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In the US, K-pop is domination CD sales in 2025 with five groups in top 10
In the US, K-pop is domination CD sales in 2025 with five groups in top 10

Malay Mail

time2 days ago

  • Entertainment
  • Malay Mail

In the US, K-pop is domination CD sales in 2025 with five groups in top 10

KUALA LUMPUR, July 28 — K-pop acts have dominated the United States' midyear list of best-selling CD albums for 2025, with five groups landing in the top 10. According to Soompi, which cited data from American music tracking firm Luminate, the five K-pop artists making the list were Stray Kids, ENHYPEN, ATEEZ, SEVENTEEN and LE SSERAFIM. Luminate, formerly known as Nielsen Music and the data supplier for Billboard charts, tracked sales from January 3 to July 3 this year. Stray Kids' special album (Hop) was the best-selling CD album by a group and the second overall in the United States, with 149,000 copies sold—just behind The Weeknd's Hurry Up Tomorrow with 163,000. ENHYPEN's DESIRE : UNLEASH, released just a month before the end of the tracking period, ranked third with 145,000 copies sold. ATEEZ followed at No. 4 with GOLDEN HOUR : Part.3, selling 116,000 units despite being released less than a month before the cut-off. SEVENTEEN's HAPPY BURSTDAY placed seventh with 79,000 copies, while LE SSERAFIM, the only girl group on the list, claimed the No. 9 spot with 73,000 copies sold for their mini album HOT. The full top 10 list for CD album sales in the United States in the first half of 2025, as reported by Soompi, is as follows: The Weeknd – Hurry Up Tomorrow (163,000) Stray Kids – (HOP) (149,000) ENHYPEN – DESIRE : UNLEASH (145,000) ATEEZ – GOLDEN HOUR : Part.3 (116,000) Sabrina Carpenter – Short n' Sweet (93,000) Lady Gaga – MAYHEM (83,000) SEVENTEEN – HAPPY BURSTDAY (79,000) Kendrick Lamar – GNX (75,000) LE SSERAFIM – HOT (73,000) Morgan Wallen – I'm the Problem (71,000)

K-pop acts take half of US mid-year top 10 best-selling CDs in 2025
K-pop acts take half of US mid-year top 10 best-selling CDs in 2025

Malay Mail

time2 days ago

  • Entertainment
  • Malay Mail

K-pop acts take half of US mid-year top 10 best-selling CDs in 2025

KUALA LUMPUR, July 28 — K-pop acts have dominated the United States' midyear list of best-selling CD albums for 2025, with five groups landing in the top 10. According to Soompi, which cited data from American music tracking firm Luminate, the five K-pop artists making the list were Stray Kids, ENHYPEN, ATEEZ, SEVENTEEN and LE SSERAFIM. Luminate, formerly known as Nielsen Music and the data supplier for Billboard charts, tracked sales from January 3 to July 3 this year. Stray Kids' special album (Hop) was the best-selling CD album by a group and the second overall in the United States, with 149,000 copies sold—just behind The Weeknd's Hurry Up Tomorrow with 163,000. ENHYPEN's DESIRE : UNLEASH, released just a month before the end of the tracking period, ranked third with 145,000 copies sold. ATEEZ followed at No. 4 with GOLDEN HOUR : Part.3, selling 116,000 units despite being released less than a month before the cut-off. SEVENTEEN's HAPPY BURSTDAY placed seventh with 79,000 copies, while LE SSERAFIM, the only girl group on the list, claimed the No. 9 spot with 73,000 copies sold for their mini album HOT. The full top 10 list for CD album sales in the United States in the first half of 2025, as reported by Soompi, is as follows: The Weeknd – Hurry Up Tomorrow (163,000) Stray Kids – (HOP) (149,000) ENHYPEN – DESIRE : UNLEASH (145,000) ATEEZ – GOLDEN HOUR : Part.3 (116,000) Sabrina Carpenter – Short n' Sweet (93,000) Lady Gaga – MAYHEM (83,000) SEVENTEEN – HAPPY BURSTDAY (79,000) Kendrick Lamar – GNX (75,000) LE SSERAFIM – HOT (73,000) Morgan Wallen – I'm the Problem (71,000)

Bradley Simpson collaborates with ATEEZ's Hongjoong on new Korean-English version of single Almost
Bradley Simpson collaborates with ATEEZ's Hongjoong on new Korean-English version of single Almost

Express Tribune

time2 days ago

  • Entertainment
  • Express Tribune

Bradley Simpson collaborates with ATEEZ's Hongjoong on new Korean-English version of single Almost

Bradley Simpson has released a new version of his single Almost, featuring Hongjoong of South Korean group ATEEZ. The collaboration blends Simpson's original composition from The Panic Years with new Korean-language lyrics written and performed by Hongjoong. The updated version includes a rewritten second verse and additional vocal harmonies contributed by Hongjoong. In a statement shared on July 25, Simpson described the process as 'very organic,' noting that the collaboration began after Hongjoong posted Almost to his Instagram story. 'We started chatting and he sent a lyric within two weeks,' said Simpson. 'It's really interesting to work with musicians who have different musical styles with me.' Hongjoong also expressed appreciation for Simpson's music and called the collaboration a creative opportunity. 'Everything went very naturally – the way it approached the song made it easier for me to find a match,' he said. 'Our style is different, but it made it even more interesting.' The new version of Almost reflects a cross-cultural creative exchange, with both artists bringing unique elements to the reinterpretation. It follows previous collaborative efforts from Simpson, including work with Nieve Ella on Favourite Band. Bradley Simpson is scheduled to perform at multiple UK festivals, including Together Again, Boardmasters on August 10, and Victorious on August 24.

