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Stray Kids Earn 6th Gold Certification from SNEP... Top 10 on Billboard 200 for 3 Consecutive Weeks

Stray Kids' mini album 'THIS & THAT' has achieved Gold certification in France, marking their sixth such achievement.

Stray Kids Earn 6th Gold Certification from SNEP... Top 10 on Billboard 200 for 3 Consecutive Weeks
▲ Stray Kids earns 6th Gold certification from the French Recording Industry Association (Photo= Provided by agency)

According to the agency JYP Entertainment, Stray Kids' mini album 'THIS & THAT', released on August 7, has achieved Gold certification by surpassing 50,000 units in album sales in France. With this, Stray Kids has achieved the feat of receiving certification from the association for a total of 6 albums, including their 3rd full-length album '5-STAR'.

This album is also continuing its long-term success by maintaining a position in the top 10 on the US Billboard main album chart, 'Billboard 200', for three consecutive weeks. Meanwhile, based on the Korea Music Copyright Association (KOMCA) registration, Bang Chan holds 243 songs, while Changbin and Han hold 207 and 204 songs respectively, recording the highest number of registered copyright songs among K-pop idols.

Stray Kids recently held a solo concert at the Japan National Stadium in Tokyo, attracting 140,000 spectators, and is continuing their global activities including the world tour 'RUN IT' and appearing as a headliner for 'Rock in Rio' in Brazil.

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Jung Se-yeon
KSW Journal · Reporter

Covers K-pop for KSW Journal, and also writes about Culture and K-Variety.

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