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NCT 127 tops Oricon daily albums chart with new Japanese EP – The Korea Times
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NCT 127 tops Oricon daily albums chart with new Japanese EP
Posted : 2021-02-18 13:18
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NCT 127, a sub-unit of the popular K-pop boy band NCT, topped the Japanese Oricon daily music chart Thursday with its latest EP released in Japan. Loveholic, the group s first new Japanese album in two years, ranked No. 1 on the daily albums chart just a day after its release on Wednesday, with more than 97,000 unit sales in the country.
It marks the second album by the K-pop act to reach top spot on the Oricon s daily chart, following Chain, its debut in Japan.
The six-track album features five Japanese-language songs themed on love, including the main track gimme gimme, and one Korean song, Kick It. Kick It was the lead single of NCT 127 s recent Korean album, titled Neo Zone, which debuted at fifth on the Billboard s main albums chart in March of last year.
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Dec 22, 2020
As a K-pop fan, how much are you willing to spend on your idols? See what the studies say!
According to studies, each K-pop fan can spends up to an average of $1,422 (about 1.57 million KRW) for their favorite K-pop idols. In particular, an overseas market research company,
iPrice, analyzed and released the ranking of the world s most expensive expenditure of a K-pop fan in November.
As a result, BTS fandom called ARMY topped the list. TWICE s fan club ONCEs then ranked second and BLACKPINK s fanbase BLINKs claimed the third spot.
Top Spender K-Pop Fandoms
Among K-pop fans around the world, ARMY, the fandom of the global group BTS is revealed to be the fandom that spends the most money. According to studies, ARMYs spend an average of $545 (about 600,000 won) per person for BTS goods, $541 (about 590,000 won) for concert tickets, and $336 (about 370,000 won) for BTS albums.