Jimin's 'Who' hits 2.5 billion Spotify streams, his highest-ever solo total
Jimin's 'Who' from his 2024 album 'MUSE' hit 2.5 billion Spotify streams by July 30, 2026—his most-streamed solo track ever.
Who crossed 2.5 billion cumulative streams on Spotify as of July 30. No other solo track from Jimin has reached that number.
The hip-hop R&B title track from MUSE (July 2024) peaked at No. 12 on the Billboard Hot 100 dated August 3, 2024, and stayed there for 33 weeks. On Billboard Global 200 it hit No. 1 twice and charted for 74 weeks total. The Global chart excluding the US also gave it two weeks at No. 1 across 89 weeks on the chart. The UK Official Singles Top 100 dated July 26–August 1, 2024 placed it at No. 4 for 28 weeks.
Spotify's 2024 Wrapped crowned Who the most-streamed K-pop song globally and the most-listened song among Korean users that year. It landed at No. 57 on Billboard's Hot 100 year-end chart for 2025. Jimin won "Song of the Year (K-pop)" at the 2025 iHeartRadio Music Awards for the track.
The song opens with an intense beat built around acoustic guitar and dynamic bounce. The choreography is captivating, featuring a rough-edged group dance.
(BTS's fifth studio album ARIRANG logged 19 consecutive weeks on the UK Official Albums Top 100 as of the July 31–August 6 chart and ranked No. 2 on Spotify Weekly Top Albums Global for July 24–30. Five tracks from the album charted on Spotify Weekly Top Songs Global that week: SWIM at No. 7, NORMAL at No. 34, Body to Body at No. 171, Hooligan at No. 187, and 2.0 at No. 193.)
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