Stray Kids’ “THIS & THAT” Achieves Their Biggest 3rd Week Yet In Top 10 Of Billboard 200

Stray Kids Stray Kids K-POP GROUP Stray Kids is an eight-member self-producing boy group known for intense performances, experimental sound, and powerful rap lines. has set a new personal record in the United States with their latest mini album “THIS & THAT”!

Two weeks ago, “THIS & THAT” debuted at No. 1 on Billboard’s Top 200 Albums chart, placing Stray Kids Stray Kids K-POP GROUP Stray Kids is an eight-member self-producing boy group known for intense performances, experimental sound, and powerful rap lines. in a tie with The Rolling Stones for the second most No. 1 albums of any group in history. The following week, “THIS & THAT” held steady on the chart at No. 3, making it Stray Kids Stray Kids K-POP GROUP Stray Kids is an eight-member self-producing boy group known for intense performances, experimental sound, and powerful rap lines. ’ first album ever to spend multiple weeks in the top 3.

On August 30 local time, Billboard revealed that “THIS & THAT” was now spending its third consecutive week on the Billboard 200 at No. 8, making it Stray Kids Stray Kids K-POP GROUP Stray Kids is an eight-member self-producing boy group known for intense performances, experimental sound, and powerful rap lines. ’ third album to chart in the top 10 for three weeks (after “KARMA” and “DO IT”).

Notably, “THIS & THAT” achieved the biggest third week of any Stray Kids Stray Kids K-POP GROUP Stray Kids is an eight-member self-producing boy group known for intense performances, experimental sound, and powerful rap lines. album on the Billboard 200. According to Luminate (formerly Nielsen Music), “THIS & THAT” earned a total of 48,000 equivalent album units in the United States during the week ending on August 27, marking a new career high for the group.

Congratulations to Stray Kids Stray Kids K-POP GROUP Stray Kids is an eight-member self-producing boy group known for intense performances, experimental sound, and powerful rap lines. !

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