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“BTS member Jimin’s new song ‘Who’ has surpassed 100 million streams on the world’s largest music platform Spotify.” “As of July 28, Jimin’s ‘Who’ surpassed over 108 million streams on Spotify. ‘Who’ reached 130,469,972 streams in total within 10 days of its release. This breaks the previous record held by Asian artist Joji’s ‘Glimpse of Us’ by 3 days.” “Jimin’s title track ‘Who’ from his solo 2nd album ‘MUSE,’ released on July 19, gained global popularity upon release and claimed the top spot on Spotify’s ‘Global Daily Top Songs’ on July 23. It has maintained its position at number one for 7 consecutive days, expanding the record for the longest solo track by a K-pop solo artist.”
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“In particular, Jimin’s ‘Who’ has climbed to 3rd place on the ‘U.S. Daily Top Songs’ chart on Spotify as of July 28, with over 1.77 million streams in the U.S. It accounted for 25% of the total streams of ‘Who’ with a cumulative 25 million streams, showing the highest streaming rate.”
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“Moreover, ‘Who’ has topped the charts in Korea with 340,000 streams, as well as reaching the top in Saudi Arabia and over 50 other countries, receiving love worldwide.” “In addition, with ‘Who’ surpassing 100 million streams on Spotify, Jimin has become a K-pop solo artist with a total of 12 tracks surpassing 100 million streams, including ‘Like Crazy,’ ‘Like Crazy: English Version,’ ‘With You,’ ‘Vibe,’ ‘Set Me Free Part 2,’ ‘Angel Part 1,’ ‘Face-Off,’ ‘Alone,’ ‘Interlude:Dive,’ ‘Closer Than This,’ and ‘Smirnoff Garden Marching Band.'”