Jimin's "Be Mine" Hits 300 Million Spotify Streams: K-Pop Star's 7th Solo Track to Reach Milestone
BTS member Jimin has added another achievement to his impressive solo career as "Be Mine" surpassed 300 million streams on Spotify after 444 days.
Seventh Solo Song to Cross 300 Million
The track from Jimin's second album MUSE becomes his seventh solo entry to hit this milestone on the global streaming platform. This includes both his official solo releases and songs from BTS albums where he is the primary performer.
"Be Mine" joins two other MUSE tracks in the 300 million club: lead single "Who" and fan song "Closer Than This," which was released during his military service and later added to the album.
"Who" Breaks Records with 2 Billion Streams
Jimin's title track "Who" has become a streaming phenomenon, surpassing 2 billion plays in just 427 days-the fastest by any Korean solo artist. The song holds the distinction of being the first and only solo track by an Asian artist without collaboration to reach this mark.
Released in July 2024 while Jimin was serving in the military, "Who" debuted at No. 14 on the Billboard Hot 100 and remained on the chart for 33 consecutive weeks. It also topped both the Billboard Global 200 and Global Excl. U.S. charts.
Complete Streaming Breakdown
Jimin's solo tracks on Spotify currently show:
- "Who": 2.04 billion streams
- "Like Crazy": 1.39 billion streams
- "Set Me Free Pt.2": 437 million streams
- "Like Crazy" (English Version): 385 million streams
- "With You" (with Ha Sung-woon): 311 million streams
- "Closer Than This": 304 million streams
- "Be Mine": 302 million streams
Additional tracks from BTS albums include "Filter" with 491 million streams and "Serendipity (Full Length Edition)" with 311 million.
Historic Billboard Achievement
"Like Crazy" made history in April 2023 as the first song by a Korean solo artist to debut at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100. The achievement also made Jimin the first South Korean soloist to top the chart.
Military Service Success
What makes these numbers particularly notable is that Jimin achieved most of his MUSE album success while fulfilling mandatory military service. The pre-recorded album was released with minimal promotional activities, yet "Who" continues to perform strongly on major charts worldwide.
Jimin was discharged from military service in June 2025 and is expected to resume active promotion of his music.
