Jimin, a member of the globally acclaimed boy band BTS, continues to make waves with his solo career, achieving unprecedented success in the UK music scene. His latest single, “WHO,” from his second album MUSE, has set new records, propelling him to the forefront of K-pop soloists on the international stage.
According to AllKpop, Jimin’s first album FACE and the follow-up MUSE have solidified his global impact, particularly in major markets such as Japan, the USA, and the UK. Notably, the UK, the third-largest music market in the world, has embraced Jimin’s music like never before. The 2023 IFPI report highlights that his debut album made him the first Korean solo artist to break into the UK Official Singles Chart Top 10. Additionally, “WHO” has become the longest-charting Korean solo hit in the Top 40.
Jimin reached another historic milestone when “WHO” became the first Korean solo single to top the Apple Music UK-London City chart. The song has now spent an impressive 13 weeks and counting on the UK Official Singles Chart, further cementing Jimin’s influence in the region.
Beyond the UK, Jimin’s success has spilled over to platforms like Spotify and iTunes, where “WHO” has become his most-streamed solo track in a single day, marking another career high.
With his distinct vocals—a blend of sweetness and power—combined with his mesmerizing dance performances, Jimin has captivated fans worldwide. His rise as a solo artist reflects not only his individual talent but also the growing global influence of K-pop, as he continues to push boundaries and set new records.
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