LE SSERAFIM (Kim Chaewon, Sakura, Huh Yunjin, Kazuha, and Hong Eunchae) are continuing their global domination with their latest title track “CRAZY,” taking over international music charts and showing no signs of slowing down.
The group’s 4th mini-album title track “CRAZY” has been a chart staple, staying in Spotify’s ‘Weekly Top Songs Global’ chart for three consecutive weeks. For the period of September 13–19, the track secured the No. 100 spot, maintaining its position among the Top 100 globally.
Fans worldwide have been showing love for “CRAZY,” with the song hitting the ‘Weekly Top Songs’ charts in 13 different countries.
The song has charted high in Taiwan (No. 9), Singapore (No. 10), Japan (No. 19), and Hong Kong (No. 20), solidifying its international appeal.
The track’s streaming numbers have skyrocketed since its release, racking up over 40 million streams on Spotify in just 20 days. With this momentum, it’s expected to join the coveted 100-million-stream club soon.
But the success doesn’t stop there. LE SSERAFIM has also hit new career milestones in the U.S. The group’s smash hit “CRAZY” has charted on the Billboard Hot 100, marking its second consecutive week on the chart. After debuting at No. 76 on last week’s chart (September 14), “CRAZY” is holding strong at No. 88 for the week of September 21.
LE SSERAFIM is the only K-pop girl group in 2024 to achieve two straight weeks on the Hot 100.
The group’s success extends to the Billboard album charts as well. Their 4th mini-album “CRAZY” debuted at No. 7 on the Billboard 200 (September 14), and it’s still holding strong, ranking at No. 54 on the most recent chart. In the previous week, “CRAZY” recorded their highest-ever U.S. sales with 38,000 album units sold and 9,000 SEA units (sales-equivalent streams), making it the best-selling album during the chart period.
LE SSERAFIM is also making history, becoming the first 4th-generation K-pop girl group to land three consecutive albums in the Billboard 200’s Top 10. Their relentless climb up the charts is setting a new standard for the global reach of K-pop.
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