With their third studio album, ‘Sticker,’ NCT 127 reaches global chart success

On the Hanteo Chart, NCT 127’s ‘Sticker’ not only broke the boy group’s first-day sales record, but it also broke the sixth-highest first-day sales among K-pop groups in history! On the Hanteo Chart, NCT 127’s ‘Sticker’ sold over 760,000 copies on its first day. A total of 760,902 copies were sold in a single day alone.

Latest Comeback Album “Sticker”

NCT 127’s new album ‘Sticker’ was officially launched on September 17 at 1 p.m. KST (9:30 a.m. IST), much to the delight of NCTzens! The album ‘Sticker’ contains 11 songs, including the title tune and the hit b-side song ‘Lemonade.’ According to SM Entertainment, NCT 127’s third full album, ‘Sticker,’ debuted at the top of Hanteo’s daily album list on September 18.

The NCT sub-first unit’s album, ‘Sticker,’ sells more than 300,000 copies on its first day of release. ‘Neo Zone: The Final Round,’ NCT 127’s previous first-day sales record on Hanteo, was only 207,920 copies.

This demonstrates that NCT 127’s most recent comeback album, ‘Sticker,’ has shattered the group’s previous record for most first-day sales on the Hanteo Chart. ‘Sticker,’ in addition to topping the Hanteo chart, also topped other album lists such as Synnara Records and Hot Tracks.

Furthermore, NCT 127 becomes the fourth K-pop artist in history to sell over 700,000 copies on Hanteo on the first day. BTS, SEVENTEEN, and EXO’s golden vocalist Baekhyun are the only other K-pop acts to sell over 700,000 copies in a single day.

Apart From Korea

Not only that, but ‘Sticker’ has been a huge hit in China and Japan. On September 18, at roughly 11:30 a.m. KST (8:30 a.m. IST), more than 40,000 digital copies of ‘Sticker’ were sold in China. As of today, ‘Sticker’ is also number one on China’s QQ Music Digital Album Chart, earning a “Platinum” certification for sales of more than one million yuan in albums. ‘Sticker’ debuted at number one on the Line Music Albums Top 100 Chart and Rakuten Music’s real-time rankings in Japan.

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