[News] BTS Jimin's "Who" makes incredible revenue in the US in 2024

BTS Jimin made amazing revenue in the US in 2024 with "Who," the title track of his second solo album MUSE.

According to the Song Revenue Yearend Chart released by Hits Daily Double (HDD), Jimin's "Who" generated a total of $1,854,178 in revenue in 2024, ranking 28th on the chart.

Jimin's "Who" ranks #28 on Hits Daily Double's US Song Revenue Yearend Chart 2024, earning $1,854,178 in less than 6 months!

It is the first and only song by a K-soloist to enter the chart over the past decade.

It also has the highest US revenue for any song by a Korean or… pic.twitter.com/PhzfWEoimN

— Jimin Global | MUSE (@JiminGlobal) January 10, 2025

Jimin is the only artist under Geffen or an Asian label to enter Hits Daily Double's Yearend Song Revenue Chart and Overall Song Streams Chart this 2024.

Who
#28 Song Revenue – $1,854,178
#33 Overall Song Streams – 381,505,000 streams

Song of the year!
Congratulations, Jimin!👏 pic.twitter.com/IexLcaV7Le

— Jimin Global | MUSE (@JiminGlobal) January 10, 2025

HDD measures how much revenue a song makes in the US music industry. Based on the chart, "Who" earned $119,198 in sales and $1,734,980 in streaming in 2024, generating a total annual revenue of $1,854,178 (about 2.65 billion won).

"Who" achieved such amazing results in less than six months since release and became the first and only K-pop solo song in history to enter the chart. It is the second highest-charting K-pop song after BTS' "Butter" and the third highest-grossing K-pop song all time.

"Who" also generated the highest revenue and was the only one to enter the Song Revenue Yearend Chart 2024—among Asian songs—once again demonstrating Jimin's top presence in the American music market.

Meanwhile, the song ranked No. 33 on HDD's 2024 Overall Song Streams Yearend Chart, with 381,505,000 streams. It is the most streamed Asian song in 2024 and became the first and only Korean song in history to hit the chart.


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