[2025.06.11] Jimin’s ‘Who’ Reigns as #1 World Song in May — Global Hot Hi

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  1. 방탄소년단 지민의 신곡 ‘Who’가 5월 월드송 핫50 투표에서 1위를 차지했다.**
    [Bang-tan-so-nyeon-dan] [Ji-min-ui] [sin-gok] ‘Who’ [ga] [o-wol] [Wol-de-song] [Hot50] [tu-pyo-e-seo] [il-wi-reul] [cha-ji-haet-da].
    BTS’s Jimin’s new track ‘Who’ claimed the top spot in the May “World Song Hot 50” fan poll. 

  2. ‘Who’는 킹초이스 투표에서 47만 1,217표를 받아 1위를 기록했다.**
    ‘Who’ [neun] [King Choice] [tu-pyo-e-seo] [sa-sip-chil-man] [il-cheong-i-baek-i-po-gu-pyo-reul] [ba-da] [il-wi-reul] [gi-rok-haet-da].
    ‘Who’ earned 471,217 votes on King Choice, securing first place. 

  3. 이로써 ‘Who’는 총 7회 1위를 기록하며, 군복무 중에도 변함없는 인기를 과시했다.**
    [I-ro-sseu' ‘Who’ [neun] [chong] [chil-hoe] [il-wi-reul] [gi-rok-ha-myeo], [gun-bok-mu] [jung-e-do] [byeon-ham-eob-neun] [in-gi-reul] [gwa-si-haet-da].
    With this, ‘Who’ has reached first place a total of seven times, demonstrating unwavering popularity even during military service. 

  4. 2021년부터 4년 연속 월드송 핫50 1위를 기록하며 K팝 솔로 아티스트로서 지민의 영향력이 확대되고 있다.**
    [I-chil-i-nyeon-bu-teo] [sa-nyeon] [yeon-sok] [Wol-de-song Hot50] [il-wi-reul] [gi-rok-ha-myeo] [K-pop] [solo] [artist-ro-seo] [Ji-min-ui] [yeong-hyang-ryeok-i] [hwa-dae-doe-go] [it-da].
    Since 2021, Jimin has topped the World Song Hot 50 chart for four consecutive years, solidifying his influence as a K-pop solo artist.


📎 출처 (Source)
기사 제목: [A] 방탄소년단 지민 'Who', 5월 월드송 1위..글로벌 핫 인기 언론사/기자: 스타뉴스코리아 (문완식 기자)
기사링크: https://www.starnewskorea.com/stview.php?no=2025060807433331712

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