Stray Kids becomes the first K-pop group to receive platinum certification from the RIAA

Stray Kids has received a total of six new certifications from the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA).
The information was announced on the RIAA official website on the 26th (local time)
According to the report, Stray Kids received a gold certification for their fourth album, "KARMA," released in August. The RIAA awards the gold certification for albums sold in the United States that exceed 500,000 copies.
The Gold certification is given to works that achieve the above, and as a result, Stray Kids received a 5-star rating in the album category.
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(HOP) and "KARMA," he has the most RIAA awards of any K-pop artist, with a total of six.
The group has now achieved a total of five certifications in the singles category, including the first platinum certification for the group.
The title track "God Menu" from their first album "GO Live" sold over 1 million copies in the US, making them their first to be certified platinum.
In addition, the title song "CASE" from the mini album "MAXIDENT" released in October 2022
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(S-CLASS)", the title song "LALALALA" from the mini album "RAKU-STAR" released in November 2023, and the title song "RAKU (LALALALA)" from the mini album "RAKU-STAR" released in July 2024.
The title track of the album "ATE," "Chk Chk Boom," was certified gold in the US with over 500,000 copies sold.
Stray Kids, who had previously received gold certifications for "Door" and "Sorikun," have now added four more gold certifications, once again proving their immense popularity in the local area.
In addition, "Stray Kids" rewrote the 70-year history of the US Billboard's main album chart, the Billboard 200.
Kids recently set another record on the chart. Their fourth album, "KARMA," reached the top of the Billboard charts on November 29th.
200," remaining in the top 100 for 13 consecutive weeks.