Stray Kids’ mini album ‘ATE’ charts on Billboard’s ‘World Albums’ for 100 consecutive weeks

Stray Kids have achieved a
remarkable milestone on the U.S. Billboard charts, with their mini-album ‘ATE’
extending its run on the ‘World Albums’ chart to 100 consecutive weeks.

JYP Entertainment noted that the mini-album ‘ATE,’ released on July 19, 2024,
has shown strong long-term popularity on a global scale.

This feat makes Stray Kids the first 4th-generation K-pop group to chart an
album on the ‘World Albums’ ranking for 100 weeks, highlighting their consistent
and powerful global presence.

The album first entered the chart on the week dated August 3, 2024, and has
remained a fixture ever since, proving its lasting appeal to international fans
and reinforcing the group’s standing as global trendsetters.

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