“King behavior only!”: Netizens react as BTS' Jimin’s ‘WHO’ becomes song with most days at #1 on Spotify South Korea Chart History

BTS' Jimin made waves with his solo song WHO. The idol’s track became the song with the most days at #1 on the Spotify South Korea Chart History. With the latest feat, Jimin surpassed his own solo track Like Crazy, which came out in 2023 as part of his debut solo album, FACE. WHO, on the other hand, is the track from his second independent record, MUSE.

Fans were delighted with his new accomplishment. Consequently, his followers flooded the internet with praise for Jimin and his songs. One user on X commented:

“King behavior only! Jimin breaking his own records — that's legendary.”

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Netizens praise Jimin for success of his solo track

While some fans alluded to BTS's Jimin as King, others described him as a ‘certified hit maker.’ Many congratulated Jimin for his song’s success, and others called him a ‘record maker.’

“King of his own records, Jimin stays unmatched!,”commented fan.

“Certified hit maker,” stated an admirer.

“He is just amazing. Surpassing his own group left and right like the It boy he is. No wonder he makes flop stans miserable and cry day and night on this app,” commented another fan.

“oh father doing it solo and while serving in the military,” wrote a fan.

“CONGRATULATIONS JIMIN. WE LOVE YOU JIMIN. WITH JIMIN TILL THE END. HISTORY MAKER JIMIN. RECORD MAKER JIMIN. PROUD OF YOU JIMIN,” stated an admirer.

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Some said that the BTS member’s song WHO is a smash hit, while others said that he breaks his own records.

“Oh this smash hit!!!! Talent won and lost,” commented a fan.

“Wow, what an achievement! Jimin is on fire,” wrote another fan.

“Jimin breaking his own record? King behavior only,Who reigns supreme.,” stated an admirer.

“It's literally Jimin vs Jimin y'all CONGRATULATIONS PARK JIMIN,” a fan commented.

BIGHIT Music debuted BTS' Jimin's second studio album, MUSE, on July 19, 2024, when the pop star was serving his statutory military term. MUSE became Jimin’s second solo record after FACE, which was released in March 2023. The second solo album comprised 7 songs:

Rebirth (Intro)
Interlude: Showtime
Smeraldo Garden Marching Band (feat. Loco)
Slow Dance (feat. Sofia Carson)
Be Mine
WHO
Closer Than This

WHO set another record, becoming the longest-charting track by a K-pop act in Billboard Hot 100 history. The current milestone eclipsed BTS' Dynamite, which was released in August 2020.

The BTS member's song received the 'K-pop Song of the Year' award at the iHeartRadio Music Awards 2025.

BTS' Jimin is now serving time in the Korean military, having enlisted in December 2023. He will be discharged on June 11, 2025.

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Edited by Yesha Srivastava