TWICE Becomes 1st Female K-Pop Act In Billboard History To Chart For 35 Weeks On Artist 100

TWICE has set an impressive new record on Billboard’s Artist 100!

For the week ending on July 8, TWICE climbed back up to No. 59 on the Artist 100, marking their 35th non-consecutive week on the chart.

TWICE is now the first female K-pop act ever to spend 35 weeks on the Artist 100—and they have also extended their own record as the fifth longest-charting K-pop artist overall, following BTS, TXT, NCT 127, and EXO.

Meanwhile, nearly four months after its initial release, TWICE’s latest mini album “READY TO BE” is still going strong on the Billboard 200. The mini album—which previously earned the biggest U.S. sales week of any K-pop girl group album in history—ranked No. 198 this week, making it TWICE’s first album ever to spend 11 weeks on the chart.

“READY TO BE” also climbed back up several other Billboard charts this week: the mini album rose to No. 7 on the World Albums chart, No. 9 on the Top Current Album Sales chart, and No. 10 on the Top Album Sales chart in its 16th week on all three charts.

Congratulations to TWICE on their exciting achievement!