SEOUL, South Korea — K-pop boy group BOYNEXTDOOR has claimed the top spot on the Hanteo Chart’s weekly album ranking with its first full-length repackaged album, “Home: Deluxe,” surpassing 700,000 copies in sales.
According to Hanteo Chart, “Home: Deluxe” sold 700,028 copies during the September 28 to October 4 tracking period. The album also posted 560,189 copies in sales on its first day of release.
The group’s latest album also performed strongly in Japan, where it reached No. 1 on the Oricon daily album chart on October 2, the same day it was released in the country.
“Home: Deluxe” also landed on Apple Music’s Popular Albums list across 14 countries and regions, further expanding its international reach.
Its lead single, “Animal,” has likewise gained attention since the album’s release. The song’s official music video had accumulated 10.98 million views on YouTube as of the latest figures, while the track had surpassed 1.17 million streams on Spotify.
Following the album’s strong chart showing, BOYNEXTDOOR is scheduled to perform at the “Immortal Songs” special during the 2026 Royal Culture Festival on Oct. 6 at the Heungnyemun Gate Plaza of Gyeongbokgung Palace in Seoul.
The group will then resume its “Knock on Vol.2” world tour with two performances on October 10 and 11 at LaLa Arena Tokyo-Bay in Chiba, Japan.