Stray Kids Dominate Billboard 200 for Third Consecutive Week
The 4th-gen leaders prove their staying power with their latest full album.
Stray Kids have done it again. For the third consecutive week, their latest full album "MIROH: REBORN" sits at the top of the Billboard 200 — making them only the second K-Pop act in history to achieve a three-week run at the summit, joining BTS in that exclusive club.
The Numbers Don't Lie
In its third week, "MIROH: REBORN" moved 187,000 album-equivalent units — a figure that would be remarkable for any artist, but is particularly stunning given that it represents only a 12% drop from the album's debut week. Industry analysts point to the album's diverse sonic palette as a key factor in its sustained commercial performance.
- 3 consecutive weeks at #1 on Billboard 200
- 187,000 album-equivalent units in week 3
- Title track "MIROH II" spent 4 weeks at #1 on Hot 100
- Album certified Platinum in US, UK, and Australia
- Fastest K-Pop act to reach 10 million Spotify monthly listeners
“Stray Kids aren't just a K-Pop act anymore. They're one of the biggest bands in the world, full stop.”
The 4th Gen Takeover Is Complete
What makes Stray Kids' achievement particularly significant is the context: they've reached this milestone without the benefit of a full group military hiatus (which has temporarily sidelined BTS) and in a market that is more competitive than ever. Their success is a testament to years of consistent output, a fiercely loyal STAY fanbase, and a musical identity that is unmistakably their own.
JYP Entertainment's stock rose 8% on the day of the announcement, and analysts are projecting that the group's upcoming world tour — expected to be announced in the coming weeks — will be the highest-grossing K-Pop tour of 2026.