Jimin reportedly set a record of 100 million streams in Chile.

I saw that Jimin had made a huge splash in Chile, so I couldn't just pass it up. The title track of his second solo album, "Muse," "Who," surpassed 100 million streams on Spotify Chile, making him the first Asian artist to do so. I was quite surprised to learn that it wasn't just a brief moment; it even reached number 17 on the "Most Streamed Songs of All Time" list in Chile. It really made me realize how consistently popular Jimin's music is in Chile.

I also saw that Chilean fans were continuing to donate in Jimin's name, and that was particularly impressive. They're donating to various causes, including children's organizations, support for pediatric cancer patients, and animal welfare. It was heartwarming to see fans expressing their love for Jimin in this way. It wasn't just about "liking him," but it felt like they were giving back the energy Jimin gives them in their own way.

Seeing news like this makes me realize Jimin's accomplishments can't be explained by numbers alone. Because music moves people's hearts, good things naturally follow from there... This flow itself feels so Jimin-like, and I'm suddenly proud. I also think this kind of result comes from the mutual support and interaction between fans and artists building up over time.

I think we'll continue to hear great records from overseas, and I'm looking forward to seeing what new stories emerge in the meantime. This Chilean achievement isn't just a chart-topping achievement; it feels like a new milestone for Asian artists, and I think it'll be remembered for a long time.