BTS Jimin Marches Billboard Chart Record Ahead of Full Comeback

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BTS (BTS) Jimin is shining his solo career by setting a milestone on the U.S. Billboard chart.

According to the U.S. music media Billboard, Jimin's second solo album "MUSE" title song "Who" (Who) re-entered the Billboard "Global 200" chart at 188th and succeeded in charting for 72 weeks.

"Who," a two-time No. 1 on Billboard's "Global 200" chart, set a milestone as the first and only K-pop solo song to spend 72 weeks on the chart.

On the Billboard's "Global (excluding the U.S.)" chart, it ranked 133rd, up 19 notches from last week, and succeeded in charting in 76 weeks. This is also the record of the first K-pop solo song to enter the 76th week of the chart. It is meaningful in that it has achieved Jimin's solo skills alone without collaborating with famous Western artists.

Jimin previously spent 61 weeks on Billboard's "Global 200" and 68 weeks on "Global (excluding the U.S.)" with his first album "FACE" title song "Like Crazy." It is the second longest entry K-pop solo song on the charts after "Who".

The second album, "MUSE," which was the first K-pop solo album to top the Billboard "World Album" chart for the first time and only eight times, was ranked 14th this week, marking the 77th consecutive week of charting. It is the first and only K-pop solo album to spend 77 weeks on the chart.

Meanwhile, Jimin's "Who" ranked 57th on the main song chart "Hot 100" in Billboard's year-end settlement in 2025, making it the only K-pop solo song to enter the chart without collaboration.

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