While BTS Jimin’s “Who” dropped 19 places on the Billboard HOT 100 this week, it hit another milestone.
It is now tied with Jungkook’s ‘Seven’ and PSY’s ‘Gentleman’ as the longest-running K-pop solo song on Billboard’s HOT 100 chart.
On November 5 (Korean time), the Billboard chart (dated November 9) was released, and Jimin’s “Who” secured the 55th position on the HOT 100 for the 15th week. The song fell 19 places, from 36 to 55.
“Who” debuted at No. 14, peaked at #12, and stayed in the Top 40 for 14 weeks.
Jimin has maintained its run on the chart for 15 weeks now, tying his record with Jungkook’s “Seven” and PSY’s “Gentleman.”
Moreover, “Who” ranked #16 and # 12 on Billboard Global 200 and Global 200 (Excl. US). On the other hand, “MUSE” landed at No. 139 on Billboard 200 and No. 4 on World Albums.
Not to mention, it became the longest-charting song on the UK Official Singles Chart with a 15-week run. “Who” broke Jungkook and Latto’s “Seven,” which charted for 14 weeks.
It is remarkable that the song is still charting on major international charts nearly 4 months after its release. Jimin is expected to break more records and set new personal bests with “Who” in the coming weeks.
