SEVENTEEN has once again proven its powerful presence in Japan, adding another Gold streaming certification.

On December 23, the Recording Industry Association of Japan released its latest streaming certifications, awarding SEVENTEEN Gold status for "Ima—Asu Sekai ga Owatte mo—" (今—明日 世界が終わっても—).

The association grants monthly streaming certifications based on cumulative plays: Gold for 50 million streams, Platinum for 100 million, and Diamond for 500 million.

"Ima—Asu Sekai ga Owatte mo—" stands out with its delicate guitar lines and lyrical melody. Member Woozi participated in composition alongside producers Bumzu and Hwang Hyun, highlighting SEVENTEEN's strong musical identity.

With this achievement, SEVENTEEN now holds a total of 18 streaming certifications in Japan. Previously, "Very Nice" and the title track "Super" from their 10th mini album FML earned Platinum status.

Additional Gold-certified tracks include "Fallin' Flower," "Flower," "Mansae," "Ready to Love," "CLAP," "Darl+ing," "HOT," "HIT," "Rock with You," "Left & Right," "Pretty U," "Don't Wanna Cry," and "Fighting."

The group also demonstrated formidable album power by placing multiple releases, including their 5th full-length album, on the Oricon Annual Ranking 2025 (tracking period: December 23, 2024 to December 15, 2025).

Meanwhile, SEVENTEEN's new song "Tiny Light" has been selected as the ending theme for Part 2 of Netflix Japan's anime series Beastars Final Season. Woozi took part in writing, composing, and arranging the track, further underscoring the group's creative depth.