Records are made to be broken, and N.Flying just broke one of their own. The band’s latest comeback has delivered the biggest first-week sales of their career, proving that steady, heartfelt music can keep growing an audience.
Still: The Record-Breaking Numbers
N.Flying returned on October 8 with their ninth mini album Still and its emotional title track of the same name. According to Hanteo Chart, the album sold 111,447 copies in its first week (October 8 to 14).
That tops the band’s previous best of 101,997, which was set by their full-length album Everlasting last year. In other words, Still beat the old record by roughly 9,450 copies.
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The Comparison at a Glance
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Album | Still (9th mini album) |
| Release Date | October 8, 2026 |
| Title Track | “Still” |
| First-Week Sales | 111,447 copies (Oct 8 to 14) |
| Previous Record | 101,997 (Everlasting, last year) |
| Increase | About 9,450 copies |
| Data Source | Hanteo Chart |
Why This Record Matters?
Beating your own previous best is a strong sign of growth. The old record came from Everlasting, a full-length album and the band’s first release after military service. Surpassing it with a mini album suggests the fanbase isn’t just staying loyal, it’s expanding.
First-week sales also reflect how motivated fans are at launch. For a band that has built its reputation on live performance and emotional songwriting, reaching a career high shows that the connection with listeners keeps deepening.
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A Quick Look at the Comeback
Still arrived with an emotional title track bearing the album’s name. The source doesn’t go into the album’s tracklist or concept, so for details, fans should check the band’s official channels. What we do know is that the numbers speak for themselves.
Band member Lee Seung Hyub is also in the spotlight as an actor. His drama Spring of Youth is available to stream on Viki, which is a nice bonus for fans who want more of him.
Conclusion
A new personal best, a heartfelt comeback and a growing fanbase: Still marks a high point in N.Flying’s career. Bookmark TechnoSports for more updates on the band’s next steps.
FAQs
Q1. How many copies did N.Flying’s “Still” sell in its first week?
It sold 111,447 copies from October 8 to 14, according to Hanteo Chart.
Q2. What was N.Flying’s previous first-week record?
The previous record was 101,997 copies, set by their full-length album Everlasting last year.
