JIMIN's ”Who” achieves the most streams in 5 countries on Spotify, rewriting K-POP history

BTS' JIMIN has demonstrated his presence as the king of K-POP music on Spotify.
The title song of JIMIN's second album, "Who," reached number one on Spotify's country charts in Korea, Bulgaria,
It has become the most streamed song of all time in five countries: Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Venezuela, making it the first and only K-pop artist to achieve this feat.
"Who" currently holds the title of the most streamed song on Spotify's Korean chart, recording over 73 million streams.
According to the chart, the title track of his first album, "Like Crazy," has surpassed 50 million streams, and JIMIN has two songs that have surpassed 50 million streams on the same chart.
In addition, the song has been streamed more than 1.841 billion times on the Spotify global chart (hereinafter referred to as "streaming filtered").
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It surpassed "You" and ranked 50th on the chart's most streamed songs list.
This is the highest record for a solo song by an Asian singer. In particular, on the US chart of Spotify, which boasts the world's largest number of users at approximately 157 million, it reached 393.4 million.
With 80,000 streams, it surpassed Drake's "Jimmy Cooks" and came in at 93rd on the list of most streamed songs, another record for K-pop.
Spotify has the second most users in Brazil, with 113.11 million streams, making it the most streamed song on the chart.
It is a song by a popular K-POP male singer, and has surpassed 100 million streams on the charts in Japan and Thailand.