On the 10th, the Recording Industry Association of Japan announced that "SEVENTEEN" released "SPILL THE
As of January, the cumulative shipments of "FEELS" exceeded 500,000 copies and the band was certified as a gold disc "double platinum." The Recording Industry Association of Japan (RIA) awards gold discs based on the cumulative monthly album shipments.
Gold disc certification is awarded in various categories, such as gold (over 100,000 copies sold), platinum (over 250,000 copies sold), and double platinum (over 500,000 copies sold).
This marks SEVENTEEN's seventh double platinum certified album in Japan.
Including this, the total number of gold disc certified albums is now 18.
FEELS" reached number one on the Oricon daily album rankings upon its release in Japan.
Not only did it win the 100, but it also swept the Oricon weekly album rankings and the weekly overall album rankings. The album also won the "Hot Album" award on Billboard Japan.
SEVENTEEN's songs are also steadily gaining love in Japan.
The title song of their second single in Japan, "Fallin' Flower," had been played over 50 million times as of December last year, and was ranked 1st in the Recording Industry Association of Japan's 2019 charts.
This resulted in SEVENTEEN receiving a Gold certification in the "Fallin' Petals" category.
Flower) and has a total of 14 songs with "gold" and "platinum" streaming certifications.
SEVENTEEN also had a great success in Japan last year. They attracted nearly 690,000 spectators, including the mega stadium concerts they held in Osaka and Yokohama last year.
Based on the results of their albums and concerts, "SEVENTEEN" was ranked first among foreign artists in the annual "Total Sales by Artist" ranking announced by Japan Oricon.
Meanwhile, SEVENTEEN has achieved their highest ranking on the charts with their "SEVENTEEN [RIGHT HERE] WORLD TOUR IN 2019".
They are meeting with global fans at the "Music Hall of Fame Asia" on the 8th and 9th at the Jakarta International Stadium.
From now until the 16th, we will be heading to Ratchamangala National Stadium in Bangkok.
By minmin 2025/02/10 11:17 KST
