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Jimin hasn’t released new music since he dropped his second album on his own, titled Muse. That project arrived in July 2024, and in the months following its arrival, the BTS superstar has been riding a wave of success connected to the project's latest single, which is still a global win to this day.
For months now, "Who" has been helping Jimin make history and break records on charts all around the world. It first gave him several important wins thanks to a lofty debut, but in the weeks and months since, it's shown its staying power by holding on and racking up longer stays on a number of tallies than many other of his South Korean contemporaries have managed.
This week, "Who" appears on two charts in the United Kingdom. Jimin’s cut climbs on both tallies as fans continue to consume the cut in any way they can. This time around, "Who" appears highest on the Official Singles chart, the 100-space ranking of the most-consumed tracks throughout the U.K. Jimin’s smash steps up from No. 23 to No. 17 this frame, breaking back into the top 20 once more.
It hasn’t been long since "Who" last appeared inside the top 20 on the Official Singles chart. The track lived at No. 7 during the final chart week dated January 2025. It then fell to No. 21, and then No. 23, before rebounding to No. 17, where it currently lies.
Jimin’s solo cut is also a streaming win once again as it improves significantly on the U.K.’s Official Streaming chart. On that tally, which details the tunes that rack up the most plays on platforms like Apple Music and Spotify specifically in the U.K., "Who" advances 10 spaces from No. 36 to No. 26.
Among the two rankings it appears on this frame, "Who" has risen highest on the Official Singles chart. It climbed all the way to No. 4 on that all-important list, earning Jimin his second top 10 on his own and his highest placement ever. The same cut only lifted to No. 11 on the Official Streaming ranking, and it has yet to crack the top 10.
While "Who" has surged to a loftier position on the main singles list, it has spent slightly more time on the streaming roster. Jimin's tune has now lived on the Official Streaming chart for 25 weeks, just one more than the 24 it has thus far earned on the main singles tally.
