BTS member Jimin is continuing to shine on the Billboard charts with his hit song "Who," which just climbed to #32 on the Billboard Hot 100 for the chart dated October 26!
This marks an amazing 13 consecutive weeks for Jimin on the chart, showing just how loved he is globally.
"Who" is now the first-ever song by a Korean solo artist to stay in the Billboard Hot 100's top 40 for 13 weeks straight since its release.
The track, from his second solo album MUSE, originally debuted on July 19 and shot up to #14, going even higher to #12 in its second week.
Since then, it’s held strong, moving through spots like #24, #29, and #38, reaching as high as #26. Now at #32, it’s proving Jimin’s steady popularity.
Meanwhile, his album MUSE has also shown staying power, climbing nine spots to #97 on the Billboard 200 and marking its own 13-week run on the chart.
Jimin, who made history as the first Korean solo artist to top Billboard's Artist 100 chart, also jumped 15 places to #55 this week.
Jimin's success doesn’t stop there. MUSE holds #2 on the World Albums chart, and "Who" also ranks #8 on the Global Excl. U.S. chart, #13 on the Global 200, #23 on the Streaming Songs chart, and #29 on Pop Airplay, showcasing its reach across different Billboard charts.
Even while serving in the military, Jimin’s solo star power is unstoppable with "Who" being a fully solo track—no collabs, no official promotions, just his voice! Fans are excited to see what he’ll bring once he completes his service.
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