BTS’s Jimin is breaking records with his solo track ‘Who,’ which has reached an incredible milestone as the fastest K-Pop song to hit 50 million streams on U.S. Spotify!
As of August 15, ‘Who’ has racked up over 50.5 million streams in just 28 days, smashing the previous record of 56 days. The song is also making waves on the charts, landing at number 2 on Spotify's 'U.S. Daily Top Songs' chart with 2,126,487 streams.
From August 9 to 15, ‘Who’ saw a massive 13,959,891 streams, securing the number 2 spot on Spotify’s 'U.S. Weekly Top Songs' chart. It’s now the most-streamed K-Pop song ever in a single week, setting a new record.
Jimin’s second solo album, ‘MUSE,’ which features ‘Who,’ is also performing exceptionally well. It climbed to number 12 on Spotify’s 'U.S. Weekly Top Albums' chart, moving up 3 spots from the previous week. It’s the only K-Pop solo album to stay in the 'Top 15' for 4 weeks and is currently the best-performing K-Pop album of 2024.
Globally, ‘Who’ continues to shine. On August 15, it took the number 2 spot on Spotify’s 'Global Daily Top Songs' chart with 8,211,437 streams. For the week of August 9–15, the track achieved 58,655,144 streams, also ranking at number 2 on the 'Global Weekly Top Songs' chart. It’s been a top performer for 3 consecutive weeks and is still going strong in its 4th week.
Released on July 19, ‘Who’ quickly gained traction and has been praised by Jimmy Fallon, who predicted it would top the charts. The track held the number 1 spot on Spotify’s 'Global Daily Top Songs' chart for 18 days, setting a record for the most number 1s by a K-Pop solo artist. With over 282 million streams and counting, ‘Who’ is well on its way to hitting 300 million!
Fans are thrilled to see Jimin’s solo success continue to soar!
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