BTS member Jimin has once again proven his global impact by achieving groundbreaking success with his solo track "Who", the title track of his second album MUSE. The song has generated astonishing revenue in the U.S., making history in the K-pop and Asian music scenes.
According to the 2024 Song Revenue Year-End Chart by Hits Daily Double (HDD), "Who" secured the 28th spot, earning a jaw-dropping $1,854,178 (about 2.65 billion KRW) in revenue throughout the year.
Breaking down the numbers, "Who" brought in $119,198 in sales revenue and a staggering $1,734,980 in streaming revenue. This impressive achievement makes "Who" the first and only K-pop solo track to ever appear on this chart.
In the entire K-pop category, "Who" ranks as the second-highest revenue-generating song after BTS's "Butter". It also became the third-highest revenue-generating K-pop track in history, proving Jimin's incredible popularity and influence.
Among Asian songs, "Who" stands out as the top-earning track of 2024, making it the only Asian song on the chart. This achievement cements Jimin's position as a trailblazer in the U.S. music industry.
The song’s streaming success is equally remarkable. "Who" ranked 33rd on the HDD Overall Streams Year-End 2024 Chart, with an impressive 381.5 million streams.
It is the first Korean song to make it onto this chart and became the most-streamed Asian song in the U.S. in 2024.
Fans worldwide are celebrating Jimin's incredible milestone, which highlights his unique talent and ability to connect with audiences beyond borders. With this success, Jimin continues to raise the bar for K-pop artists everywhere.
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