BTS’ Jimin’s “MUSE” becomes the most streamed album by a Kpop soloist in the United States

BTS’ Jimin dubbed into the American market like no other, despite having no promotions in the United States, the idol is on fire! Recently, Jimin surpassed one of his fellow bandmates by having the most streamed Kpop album this year so far.

BTS’ Jimin’s “MUSE,” and his title track, “WHO,” gained attention from the general public because of its catchy sounds. The idol skyrocketed his musical career in the United States with his sophomore album and interesting concept by making it one of the most notorious albums from the Kpop industry in the last couple of months.

On October 13 KST, “MUSE” by Jimin reached 161 million streams in the United States, surpassing BTS’ Jungkook debut album, “GOLDEN,” which has garnered 160 million streams. This amazing achievement is just another proof of the rising reign of the idol.

You can celebrate this great milestone by watching the “WHO” music video and let us know in the comments what you think about the latest success of BTS’ Jimin in the United States.