Jimin of BTS continues to see strong results in Japan with his solo single “Who”, the lead track from his second solo album MUSE. As of November 9, the song has surpassed 175.39 million streams on Spotify Japan, ranking 37th on the platform’s all-time most-streamed songs chart in the country.
This marks the highest stream count and best all-time ranking achieved by any solo K-pop artist’s song on Spotify Japan, including both solo tracks and collaborations.
“Who” was also selected for the official Spotify Japan 10th Anniversary Playlist, marking the 10th anniversary of the service’s launch in Japan in 2016. Among solo songs by Korean artists with no featured artists, “Who” is the only one included on the playlist.
Among all K-pop tracks on Spotify Japan’s all-time chart, “Who” ranks second only to BTS’s “Dynamite.” The song previously placed 10th on Spotify Japan’s “Top Tracks of 2025” in the annual Wrapped, making it the most-streamed K-pop song in the country that year and the only K-pop track in a foreign language to enter the top 10.
Additionally, the album MUSE ranked 13th on Spotify Japan’s “Top Albums of 2025,” becoming the most-streamed K-pop album on the platform in Japan that year. “Who” also landed at No. 73 on Billboard Japan’s annual Hot 100 for 2025, making Jimin the only Korean male soloist to appear on the chart.