Stray Kids' Album 'Rock-Star' Claims the Top Spot on U.S. Charts

The music scene is buzzing with news as Stray Kids' album Rock-Star has soared to the top of the United States album charts this week. The group's remarkable achievement signifies their growing popularity and influence in the music industry.

K-Pop Sensation Stray Kids Shine on Billboard 200

With the fierce beats and catchy melodies of Rock-Star, Stray Kids have claimed the coveted number one position on the Billboard 200 chart. They've managed to surpass several prominent artists, showcasing the expansive reach of K-Pop beyond South Korea.

Competitive Rankings on the U.S. Album Chart

The chart battle was intense with Taylor Swift's 1989 (Taylor's Version) landing in the second spot, closely trailed by Chris Stapleton's Higher at number three. Drake's For All the Dogs arrived at the fourth spot while Morgan Wallen's One Thing at a Time closed the top five.

Further down the list, yet still within the upper echelon, were Jung Kook's Golden at sixth place, another entry from Taylor Swift with Midnights at seventh, Bad Bunny's Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va A Pasar Manana at eighth, Chris Brown's 11:11 at ninth, and the self-titled record from Zach Bryan rounding out the top ten.

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