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SEVENTEEN's twelfth mini-album, 'SPILL THE FEELS,' has surged to the top of Japan's Oricon Weekly Album Chart. Released on October 22, the album achieved impressive sales, with 410,000 copies sold within its debut week, making it the highest-selling album by a foreign artist in Japan this year. This marks SEVENTEEN's 13th occasion of leading the Oricon chart since 2021.

In other news, aespa's latest mini-album, 'Whiplash,' has captured the number one spot on iTunes 'Top Albums' charts in 17 countries, including Thailand, Japan, and Vietnam. The album, featuring six tracks highlighted by its techno-infused title song, has also seen significant success in Asia, ranking high on Tencent Music's K-pop chart and Japan's AWA chart. To celebrate, aespa will host a pop-up store in Seoul, open until December 3.

Additionally, Crush is preparing for a solo concert titled 'CRUSH HOUR: O,' scheduled from December 20 to 22 at Seoul's Olympic Park KSPO Dome. The concert promises a warm and engaging experience with performances of his well-loved hits, following his previous spring-themed concert in May.