Stray Kids have made a powerful return to the Billboard World Albums Chart, reigniting their global dominance as several of their past releases re-enter the rankings, according to a July 9 2025, article by Hugh McIntyre for Forbes. Albums like Hop, Ate, 5‑Star, and Rock‑Star have made their way back onto the charts, showcasing not only the group’s enduring commercial power but also the unwavering dedication of their fanbase.
This trend highlights how the fandom keeps the momentum going weeks or even months after an album’s initial release, through continued streaming, physical purchases, and online buzz. These chart comebacks also underscore the worldwide impact of Stray Kids’ discography, proving that their career trajectory continues to rise far beyond any single launch.
Which albums returned to the charts and why?
Albums like Hop, Ate, 5‑Star, and Rock‑Star have resurfaced on the World Albums ranking. Their comeback is fueled by fan-led campaigns, including streaming marathons, bulk buying, and viral content, along with official re-releases and ongoing promotions that keep the spotlight on the group.
Through this consistency, Stray Kids are solidifying their place as one of the most enduring K‑Pop acts on the Billboard charts, constantly achieving new entries and returns with every push.
