
BTS's Jimin has set an unparalleled record on the Spotify Korea chart. According to the Spotify chart dated November 20, the title track "Who" from Jimin's second solo album "MUSE" has held the number one spot on the Spotify Korea "Weekly Top Songs" chart for 65 consecutive weeks. "Who" was released on July 19 last year and debuted at number one on the chart during its release week, achieving a total of 65 number one rankings to date. This is the first and only record in the history of the Spotify Korea "Weekly Top Songs" chart.
On the Spotify Korea "Daily Top Songs" chart dated November 17, "Who" also recorded its 450th day at number one. As of the November 20 chart, it has achieved a total of 453 number one rankings, setting a historic record as the first and most number one rankings for a song to remain at number one for over 450 days. Previously, Jimin recorded 268 number one rankings on the Spotify Korea "Daily Top Songs" chart with the title track "Like Crazy" from his first album "FACE."
Jimin's music power has become even more solidified with a total of 757 number one rankings across five songs, including "Set Me Free Pt.2," "Angel Pt.1," and the English version of "Like Crazy." This reflects his achievements in his solo career.
Currently, Jimin's "Who" is the most streamed song on the Spotify Korea chart, with over 84.46 million streams. Along with "Like Crazy," which surpassed 50 million streams last August, Jimin has become the first and only artist to have two songs exceeding 50 million streams on this chart.
These achievements reflect Jimin's musical talent and the support of his fans. He is establishing a unique position not only as a member of BTS but also as a solo artist. Jimin's music activities are receiving great attention both domestically and internationally, and his music influences many people.
Jimin's continued success further solidifies his position in the music industry. His originality and communication with fans will continue to be important factors in his future activities.



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