[Official] BTS's JIMIN and ”Who” rank 57th on the US Billboard's year-end Hot 100... Their global influence continues

BTS's JIMIN's "Who" ranked 57th on the US Billboard's year-end Hot 100.
On the 10th, American music media Billboard announced its year-end chart.
According to the Charts, the title song "Who" from BTS's Jimin's second solo album "Muse" ranked 57th on the main song chart "Hot 100," becoming a global hit.
This song, released in July 2024, surprised everyone by ranking on the main charts of this year's year-end financial results.
"Muse" ranked 3rd on the World Albums chart, and "Who" ranked 14th on the Hot 100 chart when it was released, remaining on the chart for a total of 33 weeks.
The song has also maintained its popularity by remaining in the top ranks for 72 weeks on the latest global (excluding the US) chart (dated December 13th).
The power of "BTS" also shone brightly. The anthology album "Proof" released in 2022 was ranked "World Album".
"Proof" is still in the top ranks of the charts even three years after its release.
This shows the group's brand power and influence. In contrast, the members have shown their strength by appearing on numerous global charts as solo artists.
00" includes JIMIN's "Who" (21st place) and JUNG KOOK's solo single "Seven (feat.
Latto" (74th place), the title track of JIN's second solo album "Echo" "Don't Say You
"Love Me" (151st place) was ranked. In the "Global (excluding America)" category, "Who," "Seven (feat. Latto)," "Don't Say
You Love Me", J-HOPE's solo single "Killin' It Girl (feat.
GloRilla) ranked 17th, 45th, 12th, 116th, and 162nd, respectively.
JIMIN ranked 81st in the "Top Artists" and JIMIN (41st) and JUNG (42nd) in the "Global 200 Artists".
In the "Global Artists (excluding America)" category, Jimin (37th), Jin (42nd), and Jung (43rd) all made it onto the list.
KOOK (69th) and J-HOPE (94th) also ranked high, demonstrating their strong influence in solo activities. In addition, JIMIN and JIN also ranked high in the "World Album Artist" category.
JIN's first solo album, "Happy," ranked 15th on the "World Albums" and 50th on the "Top Current Albums," proving his strong popularity.
Meanwhile, BTS is planning to release a new album and embark on a large-scale world tour next spring.