SEVENTEEN S.COUPS X MINGYU's mini 1st album, and daily Oricon's "Daily Album Ranking" won 1st place

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Group SEVENTEEN's S.Coups X Mingyu's first mini album has regained the top of Japan's Oricon chart in about five months after its release.

According to Oricon on the 3rd, S.Coups X Mingyu's first mini album "HYPE VIBES" topped the "Daily Album Rankings" (March 2). The fever of "CxM [DOUBLE UP] LIVE PARTY" held in two Japanese cities last month seems to have led to a rise in the ranking.

HYPE VIBES, which was released on September 29 last year, has steadily gained popularity at home and abroad and is on the verge of exceeding 1 million cumulative sales. At the time of its release, the album broke the highest initial sales (the album sales for a week immediately after its release) of the K-pop unit album, and also achieved the highest ranking in the K-pop unit on the Billboard main album chart "Billboard 200".

Japan's popularity was also hot. The album recorded more than 100,000 shipments in just one day of its release, receiving gold disc "Gold" certification from the Japan Records Association, and topped major charts such as Oricon's "Weekly Album Ranking" and "Weekly Sum Album Ranking." "CxM [DOUBLE UP] LIVE PARTY," which was held four times in Aichi and Chiba, was also sold out in the previous episode, proving S.Coups X Mingyu's strong ticket power. The performance will be held at Kaohsiung Arena from April 24 to 26.

Seventeen's new song "Tiny Light," which was released on the 27th of last month, is also receiving good responses. Immediately after its release, the song went straight to No. 1 on the real-time chart of AWA Music in Japan, "THE HOT 100," and entered the Oricon "Daily Digital Single Ranking" (February 27). The song will also be inserted as the ending theme song of the animation "Vistaz FINAL SEASON" Part 2, which will be released exclusively worldwide through Netflix next month.

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