Stray Kids Tease Fourth Japanese Mini Album 'SUIATSU'
bold new concept photos just dropped and STAY are already decoding every pixel.
Stray Kids coming for the Japanese market again and the teasers are already feral.
the group unveiled bold new concept photos for their fourth Japanese mini album, 'SUIATSU,' kicking off the visual rollout for a release that STAY are, predictably, dissecting frame by frame. SKZ's Japanese releases hit just as hard as their Korean ones, so expectations are sky-high.
between THIS & THAT dominating earlier this year and a fresh Japanese era now loading, Stray Kids genuinely do not take breaks. the concept-photo energy alone suggests another big, loud, unmistakably-SKZ moment is incoming.
STAY, warm up the theories. 'SUIATSU' is on the way. ⚡
Reported by allkpop. This article is Aegyo Arena's own write-up of that reporting.
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three weeks in and the album is sitting at no. 8 — a new personal best for skz's staying power. the chart is theirs now, apparently.
not STAY having to renew the group's lease on the billboard 200 top 10.
on august 30 local time, billboard revealed that Stray Kids' latest mini album "THIS & THAT" is spending its THIRD straight week in the top 10, holding at No. 8. that makes it their third album to camp out in the top 10 for three whole weeks — a new record for their US longevity.
and remember: this thing DEBUTED at No. 1 two weeks ago, tying Stray Kids with the Rolling Stones for one of the most No. 1 albums of any group in history. like… of ALL history. the rolling stones. i need to lie down.
debut No. 1 was the flex. still being in the top 10 three weeks later is the receipts. we are so back and honestly we never left. ⚡
Reported by Soompi. This article is Aegyo Arena's own write-up of that reporting.
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