BOYNEXTDOOR has reached the top of Japan’s Oricon chart with its latest album while also posting strong results across several international music charts.
According to Oricon’s latest ranking dated October 2, BOYNEXTDOOR’s first full-length repackaged album HOME: DELUXE debuted at No. 1 on the Daily Album Ranking on its first day of release in Japan.
The achievement continues the group’s consistent performance in the Japanese market. BOYNEXTDOOR’s previous Korean mini albums, first full-length album, and Japanese singles have also reached high positions on Oricon.
HOME: DELUXE contains 14 tracks, including nine songs from the group’s original full-length album along with new songs ANIMAL and CLICHE. The album also includes Korean versions of Count To Love and Boom Boom Boom, as well as the group’s first fan song, 400 Years.
Outside Japan, the album has also entered Apple Music’s popular album charts in 14 countries and regions, including South Korea, China, Singapore, and Japan. It ranked No. 2 on South Korea’s Apple Music Popular Albums chart.
As of October 4 at 8 AM KST, HOME: DELUXE had also entered the iTunes Top Albums chart in six countries and regions.
The title track ANIMAL is seeing chart activity as well. The song ranked No. 22 on YouTube Korea’s trending music chart, No. 24 on LINE MUSIC Japan’s Daily Song Top 100, and No. 17 on its New Song Top 100.
With a No. 1 debut on Oricon and chart entries across multiple markets, BOYNEXTDOOR is continuing to expand its international presence with HOME: DELUXE.
