The song also reached 29th place on the streaming songs chart, showcasing its popularity.
BTS's album 'Proof' also secured 10th place on the World Albums chart.
[TV Daily Reporter Han Seoyul] BTS member Jimin has made a notable impact on the Billboard year-end charts this year. According to the year-end charts released on the 10th, his solo track 'Who' reached the 57th position on the Hot 100. This song also ranked 29th on the streaming songs chart, while his album 'MUSE' landed at 3rd on the World Albums chart.
'Who' debuted at 14th on the Hot 100 and stayed on the chart for a total of 33 weeks, maintaining its popularity as it has been on the global chart (excluding the U.S.) for 72 weeks. Additionally, BTS's album 'Proof' has also made an impressive showing, landing 10th on the World Albums chart.
Moreover, not only Jimin, but other members have made their marks on various global charts through solo activities. Jungkook's 'Seven' ranked 74th, while Jin's 'Don't Say You Love Me' reached 151st. All of these achievements demonstrate the strong influence of BTS's dedicated fanbase in the global music scene.
Jimin's recent success with 'Who' on the Billboard charts illustrates his musical maturity. Through his deep emotional connection with fans, Jimin is reaching a significant turning point as a solo artist. The combination of traditional K-pop elements and modern pop sounds highlights his uniqueness, garnering positive responses from fans worldwide.
Moreover, the high rankings of BTS's albums indicate their brand value and the power of their fandom. Past achievements and ongoing investments continue to strengthen their musical trajectory, creating a ripple effect on the global music industry that goes beyond mere chart rankings.
The growth of BTS members through their solo activities transcends individual success, connecting with the group's overall synergy. By showcasing diverse musical styles and exploring collaborations, they are breaking boundaries in the global music market.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
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