BTS's Jimin has made another historic achievement on the iTunes charts.


Jimin's 'Filter' topped the UK iTunes Top Songs Chart on July 14, making history by achieving an all-kill on iTunes charts in 119 countries and regions worldwide. 'Filter' is Jimin's solo track from BTS's fourth full-length album, and with this accomplishment, BTS has become the first group in history to achieve an all-kill on the iTunes Top Songs Chart.


Previously, Jimin's 'Like Crazy' reached number one on the Billboard 'Hot 100,' making BTS the third group in history, following The Beatles and The Supremes, to have at least six number-one hits and at least one member with a number-one solo hit, further elevating the group's stature and proving Jimin's renown as the 'BTS frontman.' Global media outlets have reported in detail, stating, "Jimin's 'Filter' achieving an all-kill in 119 countries has made BTS the first and only group to achieve an all-kill on iTunes worldwide," and "'Filter' focuses on Jimin's confidence in effectively showcasing his duality and various aspects as an artist."


Jimin had already set records by reaching number one in 119 countries with 'Like Crazy,' 'Closer Than This,' and 'With You.' Adding 'Filter' to his achievements, he has become the first artist in the world to achieve an all-kill on the iTunes Top Songs Chart with four songs. Attention is now focused on whether his new release, 'Smeraldo Garden Marching Band,' will achieve a fifth all-kill record, currently holding the top spot in 117 countries.


Written by Mun Wan Sik
Translated by Lee So Yun