who" ranked 111th on the Billboard Global 200 chart on August 16th, and also ranked 11th on the Global Excl.
It reached number 77 on the US charts, achieving 55 consecutive weeks on the charts, and continues to maintain its enduring popularity.