Stray Kids have achieved another historic milestone, becoming the first fourth-generation K-pop boy group to surpass 1.5 billion Spotify streams with a single album.
According to JYP Entertainment, the group’s first full-length repackage album “IN生 (IN LIFE)” has officially exceeded 1.5 billion cumulative streams on Spotify, reinforcing Stray Kids’ position as one of the strongest global streaming forces in K-pop.
A Record-Breaking Album That Defines Their Global Power
With this achievement, Stray Kids add yet another first to their growing list of records and once again prove their influence as a global top-tier artist.
The album has remained one of the group’s most consistently streamed releases, demonstrating long-term popularity and steady global demand.
Continuing a Historic Chart Run
Stray Kids have already rewritten K-pop history with their dominance on Billboard 200, becoming the first K-pop act to debut at No.1 for seven and eight consecutive albums.
Their streaming success now further strengthens their status as leaders of the fourth generation.
Global Appearances With World-Class Artists
The group recently appeared at the prestigious French charity event Le Gala des Pièces Jaunes at Paris La Défense Arena, sharing the stage with global stars including G-Dragon, Christina Aguilera, and A$AP Rocky.
After becoming the first K-pop act to perform at the event in 2024, Stray Kids were invited again in 2026, delivering a powerful performance that captured international attention.
Headlining Major World Festivals in 2026
Stray Kids are set to continue expanding their global footprint with major festival appearances this year.
They will headline the Governors Ball Music Festival in New York on June 6 and later take the main stage at Brazil’s legendary Rock in Rio on September 11.
With record-breaking streams, chart dominance, and major festival headliner status, Stray Kids are solidifying their reputation as one of the most influential K-pop groups on the world stage.