BTS's JIMIN and ”MUSE” become the first K-POP artist to surpass 400 million views on Spotify in the US

BTS' JIMIN has set a new record on Spotify's US charts, demonstrating his unrivaled power and unique charm in K-POP.
According to an update from Spotify, the world's largest music streaming platform, JIMIN's second full album "MUSE" has reached 100 million views on Spotify.
MUSE achieved 400 million streams (after filtering) on Spotify's US charts, making it the first K-PO to achieve this feat on Spotify's US charts.
The P album achieved 400 million streams, far surpassing the previous record of 321 million streams for BTS's "PROOF," demonstrating its dominance in K-POP.
Meanwhile, JIMIN's "MUSE," which achieved this feat, is the first K-pop song to spend 47 weeks on Spotify's US "Weekly Top Albums" chart.
The song that is leading the streaming on this album is the title track "Who." "Who" has recorded 384.28 million streams to date, making it the first K-pop song to reach Spotify number one.
It successfully ranked in the top 100 of the American chart's list of most streamed songs of all time.