BTS’s Jimin’s ‘Who’ Hits 100 Million Streams on U.S. Spotify—Only K-Pop Artist with Two Tracks Over 100 Million

BTS’s Jimin has achieved a huge milestone with his song “Who” surpassing 100 million streams on U.S. Spotify.

This makes Jimin the first K-Pop artist to have two tracks with over 100 million streams on the platform.

As of September 11th, “Who” has reached 1,585,332 streams on U.S. Spotify and is holding strong at 5th place on the “U.S. Daily Top Songs” chart. The song hit the 100 million mark in just 55 days.

Jimin is now the only K-Pop artist with two songs surpassing 100 million streams on U.S. Spotify. His solo debut album’s title track “Like Crazy,” which was released last year, also achieved this milestone.

Globally, “Who” has surpassed 565.89 million streams on Spotify as of September 17th. In the U.S., it recorded 1,534,715 streams on the same day, with a total of 109 million streams.

Jimin’s “Who” is also making waves on Billboard’s charts. For the week of September 21st, the song is in 30th place on the “Hot 100,” marking its 8th week on the chart.

It also holds 12th place on the “Global 200” and 8th place on the “Global (excluding U.S.)” charts, continuing its impressive 8-week streak.

Jimin’s success with “Who” further cements his place at the top of K-Pop.

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