BTS member Jimin has reached another milestone in Japan as his solo hit Who was selected for Spotify Japan's official 10th anniversary playlist, highlighting the song's continued popularity in the country.
Spotify Japan, which launched in 2016, included Who, the title track of Jimin's second solo album MUSE, in its special anniversary playlist celebrating 10 years of the streaming platform in Japan.
According to the report, Who is the only solo song by a Korean artist without a featured collaborator included in the anniversary playlist.
The achievement comes as the song continues to record impressive streaming numbers in Japan.
As of November 9, Who had accumulated approximately 175.39 million streams on Spotify Japan, ranking No. 37 among the platform's most-streamed songs of all time.
The song reportedly holds the highest streaming total and ranking among tracks by K-pop solo artists, including collaborations.
Among all K-pop songs on Spotify Japan, Who ranks second in total streams, behind BTS's global hit Dynamite.
Jimin's success in Japan was also reflected in Spotify's 2025 year-end rankings.
Who ranked No. 10 on Spotify Japan's Top Tracks of 2025, making it the highest-ranked K-pop song on the annual list. It was also the only K-pop and foreign-language track to enter the Top 10.
Meanwhile, Jimin's album MUSE ranked No. 13 on Spotify Japan's Top Albums of 2025, reportedly making it the country's most-streamed K-pop album that year.
The BTS member also appeared at No. 73 on Billboard Japan's 2025 year-end Hot 100 chart with Who, becoming the only Korean male artist to enter the annual ranking.
With its inclusion in Spotify Japan's 10th anniversary playlist, Who continues to highlight Jimin's strong presence in the Japanese music market and the lasting popularity of his solo music.
BTS member Jimin has reached another milestone in Japan as his solo hit Who was selected for Spotify Japan's official 10th anniversary playlist, highlighting the song's continued popularity in the country.
Spotify Japan, which launched in 2016, included Who, the title track of Jimin's second solo album MUSE, in its special anniversary playlist celebrating 10 years of the streaming platform in Japan.
According to the report, Who is the only solo song by a Korean artist without a featured collaborator included in the anniversary playlist.
The achievement comes as the song continues to record impressive streaming numbers in Japan.
As of November 9, Who had accumulated approximately 175.39 million streams on Spotify Japan, ranking No. 37 among the platform's most-streamed songs of all time.
The song reportedly holds the highest streaming total and ranking among tracks by K-pop solo artists, including collaborations.
Among all K-pop songs on Spotify Japan, Who ranks second in total streams, behind BTS's global hit Dynamite.
Jimin's success in Japan was also reflected in Spotify's 2025 year-end rankings.
Who ranked No. 10 on Spotify Japan's Top Tracks of 2025, making it the highest-ranked K-pop song on the annual list. It was also the only K-pop and foreign-language track to enter the Top 10.
Meanwhile, Jimin's album MUSE ranked No. 13 on Spotify Japan's Top Albums of 2025, reportedly making it the country's most-streamed K-pop album that year.
The BTS member also appeared at No. 73 on Billboard Japan's 2025 year-end Hot 100 chart with Who, becoming the only Korean male artist to enter the annual ranking.
With its inclusion in Spotify Japan's 10th anniversary playlist, Who continues to highlight Jimin's strong presence in the Japanese music market and the lasting popularity of his solo music.
