Stray Kids have firmly established their dominance in the U.S. music market, emerging as one of the strongest global album sellers of 2025.
According to the 2025 Annual Report released on January 14 (local time) by U.S. data analytics company Luminate, Stray Kids ranked multiple albums on the U.S. Top Albums chart. Their fourth full-length album KARMA placed No. 2 with 585,000 units sold, while DO IT followed closely at No. 4 with 460,000 units. Notably, Stray Kids were the only K-pop artist to enter the Top 10 of this category.

Their physical sales performance was even more remarkable. In the U.S. Top CD Albums chart, which tracks physical album sales exclusively, Stray Kids placed three albums within the Top 10: KARMA at No. 2, DO IT at No. 3, and HOP at No. 6 solidifying their status as true album powerhouses in the American market.
Beyond chart success, Stray Kids continue to expand their global presence through major festival appearances. The group is set to headline the Governors Ball Music Festival in the U.S. this June, followed by a headline slot at Brazil’s iconic Rock in Rio this September.
With strong sales, sustained global demand, and headline festival stages, Stray Kids’ momentum shows no signs of slowing as they continue to redefine K-pop’s footprint in the global music industry.

