BTS is experiencing prolonged success on global charts. They have charted with solo releases. According to the latest Billboard data (as of the 11th), J-Hope has made it onto major charts with a solo song released in 2018, achieving a resurgence. His mixtape 'Hope World' track 'Blue Side' reached No. 3 on the 'World Digital Song Sales' and ranked 13th in 'Digital Song Sales'.

Jimin re-entered the main song chart 'Hot 100' at 24th with the title track 'Who' from his second solo album 'Muse'. It also landed at 106th on the 'Billboard 200'. The song also showed strong performance on detailed charts, with 'Who' ranking 9th on 'Global (excluding the U.S.)' and 10th on 'Global 200'. 'Muse' climbed to 2nd on the 'World Album'.

V's duet with Park Hyo-Shin, 'Winter Ahead', secured the 46th spot on 'Global (excluding the U.S.)', and 82nd on the 'Global 200'.

Jin also maintained a strong presence. His solo album 'Happy' remained in 13th position on the 'World Album'. On the 'Top Current Album Sales', it was placed at 42nd. The title track 'Running Wild' was ranked 84th on 'Global (excluding the U.S.)', demonstrating a robust 45-place rise from the previous week.

Jungkook has been steadily successful with his debut solo single 'Seven', which sat at 61st on 'Global (excluding the U.S.)', and re-entered the 'Global 200' at 97th.

They continued to enjoy popularity on the UK Official Chart as well. Jimin's 'Who' remained at 64th on the Official Singles Chart, marking the longest duration for a K-pop solo song to chart.

J-Hope's 'Blue Side' also achieved notable success, entering the 'Official Singles Chart' for the first time, ranking 16th in 'Single Downloads' and 20th in 'Single Sales'.

V's ranking rose significantly with a carol. 'White Christmas' landed at 13th in 'Single Sales', climbing 78 spots from the previous week.

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