EXO‘s highly anticipated album “EXIST” breaks records with remarkable first-week sales, placing them among the top male artists in Hanteo history. Discover the chart-topping success and global recognition of EXO’s latest release.
EXO, one of the most beloved K-pop groups, has made a triumphant return with their highly anticipated group comeback album, “EXIST.” The album’s release on July 10 marked a significant milestone in EXO’s career, and it quickly gained immense popularity among fans worldwide.
Within the first day of sales alone, “EXIST” surpassed the 1 million copies mark, breaking EXO’s previous first-week sales record of 902,210 copies set by their 2021 special album, “DON’T FIGHT THE FEELING.” The overwhelming support from fans propelled “EXIST” to achieve remarkable success.
According to Hanteo Chart, “EXIST” achieved an outstanding sales figure of 1,562,649 copies during its first week of release (July 10 to 16). This exceptional achievement solidifies EXO’s position as one of the top male artists in Hanteo history, securing the seventh-highest first-week sales record. They follow in the footsteps of Stray Kids, SEVENTEEN, BTS, TXT, ZEROBASEONE, and NCT DREAM.
Not only did EXO dominate the Hanteo Chart, but they also made their presence known on Billboard’s Hot Trending Songs chart. Their tracks from “EXIST” claimed the top four spots and secured seven positions within the top 20 songs of the week. Furthermore, both the album and its title track, “Cream Soda,” soared to the top of iTunes charts worldwide immediately upon their release, showcasing EXO’s global recognition and impact.
EXO’s phenomenal comeback and unprecedented sales with “EXIST” reaffirm their status as one of the leading forces in the K-pop industry. The album’s success is a testament to their talent, dedication, and unwavering support from their passionate fanbase.
As fans continue to celebrate this momentous achievement, “EXIST” serves as a remarkable testament to EXO’s musical prowess and the everlasting impact they have on the industry.