BTS's JIMIN reaches 600 million cumulative streams on Spotify's US chart... the first and only K-pop solo artist to achieve this feat

BTS's JIMIN has become the only K-POP artist to set a major record on the Spotify US chart, shining a unique presence.
According to Spotify, the world's largest music streaming platform, JIMIN is ranked #1 on the Spotify US chart.
, achieved a cumulative total of over 600 million streams (after filtering). As a result, JIMIN achieved a cumulative total of over 600 million streams on the Spotify US chart.
Jimin set a new record as the first and only K-pop singer to achieve this feat. He is the K-pop singer who achieved the greatest success on the Spotify US charts.
It has broken various records. JI is the first and only K-pop album to surpass 450 million streams on the Spotify US chart.
MIN's second album, "MUSE," has been on the Spotify US Weekly Top Albums chart for 59 weeks, making him the first and only K-PO
This is a record for a solo album by "P," proving his immense popularity in the US. He has not yet reached the "Spotify" US "Daily Top Songs" chart without collaborating with a famous overseas artist.
Jimin's "Who," the first and only solo song by a K-pop singer to reach number one on the charts, successfully charted for 450 days on the charts dated October 25th.
"Who" is the first and only song to achieve this milestone among K-Pop solo artists. On September 7th, "Who" became the first and only song to achieve over 400 million cumulative streams on the Spotify US chart.
It has set a new record as the most streamed K-pop song of all time, and is currently the most streamed K-pop song of all time on Spotify's US chart.
It is ranked 84th, the highest ranking among them. JIMIN's "Who" also reached 160th place on the US Billboard Global 200 charts on November 8th.
This extended the record for the longest K-POP solo song on the chart to 67 weeks. It also ranked 110th on the Global (excluding America) chart.
She set a record as the first and only Asian solo artist to have multiple songs ("Like Crazy" and "Who") spend more than 67 weeks on the charts (excluding the US).