BTS's Jimin has achieved remarkable success on the Spotify US charts. Jimin's second solo album "MUSE" title track "Who" rose 20 spots from the previous week to rank 62 on the Spotify US Weekly Top Songs chart released on October 16, marking its 63rd week on the chart. "Who" continues to break records as the longest-charting K-pop solo song and has been streamed 420.47 million times, making it the most streamed K-pop song on the Spotify US chart.

"Who" is the first K-pop song to enter the top 100 of the "Most Streamed Songs in Spotify US Chart History" list. Currently ranked 84th, Jimin is breaking multiple records as the most successful K-pop artist on the Spotify US chart. Additionally, "Who" is the first and only K-pop solo song to reach number one on the Spotify US Daily Top Songs chart without collaboration with internationally famous artists. The song has been on the chart for 442 days (as of the October 17 chart) and continues to maintain high popularity even 15 months after its release.

The track "Be Mine" from "MUSE" is also maintaining its popularity in the US, ranking 134th on the Spotify US Weekly Top Songs chart. Jimin has become the only K-pop solo artist to have two songs on this chart, demonstrating his unique local popularity.

Furthermore, "MUSE" has charted for 57 weeks on the Spotify Weekly US Top Albums chart, ranking 109th, continuously extending the longest-charting record for a K-pop solo album. Jimin's "Who" also continues its long-term success, ranking 135th on the Billboard Global 200 chart and 98th on the Global (excluding US) chart as of October 18, marking 64 consecutive weeks on the charts.

These achievements contribute to solidifying Jimin's position as a K-pop solo artist. Reflecting K-pop's global popularity, Jimin is expected to continue delivering strong chart performances in the future.