BTS' Jimin’s solo track WHO took another record to its name. Most recently, the K-pop idol entered the US Amazon Digital Songs Best Sellers of 2025 with a total of 15 entries. His song WHO became the highest-ranking K-pop solo track for this year.The BTS idol is the artist with the most entries on the year-end chart for the second year in a row. He is the first and only K-soloist in history to be on the list more than once over several years.2023: 3 entries2024: 12 entries2025: 15 entriesNetizens buzz as BTS' Jimin’s WHO becomes highest-ranking K-pop solo song on US AmazonOne of his fans highlighted how BTS' Jimin’s song made this record without any promotions:“This is geniuely crazy considering how MUSE was not promoted”Another fan claimed Jimin as history maker:“Congratulations Jimin! HISTORY MAKER JIMIN. WHO US AMAZON BEST SELLER”This admirer labeled him as king:“KING PERIOD CONGRATULATIONS JIMIN WHO BEST SELLER ON US AMAZON #Jimin_WHO”Another admirer commented:“and he is the only artist to place 15 songs in US Amazon’s Top 100 Best Sellers, all from 2024 releases oh king”A fan congratulation Jimin:“This is amazing Congratulations Jimin-san CONGRATULATIONS JIMIN WHO BEST SELLER ON US AMAZON #Jimin_WHO”Jimin dropped WHO last yearThe BTS idol’s independent song WHO came out last year in July as part of his second solo record, titled MUSE. BIGHIT presented BTS' Jimin’s idea behind MUSE in the following words:“Jimin candidly shares the stories he wished to convey while portraying his journey of finding inspiration from his surroundings.”It further mentioned the names of all tracks of MUSE:“Jimin, who led the overall production of MUSE, tells the story of making various attempts at finding real, genuine love and losing his way at times over the album’s seven tracks: Rebirth (Intro),” “Interlude : Showtime,” “Smeraldo Garden Marching Band (feat. Loco),” “'Slow Dance (feat. Sofia Carson),” “Be Mine,” “'WHO,” and “Closer Than This.” The theme of love begins with the first track “Rebirth (Intro)” and gradually unfolds throughout the album, reaching its climax at the main track WHO.”Currently, Park Jimin is preparing for the launch of a BTS comeback album with his bandmates. This much-awaited album will be released in March next year.Read more: “Absolute king in the streaming world”: Netizens react as BTS' Jimin’s WHO becomes most streamed male K-pop soloist song in 2025, per Spotify Wrapped