[News] BTS Jimin's "Who" becomes the first K-pop solo song to top Spotify US Daily Chart for 500 days

BTS ' Jimin has set another record on Spotify US charts, shining bright as the leading K-pop artist.

Jimin's second solo album MUSE and its title track '"Who"' ranked 46th on Spotify US Daily Top Songs Chart for the week of December 28th, marking 500 days on the chart.

Jimin’s “Who” makes history as the first and only solo song by a K-pop act to spend 500 days on the Spotify US chart!

It also holds the record as the most streamed song by a K-pop act in the US chart’s history. 🔥

HISTORY MAKER JIMIN
CONGRATULATIONS JIMIN pic.twitter.com/ADc4zp3dh3

— Jimin Global (@JiminGlobal) December 29, 2025

"Who" holds the record for being the first and only K-pop solo song to reach No. 1 on Spotify US Daily Top Songs without collaboration with a famous foreign artist. It also set the record for the first and only K-pop solo song to spend 500 days on the chart.

Furthermore, it has spent 72 weeks on Spotify US Weekly Top Songs, breaking the record for the longest-running K-pop solo song on the chart.

Jimin's "Who" became the first and only K-pop song to reach over 400 million cumulative streams (filtered) on Spotify US as of September 7th, and currently holds the record for the most streamed K-pop song on Spotify US chart with a total of 442.82 million streams (filtered).

Jimin’s “WHO” has surpassed 400 million streams on Spotify USA! 🇺🇸

It is the first and only song by a Korean/K-pop or Asian native act in history to achieve this. 👏

RECORD BREAKER JIMIN
CONGRATULATIONS JIMIN pic.twitter.com/uXJ06SJJQ1

— Jimin Global (@JiminGlobal) September 10, 2025

Meanwhile, "Who" became the first K-pop song to enter the Top 100 of Spotify US' Most Streamed Songs of All Time list, currently at No. 82. Jimin is showing an unrivaled performance as the most successful K-pop artist on Spotify US, which is the country that boasts the largest number of users.

‘Who’ is now the 82nd most-streamed song on Spotify US history, surpassing ‘Lovely’. 🇺🇸

Congratulations, Jimin! 👏 pic.twitter.com/ldq9HTskpP

— Jimin Global (@JiminGlobal) December 29, 2025

Source: Newsen, Star News