BTS's Jimin Shines in Japan with Solo Career: "Who" Selected for Spotify Japan 10th Anniversary Playlist

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Jimin of BTS recorded 175.39 million streams on the November 9 Spotify Japan chart with "Who," the title track from his second solo album, "MUSE," ranking it at No. 37 among all-time most-streamed songs. This marks the highest stream count and top ranking for a song by a K-pop solo artist, including both solo tracks and collaborations.

"Who" was also included in the official Spotify Japan 10th Anniversary Playlist, commemorating the service's launch in 2016. It is the only pure solo track by a Korean solo artist without any collaborations to appear on this list.

Expanding the scope to all K-pop songs, "Who" has the second-highest number of streams on the Japan chart, following BTS's "Dynamite."

Previously, "Who" ranked No. 10 in Spotify Japan's "2025 Wrapped Year-End Review," specifically in the "Top Tracks of 2025 Japan" category, recording it as the most-streamed K-pop song locally in 2025. It was also the only K-pop or non-English language track to enter the top 10 of that chart.

"MUSE," which features "Who," ranked No. 13 on the "Top Albums of 2025 Japan" list, recording it as the most-streamed K-pop album on Spotify Japan in 2025. Jimin also reached No. 73 on the annual Billboard Japan "Hot 100" chart with "Who," becoming the only male Korean artist to appear on that chart.

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