Stray Kids Billboard World Albums Chart 2026: 'DO IT' and 'KARMA' Sweep Top Spots
Stray Kids Billboard World Albums Chart 2026: 'DO IT' and 'KARMA' take No. 1 and No. 2. See how ENHYPEN, ILLIT, and BTS performed in the latest Billboard rankings.
Two albums, one group, and total dominance. Stray Kids just locked down the No. 1 and No. 2 spots on the Billboard World Albums chart simultaneously, proving that their only real competition is themselves.
Stray Kids Billboard World Albums Chart 2026 Performance
According to Billboard for the week ending January 3, 2026, the powerhouse group's albums "DO IT" and "KARMA" maintained their positions at the summit. Notably, "DO IT" has now spent five consecutive weeks within the top 30, signaling significant longevity in the global market. Their success highlights a loyal fanbase that continues to drive both physical sales and digital consumption.
A Sweep by K-pop’s Finest
The chart wasn't just a win for Stray Kids; it featured a broad spectrum of Korean talent. Groups like ENHYPEN, CORTIS, ILLIT, and BOYNEXTDOOR secured high-ranking positions. Veterans and rising stars alike, including TXT, BTS, and ZEROBASEONE, remain staples on the global stage, showcasing the genre's enduring multi-generational appeal.
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