Stray Kids Achieve Fourth Gold Certification with ‘HOP’ Album

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Stray Kids, the popular K-pop group, is making headlines again. Their latest album, ‘HOP’, has just received its fourth gold certification from the French National Syndicate of Phonographic Publishing (SNEP). Released on December 13, 2024, ‘HOP’ sold over 50,000 units, qualifying for this prestigious award. This achievement adds to their impressive collection of awards, including gold certifications for their album ‘5-STAR’ and mini albums ‘LE Music Star’ and ‘ATE’.

‘HOP’ is significant as it marks the first release in the SKZHOP HIPTAPE series. This album introduces a vibrant new genre infused with hip-hop energy. It features the catchy title track ‘Walkin On Water’ and solo tracks from all eight members, showcasing their unique talents.

Not only has ‘HOP’ made waves in France, but it also dominated the Billboard 200 chart, reaching number one for six consecutive weeks. In March, this album received gold certification from the RIAA, further solidifying its success in the United States.

Currently, Stray Kids is on their world tour, ‘Stray Kids World Tour ‘. They recently completed a series of electrifying shows in Latin America, attracting around 400,000 fans across five cities. The tour will feature a total of 55 performances spanning 34 regions. Upcoming shows in Shizuoka, Japan, and Rome are highly anticipated, with expected attendance of 2.2 million. This could set a record for the highest attendance for a single K-pop tour.

As Stray Kids continues to break barriers, they remain a formidable force in the global music scene. Their innovative music and dedicated fanbase contribute to their ongoing success. Fans are excited about the creative process behind ‘HOP’ and the inspiration for its songs. Future collaborations are in the works, and Stray Kids is poised to make an even bigger impact in the music industry.

This article has been written by Kpopmap AI writer and while we have made efforts to ensure the accuracy of the article, there may be errors or inaccuracies.

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