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EXO Leads Billboard’s World Albums Chart For Two Consecutive Weeks

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Congratulations, EXO!

EXO leads Billboard’s World Albums Chart for the week ending November 24, marking the boy group’s second consecutive week on top of the chart.

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Don’t Mess Up My Tempo, which was released on November 2, also entered the Top Album Sales chart at number six.

Despite moving down several positions on some charts, the fifth full album of the phenomenal boy group continues its stay on Billboard charts such as Independent Albums at number six and Billboard 200 at number 162.

(Top Album Sales chart for the week ending November 24)

(Independent Albums chart for the week ending November 24)

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(Billboard 200 chart for the week ending November 24)

EXO also maintained its position on Social 50, spending another week at the second spot of the chart. After recording its highest peak position on Billboard’s Artist 100, the boy group dropped to the 27th place for its 24th week on the chart.

Read: EXO Sets New Personal Bests On Billboard Charts With “Don’t Mess Up My Tempo”

(Social 50 chart for the week ending November 24)

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(Artist 100 chart for the week ending November 24)

Additionally, Lay’s solo album NAMANANA, which came out on October 19, still placed on Independent Albums chart, Top Album Sales chart, and World Albums chart. It placed 30th, 53rd, and 5th for the week ending November 24, respectively.

The singer-songwriter also ranked 18th on Social 50.

Read: EXO’s Lay Proves He’s Unstoppable As “NAMANANA” Tops Charts

 

(Independent Albums chart for the week ending November 24)

Lay

(Top Album Sales chart for the week ending November 24)

(World Albums chart for the week ending November 24)

Lay

(Social 50 chart for the week ending November 24)

New Milestones with Don’t Mess Up My Tempo

Despite minimal promotions, Don’t Mess Up My Tempo became another record-breaking album for EXO. The fifth full album, which is led by “Tempo”, earned the boy group the “quintuple million seller” title, having sold more than one million copies of five of its albums.

With the release of Don’t Mess Up My Tempo, EXO became the first K-Pop group in 18 years to exceed 10 million in album sales.