LE SSERAFIM Scores Gold Disc Certification in Japan for 'SPAGHETTI,' Solidifying 4th Gen Leadership

K-Pop sensation LE SSERAFIM has once again proven their strong presence in the Japanese market by achieving a Gold Disc certification from the Recording Industry Association of Japan (RIAJ) for their single album ‘SPAGHETTI.’

According to reports, the album surpassed 100,000 cumulative shipments as of October, a remarkable feat accomplished just about four days after its release in the country.

This latest achievement follows previous Gold certifications in Japan for their Korean releases, including their 5th mini-album ‘EASY’ and 1st single album ‘UNFORGIVEN’ earlier this year. With five consecutive Korean albums – ‘UNFORGIVEN,’ ‘EASY,’ ‘CRAZY,’ ‘HOT,’ and now ‘SPAGHETTI’ – exceeding 100,000 shipments, LE SSERAFIM has firmly cemented their status as a leading girl group of the 4th generation.

‘SPAGHETTI’ captures the irresistible charm of LE SSERAFIM, likened to a winding spaghetti noodle. The single sold approximately 80,000 copies on its release day, topping the Oricon Daily Singles Ranking. Furthermore, the title track has consistently appeared on Spotify Japan's 'Daily Top Song' and Line Music's 'Daily Top 100' charts, showcasing its popularity among Japanese fans.

Beyond Japan, LE SSERAFIM has also made significant strides on global charts. The group set new personal bests by charting on the Billboard 'Hot 100' and the UK Official Singles Chart 'Top 100,' solidifying their international appeal.

LE SSERAFIM is set to hold their first-ever Tokyo Dome concert, ‘2025 LE SSERAFIM TOUR ‘EASY CRAZY HOT’ ENCORE IN TOKYO DOME,’ on December 18th and 19th, marking the grand finale of their extensive world tour that spanned 18 cities across Asia, North America, and beyond since its April start in Korea.

Korean netizens have flooded social media with congratulatory messages, commenting, 'LE SSERAFIM is truly amazing! They keep achieving great results in Japan too,' 'SPAGHETTI was so good, I'm proud it received a Gold certification,' and 'Cheering them on for a successful Tokyo Dome concert!'