BTS’s Jimin has done it again! He just set a new record on the Billboard Hot 100, proving his unstoppable global impact.

According to Billboard’s latest update, Jimin’s second solo album MUSE’s title track ‘Who’ jumped 12 spots to No. 29 on the Billboard Hot 100, marking its 33rd consecutive week on the chart.

With this, Jimin surpassed BTS’s ‘Dynamite’ (32 weeks), making Who the longest-charting K-pop song in history!

By holding the longest Hot 100 run for both a solo and group track, Jimin has now set an unmatched milestone.

Jimin was already the first K-pop solo artist to top the Hot 100 with ‘Like Crazy’ from his first solo album FACE. Now, with Who setting a new longevity record, Jimin is officially the only K-pop act to achieve both the highest rank and longest duration on the Hot 100!

This proves that his music isn’t just a one-time success—it’s a global phenomenon.

But that’s not all! Jimin’s MUSE album is also breaking records. It ranked No. 134 on the Billboard 200, extending its run to 34 consecutive weeks, making it the longest-charting K-pop solo album ever!

Meanwhile, MUSE is dominating the Billboard World Albums chart, holding the No. 1 spot for 8 weeks—a new record for a K-pop solo album.

Combined with his previous album FACE (which topped the chart 5 times), Jimin has now spent a total of 13 weeks at No. 1, making him the first and only K-pop soloist to achieve this!

His song Who is also performing strongly worldwide, ranking No. 25 on the Billboard Global 200 and No. 30 on the Global Excl. U.S. chart. It also landed at No. 14 on Digital Song Sales and No. 23 on Streaming Songs, proving its continued popularity.

Jimin’s impact on the Billboard Artist 100 is also undeniable. He ranked No. 65 this week and has now spent 40 weeks in total on the chart—the longest for any K-pop solo artist!

What makes this even more unbelievable is that Who stayed within the Hot 100 Top 50 for 33 weeks, despite Billboard’s Recurrent Rule, which usually removes songs after 20 weeks if they drop below No. 50.

However, Jimin’s song defied the rule and stayed strong, proving its massive popularity.

And here’s the most mind-blowing part—Jimin achieved all of this without any promotions, as he is currently serving in the military!

Even during his hiatus, Jimin is shattering records, and fans are already excited to see how he will continue to dominate the global music scene once he returns.

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Actress Kim Hyun Joo has officially found a new home.

On May 16, it was announced that she has signed an exclusive contract with Management SISO — the same agency that houses top stars like Shin Hye Sun, Kim Jung Hyun, and Cha Chung Hwa.

A rep from Management SISO shared, “We are happy to work with actress Kim Hyun Joo, who is loved for her deep and emotional acting. We will fully support her in all her upcoming activities.”

Kim Hyun Joo made her acting debut back in 1997 through the MBC drama The Reason I Live. Since then, she’s built a strong career with hit dramas like Glass Slippers, Sangdo, I Have a Lover, The Miracle We Met, Undercover, Trolley, and more.

In recent years, she’s been gaining even more praise for her powerful performances in Netflix productions such as Hellbound, Revenant (Seonsan), and the sci-fi film JUNG_E, where she worked closely with director Yeon Sang Ho.

Management SISO is known not only for managing actors but also producing content, making it an exciting next chapter for Kim Hyun Joo’s career. Fans are already looking forward to seeing what kind of new projects she’ll take on next!

Are you excited to see what’s next for Kim Hyun Joo under her new agency?

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