K-pop boy band Stray Kids has reached a major milestone with their latest album "Do It," which has become an instant million-seller while achieving unprecedented success on both domestic and international charts. According to JYP Entertainment, the group's management agency, the album has topped domestic music charts and set new records on global streaming platforms, marking another significant achievement in the group's rapidly ascending career.
The album's title track "Do It" has demonstrated remarkable streaming power, accumulating more than 3.33 million streams on Spotify as of Friday. This impressive performance propelled the song to the 11th position on Spotify's Daily Top Songs Global chart, representing the highest ranking Stray Kids has ever achieved on the platform's most competitive global listing. The milestone underscores the group's growing international appeal and their ability to compete with top-tier global artists.
In the United States market, "Do It" has also shown exceptional performance, climbing to No. 13 on the U.S. Daily Top Songs chart. This achievement significantly surpasses the group's previous American peak of No. 49, which was set by their earlier release "Ceremony." The dramatic improvement in chart position reflects Stray Kids' expanding fanbase and increased recognition in the crucial American music market.
The global success of "Do It" extends far beyond streaming platforms, with the track dominating iTunes charts worldwide. The song has claimed the No. 1 position on iTunes Top Songs charts in 20 countries and regions, including major markets such as Brazil, Sweden, and Thailand. Additionally, the track has topped both the Worldwide and European iTunes charts, demonstrating its broad international appeal across diverse musical landscapes.
The album itself has proven equally successful, securing the top spot on iTunes Top Albums charts in an impressive 37 countries and regions. These markets include significant territories such as Singapore, Canada, and France, highlighting the group's ability to connect with audiences across different continents and cultural contexts. This widespread chart dominance illustrates the global reach of K-pop and Stray Kids' particular resonance with international listeners.
According to data from Hanteo Chart, a leading Korean music chart tracker, the album achieved remarkable first-day sales figures, selling approximately 1.49 million copies on Friday alone, which marked its official release date. This extraordinary single-day performance immediately qualified the album as a million-seller, a prestigious designation in the music industry that typically takes weeks or months to achieve. The album has subsequently maintained its momentum by leading both Hanteo's weekly physical albums chart and Circle Chart's weekly retail album list.
Looking ahead, Stray Kids plans to capitalize on the success of "Do It" with the upcoming release of a digital single titled "Do It (Remixes)." Scheduled for release at 2 p.m. on Monday, this digital package will feature six tracks, including the original version of "Do It" alongside various remix interpretations. This strategic release approach demonstrates the group's commitment to maximizing the commercial and artistic potential of their hit single while providing fans with fresh content to enjoy.
