
BTS member Jimin is once again proving his overwhelming impact on global music platforms through his second solo album.
“Be Mine” marks Jimin’s fifth career 400-million-stream milestone As of July 31, Jimin’s second album, “MUSE,” track “Be Mine” has surpassed 400 million streams on Spotify, the world’s largest music streaming platform. It is the record of the second song from “MUSE” to reach the 400-million mark after the title track “Who,” and also the fifth 400-million-stream achievement among songs registered on Jimin’s personal Spotify profile. Since its release, he has steadily increased stream counts and has demonstrated a firm presence as a follow-up track.
New record for the title track “Who” and the overwhelming performance of “MUSE” The cumulative streaming numbers for the “MUSE” album, which includes “Be Mine,” are even more astonishing. “Who” achieved a 2.5 billion-stream milestone on Spotify—an all-time first and the only such feat for a solo song by an Asian artist without collaboration. In addition, the fan song “Closer Than This,” released after enlisting in the military, logged 334.71 million streams, while “Smeraldo Garden Marching Band” recorded 276.44 million streams. As a result, the album’s cumulative plays have topped 4.14388 billion.
Jimin-style solo longevity that spans both new releases and older tracks The long-term box office success of earlier solo songs stands out as well, not just new releases. “Like Crazy,” which became the first Korean solo artist to reach No. 1 on the U.S. Billboard main singles chart “Hot 100,” is currently at 1.47082 billion streams and is nearing the 1.5 billion mark. The song’s English version also has been played more than 400 million times. In addition, “Set Me Free Pt.2” has surpassed 482.21 million streams. Jimin’s solo track “Filter,” featured on BTS’s group album, is also maintaining more than 519.17 million streams and has been loved for a long time.
Jimin is solidifying his position as an unshakable global pop star on Spotify, maintaining high numbers not only across broad consumption of his new album “MUSE,” but also for his past solo songs and fan songs.



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