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Forbes
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Forbes
K-Pop Icons Seventeen Reach A Major Milestone With New Bestseller
Seventeen's Happy Burstday debuts at No. 38 on the U.K.'s Official Album Downloads chart, earning ... More the group its tenth placement on that tally. SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA - JUNE 04: SEVENTEEN pose at the photocall during SEVENTEEN's Airbnb Experience celebrating the group's 10th anniversary at Replace Hannam on June 04, 2025 in Seoul, South Korea. (Photo byfor Airbnb) Seventeen is one of the most prolific K-pop groups in history. The boy band, which features 13 members despite its name, churns out at least one major project every year — and that's not even counting the work of its sub-units, which combine several singers from the outfit to release music under different names. The K-pop icons score a new bestseller in the United Kingdom this week, marking a milestone success in a Western market where the large troupe is still making itself heard. Happy Burstday manages to appear on just one ranking in the U.K. following its global debut. The title enters the Official Album Downloads chart at No. 38. The set didn't sell well enough to appear on the all-format sales list, nor did it rack up enough total units (via a blended consumption methodology) to become Seventeen's first placement on the all-encompassing Official Albums chart, but this win is still meaningful for the South Korean act nonetheless. Seventeen has now collected a milestone 10 appearances on the Official Album Downloads chart. Happy Burstday is the group's second top 40, following last year's Spill The Feels. That project peaked at No. 20 and spent two frames on the ranking, becoming the first from the K-pop superstars to hold on for more than one stay on the tally. As Happy Burstday arrives, lead single 'Thunder' also manages to reach several tallies. The tune places on multiple lists, launching inside the top 20 on both the Official Singles Downloads and Official Singles Sales rosters, where it enters at Nos. 14 and 16, respectively. In both instances, the group rises higher than ever, with 'Thunder' becoming the band's top-peaking tune. Previously, 'Maestro,' which debuted in May 2024, held that honor, but it failed to reach the top 20 on one of the two rankings, missing doing so on the purchase-only lists by just a few spaces.
Korea Herald
22-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Korea Herald
Seventeen to bring out 5th LP on debut anniversary
Seventeen will mark the tenth anniversary of its debut with fifth studio album, said agency Pledis Entertainment on Tuesday. It will release LP 'Happy Burstday' on May 26, about three years since the previous LP 'Face the Sun' and seven months after 12th EP 'Spill The Feels.' The mini album hit Billboard 200 at No. 5 and sold over 3 million copies in the first week. It cinched platinum certification in Japan and topped Oricon's Daily and Weekly Album Ranking. The fourth LP ranked No. 7 on Billboard 200 and sold over 2 million in the first week, making the band the only K-pop artist beside BTS to do so. In the meantime, the 13-member team will hold a fan meetup in Osaka, Japan on Thursday, Saturday and Sunday. It is set to host another in Saitama next month.
Korea Herald
10-02-2025
- Entertainment
- Korea Herald
Seventeen's 'Spill The Feels" earns Double Platinum in Japan
Group now has 18 certified albums, 7 Double Platinum albums in Japan K-pop group Seventeen has set another record with its 12th mini album, "Spill The Feels." According to the Recording Industry Association of Japan on Monday, "Spill The Feels," released in October 2024, has surpassed 500,000 cumulative shipments as of January, earning a Double Platinum certification. With this, Seventeen now boasts seven Double Platinum-certified albums in Japan among its 18 albums certified under the RIAJ's Gold Disc program. The RIAJ's Gold Disc program grants certifications based on cumulative album shipments, with Gold for 100,000 units, Platinum for 250,000, and Double Platinum for 500,000 or more. These figures are based on the number of albums distributed by labels and distributors to retailers and wholesalers, meaning they may differ from actual sales. Upon its release in Japan, "Spill The Feels" immediately topped the Oricon Daily Album Ranking, and later dominated both the Oricon Weekly Album and Weekly Combined Album rankings. On Billboard Japan, the album also secured the No.1 spot on the Hot Albums and Top Album Sales charts. Seventeen's songs continue to be a hit in Japan. The group's second Japanese single, "Fallin' Flower," surpassed 50 million cumulative streams as of December 2024, earning a Gold certification in the streaming category from the RIAJ. In 2024, Seventeen concluded its "Follow" tour in major stadiums in Osaka and Yokohama. The group's ongoing "Right Here" world tour has taken them to large stadiums in Aichi, Tokyo, Osaka and Fukuoka. After performing at Jakarta International Stadium on Feb. 8-9, the group is set to perform at Rajamangala National Stadium in Bangkok on Feb. 15-16.
