BTS Jimin's solo song "Filter" set a new record for a Korean male solo artist on Sportify, the world's largest streaming platform.
According to Spotify on the 5th, BTS Jimin's solo song “Filter” broke through 60 million streams the previous day. With a record set 134 days after the release, Jimin achieved this achievement within the shortest period of K-Pop male singer history.
In addition, "Filter" recorded the most streaming of BTS' fourth full-length album "MAP OF THE SOUL: 7." This is ahead of the title track "ON" and the pre-released song "Black Swan."
At the time of release,'Filter' entered the Billboard Hot 100 in the United States, the UK official single chart and the Canadian Billboard Chart simultaneously. Popularity continues today. On the 30th, he succeeded in chart-in for 16 weeks in a row on the Billboard 'World Digital Song Sales' and ranked fifth.
Jimin is currently setting a new Korean record as No. 1 in the boy band's personal brand reputation for 18 consecutive months, and is proving his global popularity by continuing his record streak, which is unusual for a Korean male singer even on a music platform that is not serviced in Korea.
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