Stray Kids Success surged as the group sold over 2 million copies of their mixtape “Do It” in just one week. The K-pop boy band, managed by JYP Entertainment, achieved this milestone following the set’s release on November 21, marking a major commercial triumph.
The mixtape sold nearly 1.5 million copies on release day alone. It then climbed to the top of iTunes Top Albums Chart in 37 regions worldwide. The success demonstrates the group’s growing international influence and fanbase.
Among the two main tracks, “Do It” reached number one on iTunes Top Songs in 20 regions. The song also debuted at number 11 on Spotify’s Daily Top Songs Global chart, marking a personal best. Meanwhile, the second focus track, “Divine,” peaked at number 23.
Earlier this week, Stray Kids Success was reinforced by six certifications from the Recording Industry Association of America. The group earned its first platinum for the single “God’s Menu” and a gold for their fourth studio album, “Karma.” These achievements highlight the band’s expanding global presence.
JYP Entertainment credited the mixtape’s success to the band’s creativity, active fan engagement, and carefully timed release. Fans, known as STAYs, drove record-breaking sales with both digital and physical purchases.
Industry experts noted that Stray Kids Success reflects the global rise of K-pop. Their achievements show that South Korean artists can dominate streaming platforms and international charts while maintaining strong domestic support.
Looking forward, Stray Kids plans to promote “Do It” through performances, fan events, and international appearances. Analysts expect the mixtape to continue topping global charts and generating strong sales in coming weeks.
Stray Kids Success not only celebrates commercial achievements but also strengthens the group’s position as a leading K-pop act. Their growing influence is likely to leave lasting effects on global music markets.
