BTS Jimin, 'Who' achieves Japan RIAJ Platinum... Adds first K-pop solo record

Jimin’s second album ″MUSE″ title track ″Who″ has surpassed 100 million cumulative streams and received a ″Platinum″ streaming certification from the Recording Industry Association of Japan (RIAJ). This is Jimin’s first Japanese Platinum certification in the streaming category for his solo song. Including this certification for ″Who,″ Jimin has received a total of four certifications from RIAJ. Previously, he received a ″Platinum″ certification for shipments exceeding 250,000 copies for his first album ″FACE,″ as well as a ″Gold″ certification (over 100,000 copies) for the ″MUSE″ album and a ″Gold″ streaming certification (over 50 million streams) for ″Who.″ ″Who″ holds the record for the most streams among K-pop solo artist songs on the Spotify Japan chart. It also ranked 10th on Spotify Japan’s ″2025 Wrapped Year-End Summary″ [Top Tracks of 2025 Japan], becoming the most streamed K-pop song on Spotify Japan in 2025. The second album ″MUSE″ also ranked 13th on the [Top Albums of 2025 Japan], making it the most streamed K-pop album on Spotify Japan in 2025. Meanwhile, ″Who″ ranked 73rd on the 2025 Billboard Japan ″Hot 100″ year-end chart, and Jimin was the only Korean male artist to appear on that annual chart.