BTS' JIMIN and ”Who” re-emerge on the Billboard charts... a first for Asian solo artists

BTS's JIMIN is once again climbing the ranks of the American Billboard charts, demonstrating his continued popularity.
According to the American music media "Billboard," JIMIN
"Who" by [Name unclear] rose 13 places from the previous week on both the September 27th Billboard Global 200 chart and the Global (excluding America) chart,
"Who" has been ranked number one twice on the Billboard Global 200 and Global (excluding the US) charts.
It has been 14 months since its release on July 19, 2023, and is still a long-running hit, having stayed on the charts for 61 consecutive weeks.
This record makes "Who" the longest-charting artist on the Billboard Global 200 charts.
OP's solo record (61 weeks by "Like Crazy"), JIMIN has two songs that have topped the charts for over 60 weeks ("Like Crazy").
She set a new record as the first and only Asian solo artist to hold the same number of hits ("Like Crazy" and "Who").
It remains the second longest-charting K-Pop solo song after "Crazy." Both songs were released without collaborations with famous international artists.
It is significant that JIMIN achieved this solely through his solo talent. It is the first and only K-pop solo album to top the Billboard World Albums charts.
The second album "MUSE," which has topped the charts eight times, is now at No. 8 this week, marking its 61st consecutive week on the charts. "MUSE" follows the longest charting period of 63 weeks for the first album "FACE."
It is the second longest-charting album after the record of K-POP solo album by . Also, on September 24th, it was ranked #1 on the Billboard Japan Hot 100.
"Who" re-entered the "100" chart at No. 81, achieving a total of 38 weeks on the chart, surpassing BoA's "Merry Christmas!"
Since "Chris," it has become the first and only K-pop solo song to spend 38 weeks on the chart.
It also re-entered the Billboard Japan Streaming Songs chart at No. 74, remaining on the chart for 55 weeks.