Le Sserafim Tops Oricon Chart with Fourth Consecutive Album Success
Claire Seo / Published September 4, 2024 09:53 PM
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Le Sserafim has once again proven its rising dominance in the global music scene by claiming the top spot on Japan's Oricon Daily album ranking with its fourth EP, Crazy. According to Source Music, the group’s agency, the achievement was recorded on the chart dated Monday, further solidifying the group's strong presence in Japan.
The EP Crazy sold nearly 70,000 copies on its release day, continuing Le Sserafim's streak of topping the Oricon charts with every album they’ve released. This includes their previous successes with the second EP Antifragile, the first full-length album Unforgiven, and the third EP Easy.
In addition to its success in Japan, Crazy also made waves internationally. Upon its release, the album reached No. 1 on the iTunes Top Albums chart in 11 regions, showing the group's widespread appeal across multiple countries.
The lead single from the mini album quickly gained traction, rising to No. 49 on Spotify’s Daily Top Songs Global after amassing more than 2 million streams within 24 hours of its release. The song's accompanying music video garnered 10 million views on YouTube in just 13 hours, further demonstrating Le Sserafim’s growing popularity on the global stage.
Adding to the excitement, on Wednesday, the group announced a high-profile collaboration with British singer-songwriter PinkPantheress. Together, they released a remix of the title track, bringing a fresh take on the already popular song and expanding the group's international reach even further.
Le Sserafim’s consistent success in both Japan and the global music market showcases the quintet’s versatility and growing influence as one of the prominent names in the current K-pop landscape.
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Courtesy of Source Music
Le Sserafim has once again proven its rising dominance in the global music scene by claiming the top spot on Japan's Oricon Daily album ranking with its fourth EP, Crazy. According to Source Music, the group’s agency, the achievement was recorded on the chart dated Monday, further solidifying the group's strong presence in Japan.
The EP Crazy sold nearly 70,000 copies on its release day, continuing Le Sserafim's streak of topping the Oricon charts with every album they’ve released. This includes their previous successes with the second EP Antifragile, the first full-length album Unforgiven, and the third EP Easy.
In addition to its success in Japan, Crazy also made waves internationally. Upon its release, the album reached No. 1 on the iTunes Top Albums chart in 11 regions, showing the group's widespread appeal across multiple countries.
The lead single from the mini album quickly gained traction, rising to No. 49 on Spotify’s Daily Top Songs Global after amassing more than 2 million streams within 24 hours of its release. The song's accompanying music video garnered 10 million views on YouTube in just 13 hours, further demonstrating Le Sserafim’s growing popularity on the global stage.
Adding to the excitement, on Wednesday, the group announced a high-profile collaboration with British singer-songwriter PinkPantheress. Together, they released a remix of the title track, bringing a fresh take on the already popular song and expanding the group's international reach even further.
Le Sserafim’s consistent success in both Japan and the global music market showcases the quintet’s versatility and growing influence as one of the prominent names in the current K-pop landscape.
