Jimin of BTS has once again rewritten Korean streaming history, becoming the first artist ever to hold the No.1 position on Spotify Korea’s Daily Top Songs chart for 500 days with a single track.
According to Spotify’s latest update, Jimin’s solo song Who, the title track of his second solo album MUSE, reached its 500th day at No.1 on January 6, 2026. This achievement marks an unprecedented record on the Spotify Korea Daily chart, making “Who” the longest-running No.1 song in the platform’s Korean history.
Released on July 19, 2024, “Who” debuted at the top of the chart immediately upon release and has maintained its dominance without interruption. No other song has previously reached this milestone, further cementing Jimin’s status as one of the most powerful digital artists in Korea.
Unmatched Streaming Power on Spotify Korea
Jimin already held an impressive record prior to “Who.” His solo debut album FACE featured the hit title track Like Crazy, which spent 268 days at No.1 on the same chart. With this, Jimin now owns both the first- and second-longest-running No.1 songs in Spotify Korea Daily chart history.
Beyond these two tracks, Jimin has also topped the chart with Set Me Free Pt.2, Angel Pt.1, and the English version of “Like Crazy.” In total, his songs have accumulated over 800 No.1 placements, making him the first and only artist to surpass that figure on Spotify Korea.
Weekly Chart Dominance Continues
“Who” has also shown extraordinary longevity on Spotify Korea’s Weekly Top Songs chart. The track became the first song ever to remain at No.1 for a full year (52 consecutive weeks) and has now extended that record to 71 weeks, the longest run in the chart’s history.
In terms of streams, “Who” is currently the most-streamed song on Spotify Korea, with more than 89 million streams. Alongside “Like Crazy,” which surpassed 50 million streams last year, Jimin is the only artist to have two songs exceed 50 million streams on the platform.
A Defining Chapter in Jimin’s Solo Career
These achievements highlight not only the enduring popularity of Jimin’s music but also his rare ability to maintain long-term public engagement in an increasingly fast-moving digital music landscape. With “Who,” Jimin has set a benchmark that may stand for years, reinforcing his position as a global artist whose influence extends far beyond traditional release cycles.
As BTS prepares for future group activities, Jimin’s solo success continues to represent one of the most remarkable individual runs in K-pop streaming history.