Stray Kids Refuse to Slow Down: “THIS & THAT” Climbs Back Into Billboard 200 Top 15

More than a month after its release, Stray Kids’ latest album is proving it still has serious staying power. “THIS & THAT” has climbed back into the top 15 of the Billboard 200, marking its fifth consecutive week on America’s flagship albums chart.

THIS & THAT’s Chart Performance This Week

Stray Kids: From No. 1 Debut to a Long-Running Chart Presence

“THIS & THAT,” Stray Kids’ 10th mini album, made a massive splash by debuting at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 last month. Five weeks in, most albums start fading fast — but this one is doing the opposite, climbing back up rather than sliding down, which is a strong signal of sustained fan demand rather than a one-week opening rush.

The album’s continued reign at No. 1 on the World Albums chart shows it remains the most popular international release in the U.S. market week after week, while landing at No. 2 on Top Album Sales confirms it was the second best-selling album in the entire country that week.

Stray Kids’ Remarkable Artist 100 Streak

Beyond the album itself, Stray Kids’ presence on the Artist 100 chart continues to tell an equally impressive story. Holding steady at No. 21 marks their 147th overall week on that chart — a run that places them among the most consistently charting acts in K-pop history on the U.S. market.

Why This Comeback Keeps Winning

Longevity on the Billboard charts is one of the hardest things for any act to achieve, let alone maintain across nearly three years’ worth of combined chart weeks. Stray Kids’ ability to keep “THIS & THAT” relevant more than a month post-release suggests their global fanbase, STAY, isn’t just buying on release day — they’re sustaining momentum well beyond it.

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