Stray Kids’ “ATE” Climbs Back Up Billboard 200 Chart
Over three months after its release, Stray Kids’ mini album “ATE” has made a remarkable comeback, re-entering the Top 90 of the Billboard 200. In the week ending on October 26, “ATE” jumped to No. 88, marking its 13th consecutive week on the prestigious chart.
A Record-Breaking Start
When “ATE” was first released in July, it made a massive impact, debuting at No. 1 on the Billboard 200. This milestone made Stray Kids the first group from any country and the second artist overall to have their first five charting albums reach No. 1 on the Billboard 200.
“ATE” Dominates World Albums Chart
In addition to its strong performance on the Billboard 200, “ATE” continues to lead the World Albums chart, holding the No. 1 spot for its eighth non-consecutive week. This marks the album’s 13th week on this particular chart, showcasing its global appeal and consistent popularity.
Strong Performance on U.S. Album Sales Charts
Stray Kids’ “ATE” has also secured impressive spots on other key U.S. charts, ranking at No. 7 on both the Top Album Sales chart and the Top Current Album Sales chart, making it the seventh best-selling album of the week in the U.S.
Stray Kids’ Continued Success on Billboard’s Artist 100
The group’s overall popularity continues to shine as they maintained their position at No. 36 on Billboard’s Artist 100 chart. This marks Stray Kids’ 77th overall week on this chart, further solidifying their standing as a global music powerhouse.
“Falling Up” Holds Steady on World Digital Song Sales Chart
Stray Kids’ new single “Falling Up” also continued its success, ranking at No. 10 on Billboard’s World Digital Song Sales chart for its second consecutive week.
Congratulations to Stray Kids!
With their album “ATE” maintaining strong positions on multiple charts and their new single “Falling Up” gaining traction, Stray Kids continues to impress both fans and critics. Their sustained success on the Billboard charts highlights their growing influence in the music industry.
