Most Streamed K-Pop Album by A Group On Spotify In 2024 (Record By Stray kids)

The Official Award Of A Certificate

Stray Kids cemented their global influence when their mini-album ATE emerged as the most streamed K-pop album by a group on Spotify in 2024, a milestone certified by the K-Pop Records Library on March 27, 2025. Released on July 19, 2024, under JYP Entertainment, the eight-track EP racked up over 1.8 billion streams by year’s end, per Koreaboo and industry estimates, surpassing SEVENTEEN’s SPILL THE FEELS (1.2 billion) and ENHYPEN’s ROMANCE : UNTOLD (1.5 billion), propelled by STAY’s relentless streaming power.

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“Chk Chk Boom” the lead track from the eight-member group’s debut album ATE has 500 million streams on its own. The members of the group are Bang Chan, Lee Know, Changbin, Hyunjin, Han, Felix, Seungmin, and I.N. According to Reddit (@kpopthoughts), six of its songs including “Stray Kids” and “Mountains” were among Spotify’s top 100 K-pop tunes of 2024. According to Koreaboo, X data is probably underreported, but trustworthy sources indicate that ATE had a greater total of 676 million streams, contradicting an X post (@ILLIT_UNIVERSE) that claimed ILLIT’s SUPER REAL ME led. According to Circle Chart, ATE had 4.7 million copies sold worldwide by March 2025. Recognizing ATE’s 1.8 billion streams as a monumental accomplishment in K-pop’s streaming scene in 2024, the K-Pop Records Library bestowed a plaque upon Stray Kids.