BLACKPINK's JUMP debuts at No. 28 on Billboard Hot 100, know ATEEZ's career-high score with In Your Fantasy
BLACKPINK's JUMP debuts at No. 28 on Billboard Hot 100, know ATEEZ's career-high score with In Your Fantasy

Pink Villa

time22-07-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Pink Villa

BLACKPINK's JUMP debuts at No. 28 on Billboard Hot 100, know ATEEZ's career-high score with In Your Fantasy

BLACKPINK is riding high once again on the global music charts. The girl group's powerful new single JUMP debuted at No. 28 on the Billboard Hot 100. This marks their 10th appearance on the chart. Fans worldwide are already calling it one of their most impactful releases to date. Beyond the U.S. charts, JUMP also topped the Billboard Global 200 and Global Excl. U.S. rankings. The track knocked down the Golden song from KPop Demon Hunters from the top spot. According to Billboard, this marks the first time both No. 1 and No. 2 positions on each global chart are held by female-led K-pop acts. It's a major moment for the genre and female representation in pop music. With this, BLACKPINK now boasts three Global 200 No. 1s and four Global Excl. U.S. chart-toppers in their career. This is another addition to their already impressive list of milestones. The quartet's success doesn't stop there. JUMP has maintained its lead on Spotify's Daily Top Songs Global chart for five consecutive days. This proves its streaming power. In the UK, the single also made a strong impact. It entered the Official Singles Chart Top 100 at No. 18, reinforcing their worldwide influence and cross-market appeal. ATEEZ breaks personal record with In Your Fantasy Meanwhile, ATEEZ has unlocked a new achievement of their own. The boy group landed at No. 68 on the Billboard Hot 100 with their newest single In Your Fantasy. It's their highest-ever ranking on the chart and marks their second overall appearance after last month's Lemon Drop. The track, taken from their 12th EP, Golden Hour: Part.3 – In Your Fantasy Edition, was released on July 11. It quickly gathered momentum both in the U.S. and internationally. According to Billboard, this makes ATEEZ only the third K-pop boy group in history to chart on the Hot 100. They have now joined the ranks of BTS and Stray Kids. ATEEZ re-enters Billboard 200 with In Your Fantasy Just before their Hot 100 success, ATEEZ also reentered the Billboard 200 albums chart at No. 7 with the same EP. It is further proof of their rising chart power. The group's fanbase, known as ATINY, continues to grow steadily, helping them secure a firm foothold in the U.S. market.

Stray Kids beats ENHYPEN to become best-selling K-pop artist in US in first half of 2025, check Top 5 list
Stray Kids beats ENHYPEN to become best-selling K-pop artist in US in first half of 2025, check Top 5 list

Pink Villa

time18-07-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Pink Villa

Stray Kids beats ENHYPEN to become best-selling K-pop artist in US in first half of 2025, check Top 5 list

K-pop stars have solidified their global influence once again as they dominated a notable US chart. They secured 5 out of top 10 spots in the list of best-selling physical albums in the US during the first half of the year, according to a July 17 report by Luminate. Stray Kids, ENHYPEN and ATEEZ led the list, showcasing an inclination towards K-pop boy bands among the American consumers. Read to find out the other K-pop groups who made their mark in the nation by making it to the list. Stray Kids becomes best-selling K-pop group in US in first half of 2025, ENHYPEN closely follows Fourth gen ace Stray Kids tops the list of best-selling K-pop group in US in first half of 2025 with their 2024 HOP mixtape. Notably, they ranked second in the overall list, consisting of all eligible artists around the globe. HOP secured the feat with 149,000 equivalent album units sold. Following them closely, we have ENHYPEN at 2nd place among K-pop artists and ranking No. 3 overall, with 145,000 equivalent album units of DESIRE : UNLEASH sold. Additionally, HOP and Desire: Unleash claimed the 8th and 9th positions, respectively, on the U.S. Top 10 CD Albums chart, a ranking that combines physical album sales with digital downloads. Top 5 best-selling K-pop groups in the US in first half of 2025 The third K-pop group in the list of best-selling K-pop groups in the US in first half of 2025 is also a fourth gen boy band– ATEEZ. They ranked 4th overall with 116,000 equivalent album units sold. Both ENHYPEN and ATEEZ attained the feat with their latest albums– DESIRE : UNLEASH for the former and Golden Hour: Part. 3 for the latter. SEVENTEEN and LE SSERAFIM rounds off the top five list. Fourth-placed among K-pop groups, SEVENTEEN's Happy Burstday claimed the seventh spot overall with 79,000 units sold. LE SSERAFIM's HOT took the ninth position overall with 73,000 equivalent album units sold. The success of these K-pop groups demonstrated their global popularity, highlighting the genre's ability to transcend geographical boundaries and resonate with audiences worldwide.

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