I'LL-IT is making waves in Japan with their latest mini-album 'BOMB'.
On June 26, Oricon released its latest chart rankings (dated June 30), with I'LL-IT's 3rd mini album 'BOMB' landing at No.2 on both the Weekly Combined Albums Chart and the Weekly Albums Chart.
🔥 Japanese Fans Can't Get Enough
The Oricon Combined Album Ranking includes CD sales, digital downloads, and streaming counts, making I'LL-IT's high placement a strong indicator of their rising popularity in Japan.
They also made an impact on Billboard Japan:
- No.2 on Top Album Sales (June 25)
- No.3 on Hot Albums Chart
🎧 'Do the Dance' Becomes a Hot Shot
Their title track 'Do the Dance'—known in Korean as 'Borrowed Cat'—ranked No.3 on Billboard Japan's Hot Shot Songs chart. Japanese listeners were hooked by the addictive melody and quirky, fun lyrics.
📈 Global Chart-Toppers
The group's new release also dominated Korea's charts—No.1 on both Hanteo and Circle Chart Weekly Album rankings (Week 3 of June). Their first-week sales surpassed 400,000 copies.
'Do the Dance' entered Melon's Top 100 right after release and has maintained the No.1 spot on Apple Music Korea's Today's Top 100 for six consecutive days (June 18–23).
📺 Coming Up: Music Show Performances
I'LL-IT will continue their comeback stages this week with performances on:
- KBS2 'Music Bank' (June 27)
- MBC 'Show! Music Core' (June 28)
- SBS 'Inkigayo' (June 29)
Get ready to see 'Do the Dance' take over the stage!
