Jimin's 'Who' earns first RIAJ platinum streaming cert, now holds 4 total RIAJ certifications
'Who' hit 100 million cumulative streams in Japan by July, earning Jimin his first solo platinum streaming certification from RIAJ.
BTS's Jimin just got his first-ever RIAJ platinum streaming certification for a solo track. Who, the title track from his 2nd album MUSE, crossed 100 million cumulative streams in Japan as of July and earned official platinum status from the Japan Record Association (RIAJ).
That brings his RIAJ total to four. Before this: platinum for FACE (250,000+ shipments), gold for MUSE (100,000+ shipments), and gold streaming for Who itself (50 million+ streams).
Who holds the all-time streaming record among K-pop solo artist tracks on Spotify Japan. It ranked 10th on Spotify Japan's 2025 Wrapped Top Tracks of 2025 Japan—the highest-placed K-pop track there. MUSE hit No. 13 on the companion Top Albums of 2025 Japan, making it the most-streamed K-pop album on Spotify Japan that year.
On the 2025 annual Billboard Japan Hot 100, Who landed at No. 73. Jimin is the only Korean male artist on that year-end chart. Four RIAJ certifications across two albums in one solo run.
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