BTS Jimin's 'Who' sets Spotify Japan K-pop solo song record

Jimin’s solo second album ’MUSE’ title track ’Who’ recorded 175.39 million streams on the Spotify Japan chart, ranking 37th among the most streamed songs of all time as of November 9. This record is the highest streaming count and ranking among K-pop solo artists’ songs, including both collaborations and solo tracks. ’Who’ was also selected for the official playlist ’Spotify Japan 10th Anniversary Playlist,’ released to celebrate the 10th anniversary since Spotify Japan started its service in 2016. Among the Korean solo artists’ songs included in this playlist, ’Who’ is the only pure solo track without any collaborations. Additionally, based on all K-pop songs, the streaming count of ’Who’ on the Japan chart ranked second only to BTS’s ’Dynamite.’ Previously, ’Who’ ranked 10th on Spotify Japan’s ’2025 Wrapped Year-End Summary’ ’Top Tracks of 2025 Japan’ chart, making it the most streamed K-pop song locally in 2025. ’Who’ was also the only K-pop and foreign language song to enter the top 10 of this chart. The album ’MUSE,’ which includes ’Who,’ ranked 13th on the ’Top Albums of 2025 Japan’ chart, marking it as the most streamed K-pop album on Spotify Japan in 2025. Furthermore, Jimin ranked 73rd on the 2025 annual Billboard Japan ’Hot 100’ chart with ’Who,’ confirming him as the only Korean male artist to appear on this chart.