Highlights
- BTS member Jimin's song Be Mine crossed 400 million Spotify streams on July 31, becoming the second track from his solo album MUSE to hit the mark.
- MUSE has notably gained over 4.14 billion streams on Spotify, led by Who.
- The milestone coincided with BTS' two consecutive performances at MetLife Stadium, New Jersey, after they appeared at the 2026 FIFA World Cup final show.
BTS’ Jimin topped 400 million Spotify streams for Be Mine on July 31, 2026, marking the second track from his second solo album, MUSE, to attain the benchmark. As reported by Star News Korea, this is the fifth song in Jimin’s catalog history to achieve the milestone.
Jimin’s other songs have also shown significant digital traction, such as Like Crazy, becoming the first solo track by a Korean artist to top the Billboard Hot 100. The song notably stood at 1.47B streams, alongside its English version and a separate track Set Me Free Pt.2, which registered over 400M streams.
Jimin’s Solo Projects Attain Record Commercial Totals
The milestone pushes total Spotify streams for Jimin’s MUSE past 4.14B since its July 2024 release. The project had earlier become the first Korean-language solo album to cross the mark on the platform.
Primary momentum for the MUSE originates from its lead single, Who, which gained over 2.5B streams. The track remains the first and only non-collaborative solo song by an Asian artist to reach the huge number of streams on Spotify. Additional album tracks continue to generate traction as well, with Closer Than This standing at 334.71M streams and Smeraldo Garden Marching Band (ft. Loco) having 276.44M.
Apart from his dedicated solo projects, Jimin continues to pull streams through his earlier solo ventures, like Filter. The track featured on a group BTS albums, namely, Map of the Soul: 7 and Proof, holds over 519.17M streams.
Jimin’s Live Performance Momentum
Jimin’s successful digital figures coincide with a period of elevated live performance activity for BTS as a full group. The seven-member act recently performed at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, on August 1 and 2, owing to their ARIRANG World Tour dates. The weekend concert took place within two weeks of the group’s FIFA World Cup 2026 final halftime show at the same venue, further reinforcing their collective commercial strength amidst solo surges.
