BTS's Jimin is making waves with his solo music, topping charts worldwide.

As of August 2, his track "Be Mine" from his latest solo album MUSE has racked up 2,587,829 streams on Spotify, landing at 37th on the 'Global Daily Top Songs' chart.

"Be Mine" has set a new record for Jimin, debuting at 46th with over 2.45 million streams right after its release. His main track "Who," which has been at number one on the 'Global Daily Top Songs' chart for 11 days straight, also adds to his success.

In the U.S., "Be Mine" debuted at 173rd on the Spotify 'Daily Top Songs' chart with 386,767 streams, while "Who" hit 5th place. This makes Jimin the first Korean artist to place four songs on the U.S. Spotify 'Daily Top Songs' chart this year, including "Like Crazy" and "Smeraldo Garden Marching Band."

The English versions of "Be Mine" topped the 'Worldwide iTunes Songs' and 'European iTunes Songs' charts, hitting number one in 60 countries and regions.

In the UK, "Be Mine" also reached number one, setting a record for the most number-one songs by a Korean artist with 16 tracks.

In Japan, "Be Mine" debuted at number one on the Oricon 'Daily Digital Single Chart' and was 54th on the Japanese Spotify 'Daily Top Songs' chart as of August 2. It also climbed to second place in Korea, showing its global appeal.

"Be Mine," an Afro-beat track, adds a fresh vibe to the album and highlights Jimin's unique and alluring charm.

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BTS member Jin has touched hearts once again with his kind gesture to support those affected by wildfires.

On April 3, Jin visited Gilan Middle School in Gilan-myeon, Andong, to serve meals to disaster victims and firefighters. His actions brought much-needed comfort to the people in the area.

Gilan Middle School is where celebrity chef Baek Jong Won, a close friend of Jin, has been running a free meal service through his company, The Born Korea.

Since March 28, The Born Korea has been providing meals for the wildfire victims, preparing 300 to 700 servings each time to ensure that the affected people and firefighters receive warm food.

Jin quietly made his way to Andong, a region that suffered extensive damage from the wildfire, to lend a helping hand.

Big Hit Music, Jin’s agency, shared, “Jin wanted to provide even a small amount of help to those affected by the wildfires, which is why he decided to participate in this volunteer activity.”

This heartwarming gesture follows BTS's large donations for wildfire recovery efforts. Jungkook donated a whopping 1 billion KRW, while V gave 200 million KRW, and RM, J-Hope, and Suga each contributed 100 million KRW to aid in the recovery.

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