Stray Kids DO IT Dominates Billboard World Albums Chart for 7th Week
Stray Kids' album 'DO IT' hits No. 1 on the Billboard World Albums chart for Jan 17, 2026. Explore how BTS, CORTIS, and NewJeans are sweeping the charts.
K-Pop dominance shows no signs of slowing down as we enter 2026. Stray Kids hasn't just held the line; they've fortified it, securing the top spot once again on the global stage.
Stray Kids DO IT Billboard World Albums Chart Performance
According to Billboard for the week ending January 17, 2026, Stray Kids continued their impressive reign. Their latest album, DO IT, successfully defended its No. 1 position on the World Albums chart. Simultaneously, the album maintained its presence on the Billboard 200 at No. 155, marking its 7th consecutive week on the chart.
The K-Pop Sweep: From BTS to NewJeans
It wasn't just a win for Stray Kids. The entire World Albums chart was a sea of K-Pop talent. Industry legends BTS and rising stars like CORTIS joined the top spots, demonstrating the genre's massive global reach.
- No. 1: Stray Kids (DO IT)
- Billboard 200 Status: No. 155 (7 weeks running)
- Top Ranking Artists: BTS, CORTIS, ENHYPEN, NewJeans
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