Stray Kids This That Billboard 200 No. 1: Tying The Rolling Stones and Dropping Their Biggest U.S. Week Yet

Let’s be honest, STAYs — some days Stray Kids is so consistent it almost feels unfair to every other fandom. But this one? This one is historic. Stray Kids just debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 with This That, earning their biggest U.S. week yet and tying a legendary record long held by The Rolling Stones.

It’s one thing to chart high. It’s another thing to tie a record attached to one of the most iconic rock bands in history. That’s exactly why this moment feels different.

Stray Kids “This That” Billboard 200 Milestone

Why This Milestone Feels Different

Anyone can debut high once. Stacking No. 1s across multiple eras is another level. Stray Kids have turned Billboard 200 dominance into a habit, but tying a record held by The Rolling Stones makes this particular win feel monumental. This isn’t just about K-pop anymore — it’s about global music history.

The “biggest U.S. week” part matters just as much. It means more listeners, more buyers, and more fans coming in — not just loyal STAYs holding the line. The fandom is growing, and the numbers finally show it.

The Momentum Behind “This That”

From music show wins to this Billboard 200 debut, This That has become an era, not just a song. Watching Stray Kids celebrate each trophy with such genuine excitement never gets old. If you’ve followed them since the early survival-show days, this one’s for you.

For more on Stray Kids’ record-breaking run, check our Stray Kids best title tracks ranked and our list of the top K-pop boy group comebacks of 2026.

Official Sources:

• Soompi — Stray Kids Ties The Rolling Stones Record on Billboard 200
• Stray Kids on Wikipedia

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