ATEEZ, ENHYPEN, Stray Kids, BTS, CORTIS, ILLIT, And Other Acts Dominate Top Charts
Billboard recently released its World Albums chart for the week ending on February 28!
ATEEZ’s recent release, “GOLDEN HOUR : Part.4,” has secured the top spot on the World Albums chart for the second consecutive week and has also seen success on the Billboard 200, maintaining its position in the top 20 for an additional week.
ENHYPEN has made a significant impact on the World Albums chart, with three of their albums making appearances. “THE SIN : VANISH” retained its position at No. 2, while the 2024 album “ROMANCE : UNTOLD” re-entered the chart at No. 23, and “DESIRE : UNLEASH” also made a comeback at No. 25.
Stray Kids continue to impress with six entries on the chart. Among them are “DO IT” at No. 3, “KARMA” at No. 7, “合 (HOP)” at No. 8, “ATE” at No. 15, “★★★★★ (5-STAR)” at No. 17, and “ROCK-STAR” at No. 24.
BTS’s album “Proof” from 2022 impressed once again, maintaining its position at No. 4 after spending 193 weeks on the chart. Additionally, their 2020 album “Map of the Soul: 7” climbed to No. 12 in its 161st week.
CORTIS’s debut EP, “COLOR OUTSIDE THE LINES,” saw a significant rise of 19 spots, placing it at No. 5 after 24 weeks on the chart. ILLIT’s “bomb” maintained its position at No. 11 after 35 weeks.
“BTS’s Jimin’s “MUSE” album secured the No. 14 spot in its 83rd week on the chart, while NewJeans’ “Get Up” re-entered the chart at No. 19 after spending 128 weeks on it.
Lastly, TXT’s Yeonjun’s solo album “No Labels: Part 01” rose to No. 21 in its 13th week on the chart, showing the global appeal of K-pop artists across different groups and solo endeavors.
This week’s chart accomplishments highlight the international recognition and dominance of K-pop artists across various groups and individual projects. Congratulations to all the artists who secured positions on the prestigious World Albums chart.
Fans can continue to support their favorite artists by watching BTS’s docu-series “BREAK THE SILENCE” with subtitles on Viki.