K-Pop Acts Dominate Billboard’s World Album Charts For Second Week Of November

Congratulations to all K-Pop acts who made it on the chart!

Billboard’s World Albums Chart saw the domination of K-Pop releases for the week ending on November 10.

EXO’s Lay ruled the chart once again this week, with his third solo album and US debut album NAMANANA. The album marked his fourth entry and his first number one on the chart.

Following Lay’s NAMANANA, BTS’ Love Yourself series took the second to fourth spots, with Love Yourself: Answer leading the pack.

Love Yourself: Tear came at number three, while Love Yourself: Her was placed fourth. All the albums moved up from their positions last week.

BTS’ leader RM’s mixtape, titled mono, spends it second week on the chart, dropping from number two to number five this week.

Lay’s labelmates NCT 127’s Regular-Irregular album ranked seventh for the week ending November 10.

The album is now on its third week on chart. It debuted number two for the week ending October 27, and spent its second week on number four.

Produce 48‘s IZONE makes its first appearance on the chart, with its debut album COLORIZ in the ninth spot.

Meanwhile, MONSTA X ranked tenth this week with Take 1: Are You There?. 

Now on its 15th week on the chart, BTS’ J-Hope’s Hope World is this week’s 11th entry. ATEEZ’s Treasure extended play follows J-Hope’s Hope World, placing 12th on the chart.

BTS’ third Japanese studio album Face Yourself spends its 22nd week on the chart at number 13.

BLACKPINK’s Korean debut EP Square Up completes the K-Pop entries on Billboard’s World Album Chart at number 14.