ILLIT's ”Magnetic” is certified double platinum by the Recording Industry Association of Japan

The group ILLIT's debut song "Magnetic" has added another meaningful record to their Japan debut.
On the 27th, the Recording Industry Association of Japan announced that "ILLIT" (Yuna, Minzy
The title song "Magnetic" from the first mini album "SUPER REAL ME" by 19 members Yu, Mocha, Wonhee, and Iroha exceeded 200 million cumulative plays as of January last month, and the song was
The song was certified double platinum in the streaming category. It has been 10 months since the song was released. This is the shortest time for a female group song to reach the same number of streaming numbers, including local artists.
This is a new record for the duration. "Magnetic" was certified "Platinum" (100 million cumulative plays) three months after its release. This was also the shortest period of time for a female group song to go platinum.
In just seven months, they have racked up 100 million views and received a double platinum certification, proving their immense popularity. ILLIT broke records on various charts in Japan last year with "Magnetic."
The song was ranked the highest among songs by foreign artists on the Billboard Japan Hot 100 and NTV's "Annual Music Awards," and won the "Line Music Trend Awards"
Based on this achievement, ILLIT became the first K-pop girl group in 13 years to win the Newcomer Award at the 66th Japan Record Awards.
The first Japanese original track released by ILLIT on the 14th of this month is the theme song for the movie "Faces Only Will Not Make You Love Me", "Almond
Chocolate" has also been well-received by local fans. Upon its release, the song topped the AWA Music real-time trending chart and Spotify Japan Daily.
It quickly rose to number one on the charts. A K-POP girl group that has yet to release an official album in Japan was chosen to sing the theme song for a local movie, and was given a released preview before the movie's release.
It is unusual for a sound source to achieve such good results.