Jimin’s Solo Track ‘Who’ Climbs Billboard Charts
Jimin of BTS is enjoying a remarkable resurgence on global music charts just before his military discharge. His solo single ‘Who’ leaped 19 spots to reach No. 84 on the Billboard Global 200 and rose to No. 49 on the Billboard Global Excl. U.S. chart for the week of June 7.
The track has maintained a spot in the top 100 for an impressive 45 consecutive weeks since its release in July 2023, underscoring its enduring popularity.
Record-Breaking Album Performance
Jimin’s second album ‘MUSE’ continues making history, becoming the first and only K-pop solo album to spend 45 weeks in the Billboard World Albums chart top 10. It has also achieved eight No. 1 rankings, a unique feat for a K-pop soloist.
Global and Japanese Chart Success
‘Who’ recently re-entered Japan’s Billboard Hot 100 at No. 97, marking a total of 33 weeks on the chart—the longest run for a K-pop solo song since BoA’s “Merry Chri” in 2010. The song remains on Japan’s Streaming Songs chart for 45 straight weeks, and Jimin has spent 57 weeks on the Japan Artist 100, highlighting his immense popularity in the region.
Additionally, ‘Who’ has re-entered the Billboard Philippines Hot 100, confirming Jimin’s continued global impact as he nears his June 11 military discharge.
Fans worldwide eagerly anticipate his return to the music scene.
