BTS's Jimin has just achieved a resounding success by achieving platinum certification for his solo song "Who" in Japan. This is a significant achievement for Jimin, as the song has surpassed 100 million streams on Japanese music platforms.
This platinum certification is awarded by the Recording Industry Association of Japan (RIAJ), which began implementing a new certification system for streaming in 2020. This system recognizes songs that reach a certain number of streams, namely silver for 30 million, gold for 50 million, and platinum for 100 million streams.
Interestingly, "Who" is Jimin's first solo song to achieve platinum certification for streaming. Previously, Jimin had also achieved platinum certification for his solo debut album, "FACE." This demonstrates that Jimin's popularity extends beyond BTS, but also as a solo artist with his own unique appeal.
This achievement is certainly a source of pride for Jimin and his fans, ARMY, who have always supported him. Many fans greeted the news with great enthusiasm, expressing their pride on social media and celebrating in various ways, including lighting up BTS's lightsticks as a show of support.
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