BTS’ Jimin has reached another significant milestone on Spotify. His second solo album, ″MUSE,″ recently set a record for a Korean-language album by achieving 3.2 billion streams in the shortest time. Released on July 19, 2024, ″MUSE″ surpassed this impressive figure just 393 days later on August 15. This accomplishment marks the first and only Korean-language solo album to reach 3.2 billion streams on Spotify, making it a standout among K-pop albums released in 2024.

Even while serving in the military, Jimin’s music continues to thrive. The title track ″Who″ has already surpassed 1.9186 billion streams on Spotify, approaching the 2 billion milestone. It has also charted on the US Billboard Hot 100 for 33 consecutive weeks, highlighting Jimin’s strong digital presence.

The fan-favorite song ″Closer Than This,″ featured on the ″MUSE″ album, currently boasts 292 million streams and is close to hitting 300 million. Other tracks like ″Be Mine″ and ″Smeraldo Garden Marching Band″ have also performed well, with 269 million and 236 million streams, respectively. Notably, four of the seven tracks on the ″MUSE″ album have exceeded 200 million streams, showcasing Jimin’s significant digital impact.

Additionally, ″Slow Dance″ has garnered over 113 million streams, while ″Reverse″ reached 100 million streams on July 8. The interlude ″Interlude: Showtime″ has accumulated 91 million streams, with all tracks on the ″MUSE″ album nearing the 100 million mark.

As of August 16, Jimin’s ″Who″ ranked 111th on the Billboard Global 200 chart and 77th on the global charts excluding the US, maintaining its position for 55 consecutive weeks. This reflects Jimin’s enduring popularity and influence in the music industry.

Through these achievements, Jimin continues to solidify his status as a leading K-pop artist, with his music receiving widespread acclaim. The success of the ″MUSE″ album underscores Jimin’s musical talent and the unwavering support from his fans.