ILLIT, 5th mini album ranked 3rd on Japan's Oricon Albums chart

ILLIT's 5th mini-album 'BREAK EVEN' gains popularity domestically and internationallyILLIT ranked 3rd on the Oricon 'Daily Album Ranking' with their 5th mini-album 'BREAK EVEN', released on the 26th. /Belift Lab[THE FACT | Reporter Jeong Byung-geun] Girl group ILLIT is also popular in Japan with their new album.According to the latest chart released by Japan's Oricon on the 28th (as of October 27th), ILLIT's 5th mini-album 'BREAK EVEN' ranked 3rd on the 'Daily Album Ranking'. Previously, this album sold 382,991 copies on its release day in Korea on the 26th, topping the Hanteo Chart's daily album chart (as of October 26th).The title track 'Wanna Be' landed in the upper ranks of the Line Music and AWA Music real-time rising charts, and ranked 8th on the Oricon 'Daily Digital Single Ranking' (as of October 27th). Following the new album's success, the streaming numbers for their previous work 'It's Me' increased by 10.4% compared to the previous week, ranking 8th on the Oricon 'Weekly Streaming Rising Ranking' (as of October 26th / aggregation period October 12th-October 18th).ILLIT's presence is also evident on global charts. 'Wanna Be' ranked 141st on Spotify's 'Daily Top Song Global' as of October 27th. Additionally, it entered Apple Music's 'Today's Top 100: Global' at 67th (as of October 27th) for the first time. The song also entered Melon's 'Top 100' at 72nd immediately after its release and soared to 7th (as of October 28th).The music video, which provides high immersion with its solid narrative, surpassed 10 million views on YouTube today (29th). On its release day, October 26th, the video ranked on YouTube's 'Daily Popular Music Videos' charts in Korea (1st), the U.S. (2nd), and globally (7th), signaling a strong start.Promotions to enjoy the new album in various ways are also a hot topic. On the 28th, ILLIT consecutively released two promotional videos on the team's official YouTube channel, cleverly incorporating the concept of 'Wanna Be'. The videos parodied public service announcements, shouting "Habitual kindness, now subject to arrest," and showed the members appearing anywhere to the sound of a whistle, providing unique entertainment.kafka@tf.co.kr[Entertainment Department | ssent@tf.co.kr]