Stray Kids are proving their worldwide popularity once again. The group released their new album DO IT on November 21, featuring double title tracks "Fresh Game" and "DO IT," and the records are soaring across global charts.
The album topped iTunes charts in 37 regions overseas and claimed No.1 on both the Worldwide and European iTunes Album Charts (as of November 21).
The new title track "DO IT" also debuted at No.1 on the Worldwide and European iTunes Song Charts, hitting the top spot in 20 regions around the world.
With this, Stray Kids swept No.1 across all Worldwide and European iTunes album and song categories simultaneously — a testament to the album's strong quality, praised by global listeners.
The group also set new career highs on Spotify. They became the first K-pop act ever to rank No.1 for three consecutive weeks on the Global Top 10 Countdown chart.
This chart measures weekly rankings based on user "pre-save" counts — how many listeners save a song or album before release — making Stray Kids' achievement a marker of exceptionally high global anticipation.
Stray Kids surpassed 1 million pre-saves on the Spotify Countdown, another first for a K-pop album. This further highlights the intense interest from worldwide fans.
On the Spotify Daily Top Songs Global chart, "DO IT" reached No.11, their highest ranking to date, recording over 3.33 million streams. In the U.S., the song landed at No.13, a sharp rise from their previous best of No.49.
"Fresh Game" followed with Global No.23 and U.S. No.49.
The album became a million seller within a day, selling 1.49 million copies and topping both the Weekly Physical Album Chart and the Circle Chart Weekly Retail Album Chart.
The "DO IT" music video hit No.1 on YouTube's Worldwide Music Video Trending list at around 4 p.m. on the 21st and remains at the top as of the morning of the 24th. The video, featuring the members transformed into modern-day "immortals," has surpassed 31 million views as of noon on the 24th.
Stray Kids will also release the "DO IT" Remixes today at 2 p.m., featuring a total of six tracks including the original version, "Overdrive," "Turbo," "Sped Up," "Slowed Down," and an instrumental version. A new music video for "DO IT" will be unveiled as well.
