Stray Kids continues to make their mark in the European market when the mini album "THIS & THAT" received the Gold certification from the French Recording Association (SNEP). This is the group's sixth product to achieve this certification in France.
Released on August 7, "THIS & THAT" has surpassed 50,000 units of consumption, meeting the conditions to receive the Gold certification of the French Recording Association (SNEP). This achievement continues to show the appeal of Stray Kids in the European market.
Before "THIS & THAT", Stray Kids had 5 products that had been awarded Gold certification in France, including the album "'Five Star (5-STAR)", mini albums "Rockstar", "8eight (ATE)", the Skiz-hip tape "Hop" and the album "KARMA".
The achievement in France continues the remarkable result of "THIS & THAT" in the international market. The album topped the Billboard 200 in its first week of release, becoming Stray Kids's 9th consecutive product to reach number 1 on this chart.
After debuting at the highest position, "THIS & THAT" continued to be in the top 10 Billboard 200 for 3 consecutive weeks. The album ranked 1st, 3rd and 8th respectively in the following weeks.
After debuting at the highest position, "THIS & THAT" continued to be in the top 10 Billboard 200 for 3 consecutive weeks. The album ranked at number 1, number 3 and number 8 respectively in the weeks.
In France, Stray Kids also organized large-scale programs. In July last year, the group had 2 performance nights at the Stade de France stadium, attracting about 120,000 spectators. This is one of the K-pop programs with the largest audience ever held in France.
Debuting in 2018, Stray Kids is known for its musical orientation directed by members directly involved in composing and producing. Bang Chan, Changbin and Han, belonging to the 3RACHA production group, played an important role in the process of making many of the group's songs.
At the end of August, the group kicked off the international performance of the world tour "RUN IT" with 2 concert nights at the Japanese National Stadium on August 29 and 30. The two nights attracted about 140,000 spectators.
In September, Stray Kids continues their schedule in Latin America. On September 11, the group will perform at the Rock in Rio music festival in Brazil as the main artist. The group also plans to implement the "STRAYCITY" project at 3 locations in the region.
From album sales to performance activities, Stray Kids is maintaining a dense international schedule. The sixth Gold certification in France continues to add to the group's list of achievements in foreign markets.
