BTS Jimin has achieved a major milestone with his solo track ‘Who,’ setting a new record as the fastest K-pop song to reach 400 million streams on Spotify in 2024.
As of August 28, ‘Who’ has racked up 7.545 million streams in just 41 days, hitting the 400 million mark quicker than any other global release in 2024. This impressive feat further boosts K-pop’s global presence.
On the same day, ‘Who’ was ranked 6th on Spotify’s ‘Global Daily Top Songs’ chart. The track has held the top spot for 20 days and has been in the ‘Top 10’ for 41 straight days since its July 19 release, proving its strong performance among global pop hits.
In the U.S., ‘Who’ made waves by capturing over 20% of the market share and topping the ‘U.S. Daily Top Songs’ chart on August 19 with over 2.1 million streams, outperforming collaborations by Billie Eilish, Lady Gaga, and Bruno Mars. As of August 28, the song is still in the ‘Top 10,’ ranked 9th with over 1.87 million streams.
On August 27, ‘Who’ hit 2nd place on Spotify’s ‘Global Top Songs’ chart (August 19-22) and 3rd place on the ‘U.S. Top Songs’ chart (August 19-22), showing its widespread appeal. By August 25, ‘Who’ was the most-streamed song on Spotify for 2024, highlighting the ‘Jimin Power.’
Additionally, ‘Who’ continues to perform well, holding 32nd place on the latest Billboard Hot 100 chart (August 31), achieving its highest position ever for a K-pop solo song. It has been on the chart for five weeks straight. On the ‘Global 200’ chart, it is 9th, marking five consecutive weeks in the ‘Top 10’ for a K-pop solo song, and it ranks 5th on the ‘Global (excluding U.S.)’ chart, maintaining a five-week streak.
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