”LE SSERAFIM” and ”SPAGHETTI” receive ”Gold” certification from the Recording Industry Association of Japan (RIA)...just four days after release

LE SSERAFIM has received a gold disc certification from the Recording Industry Association of Japan for their new song "SPAGHETTI."
On the 12th, the Recording Industry Association of Japan announced that the group's "LE
SSERAFIM's first single "SPAGHETTI" surpassed 100,000 copies in cumulative shipments as of October, receiving a gold disc certification.
This was achieved in just four days since the local release on the 27th of last month.
SSERAFIM released their fifth mini album "HOT" and their first album in Korea this year.
All of the singles were certified "Gold." From their first full-length album "UNFORGIVEN," their third mini-album "EASY," their fourth mini-album "CRAZY,"
All five of their Korean albums, including "HOT" and "SPAGHETTI," have shipped over 100,000 copies in a row, solidifying their position as the "strongest 4th generation girl group."
The Recording Industry Association of Japan awards albums every month based on cumulative album shipments, with Gold (over 100,000 units), Platinum (over 250,000 units), and Double Platinum (over 50,000 units).
Gold disc certifications are awarded, including platinum (over 100,000 copies sold), triple platinum (over 750,000 copies sold), and million (over 1 million copies sold).
"SPAGHETTI" is a tangled "LE" that can't be removed like spaghetti.
It is an album that incorporates the charm of "SSERAFIM." Approximately 80,000 copies were sold on the day of its release in Japan (November 27th), and it reached the Oricon Daily Single Ranking on November 27th.
The title song of the same name was ranked 1st on the Japanese Spotify "Daily Top Songs" and the major music site LINEMUSIC "Daily Top" from the time of its release until November 10th.
Meanwhile, LE SSERAFIM will hold their first Tokyo Dome concert, "2025 LESSERAFIM" on the 18th and 19th.
The tour will be held at Tokyo Dome in 27 cities across Japan, Asia, and North America.
This was the encore concert of their first world tour, which consisted of 100 performances.