TXT has broken their personal record of highest pre-orders with their second studio album "The Chaos Chapter: Freeze" in a short period!
TXT Sets New Record of Highest Album Pre-Orders with "The Chaos Chapter: Freeze"
On May 7, the group's album distributor YG PLUS announced that the stock pre-orders for TOMORROW X TOGETHER's second studio album has exceeded 520,000 as of May 5. This is the total number of pre-orders from Korea and overseas accumulated for only six days starting from April 30.
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In the case of the boy group's third mini-album "minisode1: Blue Hour," which was released in October last year, the pre-order amount was more than 300,000 copies in two weeks, but this time, TXT has become a "half-million" seller in less than a week with "The Chaos Chapter: Freeze."
TOMORROW X TOGETHER has now set a new personal record of highest pre-orders, showing off their potential of becoming one of the best idol groups of this generation. Other than that, TXT now holds the highest stock pre-orders for an album by a fourth-generation group.
The amount of pre-orders is the number of album stock being produced ahead of the official release of the album. The figure is the estimated orders computed using different aspects, including how many albums were pre-ordered by fans.
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TXT is scheduled to make their comeback on May 31 at 6 p.m. KST with the release of their second full-length album "The Chaos Chapter: Freeze."
TXT's Recent Achievements
Meanwhile, TXT attained new achievements in the past few months. The quintet made their debut in Japan in January with a studio album titled "Still Dreaming," featuring their original Japanese track "Force" that was used as the opening theme for the second season of the Japanese anime series "World Trigger."
"Still Dreaming" entered the Billboard 200, making TOMORROW X TOGETHER the second K-pop band to land a Japanese album on the American music chart, following their senior group BTS. The album debuted at No. 173 on the Billboard chart, which ranks the most famous albums in the United States across all languages and genres based on multi-metric consumption.
In addition, TXT's Japanese debut album ranked first on the weekly Oricon Albums Chart after selling 86,892 estimated sales in the first seven days. This is the third time that the boy group topped the Oricon weekly chart, after doing so with "The Dream Chapter: ETERNITY" and "minisode1: Blue Hour." Their first-week sales for their latest album are also their highest on Oricon so far.
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TXT's "Still Dreaming" entered at No. 1 on Oricon's daily album chart dated Jan. 19. The debut album went on to top the tally for seven days in a row. It eventually received a gold certification from the Recording Industry Association of Japan for reaching 200,000 copies sold.
Furthermore, TOMORROW X TOGETHER has also received a Double Platinum certification from the Korean Music Content Association for their third extended play "minosde1: Blue Hour." This means the EP has already sold a total of 500,000 copies.
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Written by Mhaliya Scott
