[talk] I'm proud of Jimin, who is breaking the record for the longest chart-topping K-pop solo song.

BTS' Jimin has set another record on Spotify's US charts, further solidifying his position as a leading K-pop artist.

Jimin's second solo album 'MUSE's' title song 'Who' ranked 46th on Spotify's 'US Daily Top Songs Chart' on December 28th, staying on the chart for 500 days.

"Who" holds the record for being the first and only K-pop solo song to reach No. 1 on Spotify's US "Daily Top Songs" chart without collaborating with a famous overseas artist, and also sets a record for being the first and only K-pop solo song to spend 500 days on the chart.

Additionally, it has been on Spotify's 'US Weekly Top Songs' chart for 72 weeks, breaking the record for the longest-running chart for a K-pop solo song on that chart.

I was wondering why it was consistently streamed overseas, and I think it's because the song's composition has a Western pop sensibility.

It seems like every time there's a title like "first K-pop solo song," Jimin's name automatically follows it ㅠㅠ

Now, instead of being surprised every time a record comes out, I'm going into 'I knew it' mode.

It's rare for a solo artist to dominate Spotify's US daily charts for this long, so I'm proud that Jimin is the one doing it.