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BTS Jimin “Who” Tokyo Dome Performance: Global Hit

editor 3월 12, 2026
BTS Jimin "Who" Tokyo Dome Performance: Global Hit

BTS’s Jimin’s song ignites Tokyo Dome, showcasing its immense popularity.

Jimin’s “Who,” the title track from his second solo album “MUSE,” resonated throughout the Tokyo Dome during the Japan vs. Australia game at the 2026 World Baseball Classic (WBC) held on March 10th, proving its status as a global hit.

“Who,” with its sexy and bold beat, combined with Jimin’s rhythmic vocals, synchronized with the fervent energy of the packed Tokyo Dome crowd, elevating the atmosphere of the stadium.

As a hip-hop R&B track characterized by its intense bounce and guitar performance, Jimin’s “Who” has garnered attention for its use in various sports-related scenes.

Jimin's Global Hit Song 'Who'

Immediately after its release in 2024, “Who” was listed third on Spotify’s “The Official Formula 1” playlist [F1 TRACKS] and was played at the Hungarian and Singapore Grand Prix circuits. Furthermore, the F1 official Instagram account used “Who” in story videos showcasing the arrival of famous athletes, including Lewis Hamilton.

In January 2025, it was used as the BGM for soccer news on the Italian sports media outlet [sportmediaset], and in March, “Who” echoed throughout the stadium at the ‘FIBA 3×3 Asia Cup 2025’ competition held in Singapore, further igniting the atmosphere.

Meanwhile, Jimin’s “Who” achieved the #1 spot on the global Spotify chart on July 23, 2024, and topped charts a total of 20 times, gaining worldwide popularity. It also became the most-streamed K-pop song on Spotify in 2024, proving Jimin’s global recognition as a leading K-pop artist.

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