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SEVENTEEN, the K-pop sensation, once again proved their unparalleled prestige by sweeping the domestic and foreign music charts with their tenth mini-album, FML. The band’s achievements were simply remarkable, being the only artist to sell over 3 million copies. on the first day of the album’s worldwide release.
In addition, they set a new record for Chodong’s initial sales volume of a K-pop album, with 4,550,214 copies sold in the first week.
The album was also a great fortune in Japan, with SEVENTEEN at number one on Oricon’s weekly albums chart for the April 24–30 aggregation period. “, “Popular Album”, “Downloaded Album” and “Top Album Sales”, respectively.
What makes this album even more special is that it is the first album with a double name song through SEVENTEEN after their debut. misfortune. On the other hand, the music video for “Super” featured an impressive mega-team performance, featuring the other charms of the band.
After the release of the sound source, “Super” only occupied the highest position in the real-time charts of Melon and Bugs, which are the smartest music sites in Korea, but also ranked highest in iTunes’ “Top Song” list in a total of 36 countries. regions adding Singapore, Philippines, Brazil and India. Se stood out in the global charts.
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SEVENTEEN has proven that its good fortune is not limited to Korea and continues to succeed in new milestones. The band’s tenth mini-album, FML, delivered messages of convenience and hope, bringing joy to their fans around the world.