Stray Kids return to the top 10 on Billboard’s Digital Song Sales chart as “Run It” becomes the K‑pop boy band’s fifth-highest‑ranking smash to date. Newark, New Jersey – September 12: (L‑R) Changbin, I.N., Han, Felix, Lee Know, Seungmin, Hyunjin and Bang Chan of Stray Kids attend the 2023 Video Music Awards at Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey. (Photo by Jason Kempin/Getty Images for MTV)
Just over a month from now, the South Korean group will unveil a new EP titled This & That. Expected to arrive on August 7, the record is likely to add another global hit to the band’s impressive catalogue and could return them to the top spot on the Billboard 200, a chart they have dominated multiple times in the past.
In anticipation of the EP’s release, Stray Kids dropped the single “Run It” in late June. The track debuted on Billboard’s Digital Song Sales chart at No. 9, selling 2,000 copies in its first tracking period, according to Luminate data.
“Run It” Debuts Within the Top 10
The single’s entry on the Digital Song Sales chart marks Stray Kids’ eighth appearance on the ranking, with all but two of those entries reaching the top 10. Prior releases “Lalalala” and “S‑Class” peaked at Nos. 20 and 22, respectively, while the rest have been top‑10 successes.
”Run It” Becomes the Band’s Fifth-Biggest Sales Hit
Chart Performance Overview
In the latest week, five tracks debuted on the Digital Song Sales chart, with Stray Kids occupying the third‑highest debut position. Other entries include Tom MacDonald’s “Remember Who You Are” (No. 3) and Robyn’s “Dancing on My Own” (No. 4). The duo also surpassed releases by Jelly Roll (“Hands Up” at No. 17) and Eddie Rabbitt (“Drivin’ My Life Away” at No. 23).
Multiple Albums in the U.S. Market
While only one song appears on a Billboard chart, four album releases—Do It, Karma, Ate and Rock‑Star—made the World Albums list, with Do It climbing to No. 27 on Top Album Sales and Karma hovering near the top 40 at No. 41.
