The group The Boyz has achieved another record.
Their agency, One Hundred, announced on the 24th that the first-week sales of The Boyz's 3rd album 'Unexpected' have surpassed 740,000 copies. Since its release on the 17th, the total sales over the week reached 743,255 copies.
This marks a career high for The Boyz, breaking their previous record for first-week sales of 600,000 copies set by their 2nd album 'Part 2. Six Sense'.
At the same time, The Boyz has also become a quadruple half-million seller, surpassing 500,000 copies for the fourth time, following their mini album 'Thrill-ing', 2nd album 'Part 2. Six Sense', and mini album 'Fuse'.
Additionally, the music video for the title track 'VVV' has surpassed 25 million views just six days after its release, and it has topped major domestic music charts such as Bugs Music, receiving a hot response.
The Boyz's 3rd album 'Unexpected', released on the 17th, captures their unpredictable charm as the title suggests. The members participated in the overall production of the album, including writing lyrics, composing, and designing the logo, adding authenticity, and it features a variety of genres showcasing a broad musical spectrum.
Since their debut in 2017, The Boyz has garnered love from numerous K-pop fans by releasing albums that solidify their group identity. With this new release signaling the second act of their activities, the record of being a quadruple half-million seller proves The Boyz's global influence, and it is highly anticipated what records they will break next to achieve another career high.
The Boyz will continue their activities with the title track 'VVV' from their 3rd album.
[Ji Seung-hoon, Star Today Reporter]
