BTS Jimin 'Filter' is the shortest solo streaming ever to reach 20 million streams.

BTS Jimin's solo song "Filter" is making headlines on the world's largest music streaming service "Spotify" on Thursday, surpassing the 20 million streaming mark in the shortest period of time among all Korean solo songs. Shortly after the release of BTS' fourth album "MAP OF THE SOUL:7," "Filter" proved its power by topping the Sportify Global Top 50 for solo songs, 48 countries, and regions, and debuted on "Spotify Fi" worldwide with the most streaming in 24 hours with 2,217,097 and won the biggest Korean solo debut record.

Jimin's "Filter" has been super strong since its release. What's noteworthy is that "Filter" is not limited to specific countries in streaming platforms such as Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube and iTunes, which are currently the biggest and most important indicators in the global music market, but are much loved around the world. Also, interest in "Filter" is heating up as he is the only BTS member to achieve the triple crown, following the U.S. Billboard's Billboard and the UK's official chart, which is considered one of the world's two biggest pop charts for his new album solo album. I look forward to his future career as a singer-songwriter, which he can feel anywhere in the world.