BTS‘s Jimin continues to make waves on the global music scene with his solo track “Who” from his second album MUSE. The track has been steadily climbing back up the UK Official Singles Chart for two consecutive weeks.
As of September 27, “Who” landed at No. 40 on the chart, marking its 10th consecutive week. This sets a new personal record for Jimin, making “Who” the longest-charting solo song by a BTS member on the UK chart.
The track showed a strong upward trend, jumping from No. 52 in its 8th week to No. 50 in the 9th week, and an impressive 10-spot leap to No. 40 in its 10th week. It also re-entered the top 40 for the first time in six weeks, after previously hitting No. 32 in August.
“Who” isn’t just making waves on the UK chart. The song soared 17 spots on the “Single Downloads” chart and 18 spots on the “Single Sales” chart, landing at No. 7 on both. It also made significant gains on the “Audio Streaming” and “Streaming” charts, ranking No. 35 and No. 37, respectively.
On Spotify, Jimin’s “Who” ranked No. 3 on the “Weekly Top Songs Global” chart (September 20-26), while his album MUSE claimed the No. 8 spot on the “Weekly Top Albums Global” chart, both holding strong for 10 consecutive weeks. Additionally, “Who” placed at No. 3 on the “Daily Top Songs Global” chart for September 26, remaining in the top 10 for a remarkable 70 straight days.
Other BTS members have also been seeing success on global charts. RM’s feature on Megan Thee Stallion’s “Neva Play (feat. RM)” ranked at No. 102 on the “Weekly Top Songs Global” chart. Jungkook’s singles “Seven (feat. Latto)” and GOLDEN‘s title track “Standing Next to You” saw jumps to No. 33 and No. 93 on the “Weekly Top Songs Global” chart. V’s “Love Me Again,” from Layover, came in at No. 132.
In the “Weekly Top Albums Global” chart, Jungkook‘s GOLDEN held No. 23, while BTS‘s Proof secured No. 63, proving that BTS members are continuing to dominate charts as both solo artists and as a group.
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