Stray Kids have proven once again that their popularity isn’t just hype—it’s backed up by jaw-dropping numbers. Their latest release, Karma, has already smashed records by selling over 2 million copies in just one day. Yes, one day. While some groups fight for months to reach that milestone, Stray Kids casually did it in 24 hours.
The album dropped with enormous anticipation, and the sales figures show just how strong their global fanbase has become. Crossing the two-million mark on day one cements Karma as one of the most successful releases of the year, and the number is only expected to rise as promotions continue.
This achievement adds to Stray Kids’ growing list of accomplishments, further solidifying their status as leaders of the fourth generation of K-pop. Their ability to deliver high-energy performances, bold concepts, and music that resonates internationally has clearly paid off—not just in streaming, but in physical sales too.
Industry watchers are already calling Karma a game-changer, pointing out that Stray Kids are setting new standards for album sales and proving that demand for their music only keeps increasing. Considering how quickly they’ve achieved this milestone, it wouldn’t be surprising if the group crosses even higher thresholds in the coming weeks.
For now, the takeaway is simple: Karma isn’t just an album release—it’s a statement. Stray Kids aren’t just part of the K-pop landscape anymore; they’re one of the acts shaping its future.
