BTS continues to showcase its enduring popularity, with members maintaining a strong presence on the Billboard charts.

According to the latest Billboard update (as of the 16th), Jimin has made it onto the main chart for 16 consecutive weeks. His second solo album, MUSE, secured the 137th spot on the Billboard 200.

The album’s title track, Who, also demonstrated impressive longevity, climbing to 44th place on the Hot 100, up 11 spots from the previous week, underscoring Jimin’s global influence.

Despite his hiatus for military service, Jungkook’s success remains notable. His first solo single, Seven, ranked 61st on the Global (Excl. U.S.) chart and reached 103rd on the Global 200.

Additionally, the title track of his first solo album GOLDEN, Standing Next to You, held steady, coming in at 112th on the Global (Excl. U.S.) chart.

Jin also made a significant entry with the pre-release single I’ll Be There from his upcoming solo album Happy. It ranked 5th on the World Digital Song Sales chart.

Beyond this, I’ll Be There placed 39th on the Global (Excl. U.S.) chart and 84th on the Global 200, marking a successful start to his solo career.

As a group, BTS’s anthology album Proof also climbed two spots to reach 7th on the World Albums chart, demonstrating the group’s continued collective appeal.

Meanwhile, Jin is set to release his album Happy at 2 p.m. on the 15th, an album he hopes will spread happiness to many.