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BTS Jimin showcased his popularity as he ranked No. 13 on the UK Official Singles Chart, recording a total of 20 weeks of charting.

According to the UK Official Charts released on the 19th, "Who," the title track of Jimin's second solo album MUSE ranked No. 13 on the Singles Chart Top 100.

With this, "Who" extends its record of 20 weeks as the longest-charting song by a Korean solo artist since chart reformat in 2014. It is the fourth longest-charting song among all K-pop songs, following Psy's "Gangnam Style," BTS' "Dynamite," and Fifty Fifty's "Cupid."

After its release on July 19 last year, "Who" debuted at No. 4 on the Singles Top 100 and continued to chart for 17 consecutive weeks. It re-entered at No. 64 on January 9, and climbed a whopping 59 spots to No. 5 on January 16. It remains in the upper ranks at No. 13 in the latest chart. The UK Official Charts is considered as one of the world's two biggest music charts along with the US Billboard chart.
This week, "Who" re-entered the Official Singles Downloads and Singles Sales charts, where it has ranked No. 1 for three consecutive weeks since release at No. 14 and No. 17 respectively. It has spent 19 weeks on both charts. The song is also showing solid popularity on other charts, ranking No. 20 on the Official Audio Streaming Chart and No. 22 on the Streaming Chart.
Meanwhile, "Who" ranked No. 26 on Spotify UK Daily Top Songs on January 2 and became the longest-charting song by a K-pop male artist. As of January 17, it has charted for a total of 146 days.


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