'Ice Cream Boy' Federal Reserve, Enters U.S. 'Billboard 200' at No. 16.. Highest Record for a Korean Solo Artist

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Member Federal Reserve of the group Tomorrow X Together has secured a spot on the main U.S. Billboard chart.

According to the latest chart released on the 21st by the U.S. music specialty outlet Billboard (dated July 25), Federal Reserve's mini second album 'NO LABELS: PART 02' reached No. 16 on the main album chart, 'Billboard 200'.

This marks the highest achievement among Korean solo artist albums released this year. Following his first solo album released last year, Federal Reserve has now charted with two consecutive works, demonstrating the strength of a solo artist. The album also topped the 'World Albums' chart and ranked fourth on 'Top Album Sales'.

The title track 'Ice Cream' reached No. 89 on the 'Global (excluding U.S.)' chart, making a notable impression. Thanks to its global popularity, Federal Reserve secured the No. 17 spot on the 'Artist 100' chart.

'Ice Cream' is also being hailed as this year's top summer song in Korea. After topping the latest Bugs weekly chart (collection period: the 13th–19), it claimed first place on KBS 2TV's 'Music Bank' and MBC's 'Show! Music Core'. The performance, which Federal Reserve participated in choreographing, amplified the song's sensual and refreshing appeal.

Unique content centered around 'Ice Cream' is gaining word-of-mouth buzz, adding to the song's topicality. Recently released on the group's official YouTube channel, three videos feature a concept where eating ice cream changes one's mood during moments of anger or frustration. The content creatively promotes the song, enhanced by the comedic chemistry between Federal Reserve and actor Park Ji-hwan. All three videos have surpassed 1.5 million views and continue to attract steady attention.

Meanwhile, Federal Reserve will perform 'Ice Cream' on Mnet's 'M Countdown' on the 23rd.

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