aespa dominates global charts with new album ”Rich Man”... Overflowing with praise from overseas

Girl group aespa has received an explosive response with their sixth mini album, "Rich Man."
aespa's 6th mini album "Rich
"Man" has topped the iTunes Top Albums chart in 14 regions around the world (Thailand, Taiwan, Vietnam, Philippines, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Singapore, Russia, Malaysia, etc.).
It also ranked first in the United States, France, Australia, Canada, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Spain, and the Philippines.
The album has been ranked in the top 10 in 29 regions, including Belgium. The album also topped the overall and EP digital album sales charts on China's QQ Music.
Not only has it been certified "Platinum" (over 1 million sales), but it has also topped the Trend Peak Chart, the overall chart and the Korean music video chart, and Kogou
It dominated various global charts, including topping the digital album chart on Spotify and the real-time trending chart on Japan's AWA.
Furthermore, the famous British music magazine NME recently reported that "Aespa's new song conveys
In an interview titled "A Powerful Message: 'It's Not About Material Wealth,'" he introduced the album and talked about the major achievements that aespa has made so far.
NME reported on AESPA, saying, "After several years of releasing powerful and bold pop hits, AESPA will be the first band to emerge as a hyper-pop phenomenon in 2024."
The song "Supernova," which was nicknamed "Elephant," reached number one on the Korean digital circle chart, the equivalent of Billboard's "HOT100." This song marked a monumental year for aespa.
The song marked the beginning of a band that went on to release their critically acclaimed debut full-length album, Armageddon, and embark on a massive world tour."
In addition, in this interview with NME, aespa said about the title track "Rich Man," "What's special about this song is not material wealth, but self-reliance.
The song begins with the line, "Meet someone you can give everything to," which literally means "yourself."
"It means that if I believe in and love myself, I am truly rich," he explained, directly conveying the message contained in the song.