BTS’s Jimin Climbs Back Up the U.S. Billboard ‘Hot 100,’ Charts for 7 Straight Weeks

BTS‘s Jimin is showing his amazing power once again! His song “Who” from his second solo album MUSE has climbed back up the U.S. Billboard ‘Hot 100,’ staying on the chart for 7 weeks in a row.

On September 10th, Billboard announced the latest chart updates (for September 14th), where Jimin‘s album MUSE reached No. 86 on the ‘Billboard 200,’ the main album chart in the U.S.\

“Who,” the title track from MUSE, is now at No. 28 on the ‘Hot 100’ songs chart. What’s impressive is that the song has moved up the chart seven weeks after its release. Last week, it was at No. 38.

Jimin is also doing well on many other charts.

MUSE is No. 3 on the ‘World Albums’ chart, and “Who” is at No. 7 on the ‘Global (excluding U.S.)’ chart, No. 12 on the ‘Global 200’ chart, and No. 27 on the ‘Streaming Songs’ chart. The song has even moved up to No. 30 on the ‘Pop Airplay’ chart, which shows how often it’s played on the radio.

Jimin is continuing to make waves around the world with his solo music!

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