Stray Kids set a new record as ‘KARMA’ becomes their longest-charting Top 100 album on the Billboard 200 with 13 consecutive weeks

Stray Kids are extending their global dominance once again as ‘KARMA’ achieves another historic milestone on the Billboard 200.

This week, ‘KARMA’ records its 13th consecutive week inside the Top 100, currently charting at #45. This officially makes it Stray Kids’ longest-charting Top 100 album ever, breaking the group’s previous record of 12 weeks set by 5-STAR.

Even more impressively, ‘KARMA’ is now the first album by any 4th-generation boy group to spend 13 straight weeks in the Top 100 on the Billboard 200, setting a new benchmark for its generation.

Here’s how Stray Kids’ Top 100-charting albums stack up:

• #1 — KARMA: 13 weeks*

• #2 — 5-STAR: 12 weeks

• #3 — ROCK-STAR: 10 weeks

• #3 — ATE: 10 weeks

• #5 — HOP: 6 weeks

• #6 — ODDINARY: 3 weeks

• #6 — MAXIDENT: 3 weeks

*(Still charting)

With “KARMA” holding strong and making 4th-gen history, Stray Kids continue to prove their status as one of the most impactful and consistently successful K-pop groups in the U.S. market.

Fans are now watching closely to see how far this record-breaking run will go as “KARMA” shows no signs of slowing down.

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