Seventeen’s 12th EP, Spill The Feels, has made an impressive debut on the Billboard 200, entering the chart at No. 5, according to a chart preview released on Sunday in the US. This latest achievement marks the group’s sixth album to secure a top-ten position on Billboard's main albums chart, solidifying Seventeen’s continued prominence in the global music scene.
Released just last week, Spill The Feels has already set a significant record in K-pop for 2023, with first-week sales exceeding 3.16 million copies. This milestone makes it the first album in the K-pop genre to surpass 3 million in initial sales this year, underscoring the band’s ever-growing fanbase and influence. In Japan, the album has also dominated Oricon’s Daily, Weekly, and Weekly Combined Album Rankings, a testament to its international appeal.
While their record-breaking sales continue to make headlines, Seventeen has embarked on their Right Here world tour, thrilling fans across the globe. The band recently performed in New York on Sunday and will continue their US tour with back-to-back concerts in Texas later this week. The North American leg of the tour will wrap up in two more cities, culminating in a large-scale, city-wide event in Los Angeles on November 10—their first of its kind in North America.
Critics attribute Seventeen’s success to a blend of diverse musicality, cohesive choreography, and a deep connection with their fans. The group's continued ability to captivate audiences worldwide has positioned them as one of the most influential K-pop acts today. Their latest EP, Spill The Feels, has been praised for its relatable themes and innovative approach to production, further demonstrating Seventeen’s artistic growth.
Industry experts note that Spill The Feels is not only a commercial success but also an artistic milestone for Seventeen. Chart analyst Lim Hee-soo remarked, “Seventeen’s strong debut on Billboard and their record-breaking sales mark a significant moment for K-pop, proving that global demand for the genre continues to rise.”
As the group continues to bring their music to new audiences through both performances and large-scale events, Seventeen’s trajectory remains on a steady climb. The unprecedented success of Spill The Feels reaffirms their place among the most successful K-pop groups, setting a high standard for future releases in the genre.
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Seventeen’s 12th EP, Spill The Feels, has made an impressive debut on the Billboard 200, entering the chart at No. 5, according to a chart preview released on Sunday in the US. This latest achievement marks the group’s sixth album to secure a top-ten position on Billboard's main albums chart, solidifying Seventeen’s continued prominence in the global music scene.
Released just last week, Spill The Feels has already set a significant record in K-pop for 2023, with first-week sales exceeding 3.16 million copies. This milestone makes it the first album in the K-pop genre to surpass 3 million in initial sales this year, underscoring the band’s ever-growing fanbase and influence. In Japan, the album has also dominated Oricon’s Daily, Weekly, and Weekly Combined Album Rankings, a testament to its international appeal.
While their record-breaking sales continue to make headlines, Seventeen has embarked on their Right Here world tour, thrilling fans across the globe. The band recently performed in New York on Sunday and will continue their US tour with back-to-back concerts in Texas later this week. The North American leg of the tour will wrap up in two more cities, culminating in a large-scale, city-wide event in Los Angeles on November 10—their first of its kind in North America.
Critics attribute Seventeen’s success to a blend of diverse musicality, cohesive choreography, and a deep connection with their fans. The group's continued ability to captivate audiences worldwide has positioned them as one of the most influential K-pop acts today. Their latest EP, Spill The Feels, has been praised for its relatable themes and innovative approach to production, further demonstrating Seventeen’s artistic growth.
Industry experts note that Spill The Feels is not only a commercial success but also an artistic milestone for Seventeen. Chart analyst Lim Hee-soo remarked, “Seventeen’s strong debut on Billboard and their record-breaking sales mark a significant moment for K-pop, proving that global demand for the genre continues to rise.”
As the group continues to bring their music to new audiences through both performances and large-scale events, Seventeen’s trajectory remains on a steady climb. The unprecedented success of Spill The Feels reaffirms their place among the most successful K-pop groups, setting a high standard for future releases in the genre.
