BTS' JIMIN's ”Who” establishes popularity on Billboard and Spotify... breaking the record for the longest solo song chart stay

BTS's Jimin has set records on the US Billboard chart and Spotify's global chart, showcasing his unique presence.

　According to the American music publication Billboard, the title track ‘Who’ from JIMIN's second album ‘MUSE’ reached number 118 on the Billboard Global (Excluding America) chart, becoming the first and only K-POP solo track to remain on the chart for 69 weeks.

　This surpasses the previous record of 68 consecutive weeks held by the title track ‘Like Crazy’ from JIMIN's first album ‘FACE’, reaffirming the notion that "JIMIN breaks his own records". Both achievements are particularly significant as they were accomplished solely through his solo prowess, without collaborations with prominent Western artists.

　‘Who’ also charted for 69 consecutive weeks on the Billboard Global 200 chart, continuing to extend its record as the longest-charting K-POP solo track. Even 16 months after its release, it continues to enjoy fervent global popularity.

JIMIN's ‘Who’ also set a new record on the global chart of the world's largest music streaming platform, Spotify. On the 17th of November, it reached number 29 on the Spotify Global Daily Top Songs chart, achieving 487 consecutive days on the chart. This surpassed the previous record for the longest chart run by a K-POP solo track on this chart.

Furthermore, JIMIN's ‘Who’ has now surpassed 2.13 billion streams on Spotify, demonstrating its enduring popularity.