BTS’s Jimin Earns His 1st Solo RIAJ Platinum Certification For Streaming In Japan
Jimin of BTS has achieved his first solo RIAJ Platinum certification for streaming in Japan.
Jimin of BTS has achieved his first solo RIAJ Platinum certification for streaming in Japan.
BTS member Jimin has made history by earning his first solo RIAJ Platinum certification for streaming in Japan. This milestone comes as a testament to his growing success as a solo artist in the international music industry.
The Recording Industry Association of Japan (RIAJ) introduced a new certification system for online streaming in 2020, which includes various tiers based on the number of streams. A song is certified silver at 30 million streams, gold at 50 million, and platinum at 100 million.
Jimin's hit solo track "Who" has now surpassed 100 million streams, making it his first solo song to receive the platinum certification in Japan. This achievement follows his earlier success with his debut album "FACE," which also earned a platinum certification.
This recognition not only highlights Jimin's talent but also reinforces BTS's impact on the global music scene. Fans around the world are celebrating this significant accomplishment, showcasing the group's enduring popularity and influence.
Congratulations to Jimin on this remarkable achievement!
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