Their mini album ‘Soya-gok’ sold 100,000 copies on the first day of release.
They are actively engaging with fans while continuing their promotional activities.
[TV Daily's Lee Gi-eun] SEVENTEEN members DK and Seungkwan have taken over the Japanese music market. According to the latest release from Oricon on January 23rd, the duo’s mini album ‘Soya-gok’ sold nearly 100,000 copies immediately after its release, topping the ‘Daily Album Ranking’. Their success in Japan was anticipated, as ‘Soya-gok’ also entered the top 10 of Oricon's ‘Weekly Digital Album Ranking’. Additionally, the title track ‘Blue’ has performed well in the Billboard Japan’s ‘Hot Shot Songs’ chart.
Remarkably, ‘Soya-gok’ achieved half a million sales on its release date, an impressive feat for a ballad album. The album is also gaining traction in China, reaching the top of QQ Music's daily chart. Meanwhile, DK and Seungkwan continue their activities post-music shows and showcased their stellar harmony in the recently released ‘Eslive2’ on Dingo Music's YouTube channel, while engaging actively with fans across various content platforms.
DK and Seungkwan's ‘Soya-gok’ demonstrates their exceptional musical talent, particularly within the ballad genre. The combination of emotionally resonant melodies and profound lyrics has clearly resonated with the audience. This success mirrors their ongoing musical development and commitment to engaging with their fanbase.
Their achievement in the Japanese market highlights the duo's growing international appeal and potential for future success. SEVENTEEN has continuously produced music that resonates with listeners, and this album showcases their ability to transcend regional boundaries. Their ballad tracks capture emotions authentically and engage listeners profoundly.
Moreover, their proactive communication with fans reinforces DK and Seungkwan’s public image and bolsters their fandom. Regular engagement through social media and YouTube illustrates their efforts to maintain a nurturing relationship with their fans, seeking to foster ongoing affection and support.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
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