The album's title tracks have significantly driven its popularity.
They are preparing for a comeback in April, generating much anticipation.
[TV Daily - Hana Choi] The boy group CORTIS has achieved a remarkable milestone, surpassing 400 million streams on Spotify with their debut album 'COLOR OUTSIDE THE LINES'. This impressive feat comes just five months after the album's release, showcasing its wide appeal among listeners.
The album reached 100 million streams within the first month of its release. It then consecutively achieved 200 million (November 27, 2025), 300 million (January 8, 2026), and now 400 million streams. Notably, hit tracks like 'GO!' and 'FaSHioN' have each garnered over 100 million streams, contributing significantly to the album's success.
The United States was the leading country for streams, reflecting CORTIS’ strong presence in the North American market. The group has recently made history as the first K-pop act to participate in the NBA All-Star weekend while also promoting their music through various activities. They are currently preparing for a comeback in April, further heightening interest in their future releases.
The album 'COLOR OUTSIDE THE LINES' by CORTIS exhibits their unique musical identity and diversity, earning significant support and affection from fans. Notably, the individual popularity of the title tracks has appreciably boosted the overall success of the album.
The ascribed attention on their engagement in the North American market is underscored by their historic participation in the NBA All-Star weekend. This event has provided a substantial opportunity for CORTIS to broaden their musical outreach and bring in new fans, aligning with the global K-pop phenomenon.
With mentions of their comeback plans, CORTIS seems poised to further solidify their position in the global music scene. Their continued engagement with fans and the anticipation surrounding their new album suggest they will accomplish even greater achievements in the future.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
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