BTS's Jimin sets new solo history in Japan with "Who," earning RIAJ platinum certification

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BTS member Jimin has received the "platinum" streaming certification from the Recording Industry Association of Japan (RIAJ) for his second album "MUSE" title track "Who," based on cumulative streams exceeding 100 million. This marks Jimin's first Japanese platinum certification in the streaming category for a solo song.

"Who" surpassed 100 million cumulative streams as of July, qualifying it for certification. Previously, Jimin earned "platinum" certification for his first album "FACE" based on shipments exceeding 250,000 copies, and also received "gold" certifications for the "MUSE" album (over 100,000 copies) and "Who" streaming (50 million streams). With this latest achievement, Jimin has now secured four RIAJ certifications.

"Who" holds the record for the most-streamed song by a K-pop solo artist on Spotify Japan's charts. In Spotify Japan's released "2025 Wrapped Year-End Summary [Top Tracks of 2025 Japan]," it ranked at number 10, marking it as the most-streamed K-pop track on Spotify Japan in 2025.

The second album "MUSE" also appeared at number 13 on [Top Albums of 2025 Japan], recognized as the most-streamed K-pop album on Spotify Japan in 2025. Meanwhile, "Who" ranked at number 73 on Billboard Japan's annual "Hot 100" chart for 2025, and Jimin is recorded as the only South Korean male artist to appear on that year-end chart.

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