BTS So...Cortis Backs U.S. Billboard Charts From New Year

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The boy group CORTIS has backtracked on the U.S. Billboard chart since the new year.

According to the latest chart released by the U.S. music media Billboard on the 6th (January 10), Cortis' debut album "COLOR OUTSIDE THE LINES" ranked eighth in the "World Album" and ranked 17 consecutive weeks. In the "Top Current Album Sales," which compiles real album sales in the U.S., it settled at 45th, up four notches from last week.

Cortis' background can also be found on domestic charts. Their debut album topped Hanteo Chart's daily record chart (January 5-6) for two consecutive days in the fifth month of its release. Sales have continued to increase since it topped the music chart last week (counting period: December 22-28, 2025). They have built a large fandom with their co-created music, choreography, video, and unrivaled stage control, and have been recognized as the "2025 Best Newcomers," and are leading the influx of new "COERs" (fandom names) in the new year.

The music power is amazing, too. On Spotify, a global audio and music streaming platform, the team's monthly listener (the number of listeners in the last 28 days) exceeded 8.22 million on the 5th, the highest number since its debut. It is the overwhelming number one among rookies who debuted during the same period. On the 2nd, the debut album intro song "GO!" exceeded 100 million streams. This is the shortest time to 100 million K-pop boy group songs released last year.

Cortis has achieved remarkable results in the U.S. market with his debut activities and is receiving local love calls. They will be the first K-pop singer to perform a headliner at the NBA crossover concert series in the United States on February 12 (local time).

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