BTS’s Jimin continues to enjoy long-lasting popularity on the U.S. Billboard charts with his solo work. According to Billboard’s latest update (dated August 24), Jimin’s second solo album, MUSE, has secured the 58th spot on the Billboard 200 chart, marking its fourth consecutive week on the chart. The album also ranks 2nd on the World Albums chart, 20th on the Top Current Albums chart, and 24th on the Top Album Sales chart.
The album’s title track, “Who,” remains strong on the Billboard Hot 100, holding the 29th position for the fourth week. The song initially entered the chart at number 14 and climbed to number 12 in its second week, drawing considerable attention.
“Who” also maintains high rankings across various other charts, including 4th on the Global (Excl. U.S.) chart, 6th on the Global 200 chart, 7th on the Digital Song Sales chart, and 24th on the Streaming Songs chart.
Additionally, “Who” topped Spotify’s Daily Top Songs in the U.S. on August 19, marking its first time at number one on this chart a month after its release on July 19. The track also holds the 2nd position on Spotify’s Daily Top Songs Global chart, showcasing its enduring appeal worldwide.
Source: heraldpop.com
