[All] Jimin's performance is dazzling. He has the power of Jimmerica.

 

According to the July 10 chart update, "Who" has surpassed 374.22 million cumulative streams (after filtering) on Spotify's US chart, surpassing Lil Nas X's "Industry Baby" and J Cole's "Wet Dreamz" to become the 99th most-streamed song of all time.

 

In addition to becoming the first and only K-pop artist to achieve this feat, Jimin is also the first and only Korean solo artist to have over 530 million (filtered) streams on Spotify's US charts.

 

Meanwhile, Jimin is the first and only Korean singer to have two songs ('Like Crazy' & 'Who') with over 100 million streams on the chart. Both songs were achieved solely as a solo artist without collaborations with famous Western artists, demonstrating his immense local popularity that lives up to the nickname 'Jimmerica' (Jimin + America).

 

 

 

The results are dazzling

Isn't this a moment where Jimin-like, K-pop-like, and Korean people's strength are compressed?

They say that these days, when you go abroad, Korea's status has changed.

Even immigrants talk about this together.

I think there's a big axis there.