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Seventeen’s ‘FML’ sells 6.2 mln copies, most in K-pop history
July 5, 2023
Boy group Seventeen’s 10th EP, “FML,” has sold 6.2 million copies, making it the biggest-selling K-pop album of all time, the group’s agency said Wednesday.
This also marks the first time that a K-pop album has surpassed 6 million copies in sales.
Released April 24, ”FML” set a new record for first-week sales by a K-pop album, as it sold 4.55 million copies in its debut week based on data from Hanteo Chart, a leading local tracker of album sales.
The song also debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard 200 albums chart, the group’s highest ranking ever on the U.S. chart.
The 13-piece group will hold two concerts titled “Follow” at Gocheok Sky Dome in Seoul on July 21-22.