
“Serendipity Full Length Edition was released on August 24, 2018 among the tracks out of BTS Album Love Yourself: Answer. Serendipity is a soulful song which talks about finding love in an expected way and yet it is destined to be. Fans trend #RecordMakerJimin and #SerendipityFull100M. The impact of Jimin’s serendipity is unstoppable and unmatched, the song got over 500 reaction videos in YouTube in 24 hours’ after its release. Dozens of rookies’ singers dancers covered it or showed their love and support for him, in conclusion Jimin is legend. The dance choreography of the song has also been covered by numerous idols and artists around the world. Serendipity becomes Jimin’s second song after “LIE” to reach 100 Million streams on Spotify. The song is the 4th BTS solo & 40th BTS song to cross 100M.
BTS’s Jimin has consistently demonstrated his exceptional artistry and global appeal, achieving remarkable milestones that underscore his influence in the music industry. Notably, he became the first Korean artist to have two songs surpass 100 million streams on Spotify. This achievement not only highlights his individual talent but also reflects the growing international recognition of K-pop artists.
In April 2020, Jimin’s solo track “Lie,” from BTS’s 2016 album Wings, surpassed 100 million streams on Spotify. This milestone was significant, as it marked Jimin’s first song to achieve such a feat. Shortly after, in September 2020, the full-length version of “Serendipity,” originally released in 2017 as part of the Love Yourself: Her EP, also surpassed 100 million streams. This made Jimin the first Korean artist to have two songs reach this milestone, underscoring his growing influence as a solo artist.
Jimin’s solo endeavors continued to break records. In September 2024, his track “Who” surpassed 100 million streams on U.S. Spotify, making him the first K-pop artist to have two tracks with over 100 million streams on the platform. “Who” achieved this milestone in just 55 days, reflecting its rapid popularity. Earlier, in March 2023, “Like Crazy,” the title track from his debut solo album FACE, surpassed 100 million streams on U.S. Spotify. This achievement further cemented his status as a leading solo artist in the K-pop industry.
The global appeal of Jimin’s music was further evidenced when, on January 5, 2024, both “Who” and “Like Crazy” surpassed 1.3 billion streams on Spotify. This made Jimin the first and only K-pop soloist to achieve this feat, with “Who” becoming the fastest song by an Asian and K-pop act to surpass this number. “Like Crazy” had previously debuted at number one on the Billboard Hot 100, making Jimin the first K-pop soloist to claim the top spot.
Jimin’s influence extended beyond individual tracks. In October 2024, it was reported that he had 19 songs with over 100 million streams on Spotify. This extensive catalog of popular tracks highlights his consistent ability to produce music that resonates with audiences worldwide. Jimin’s achievements are a testament to his artistry and the global reach of K-pop. His ability to consistently produce hit songs that achieve significant streaming milestones reflects his deep connection with fans and his influence in the music industry. As a member of BTS, he has contributed to the group’s worldwide success, and his solo endeavors have further solidified his status as a leading artist in the global music scene.
Through his solo tracks “Lie,” “Serendipity (Full Length Edition),” “Who,” and “Like Crazy,” Jimin has not only achieved remarkable streaming milestones but has also paved the way for future K-pop artists to gain international recognition. His journey from group performances with BTS to successful solo projects exemplifies the evolving landscape of K-pop and its growing influence worldwide. Jimin’s record-breaking achievements continue to inspire artists and fans alike, marking significant moments in the history of global music.
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