NEWBEAT Dominates Global Charts with 'LOUDER THAN EVER', Proving 'Monster Rookie' Status

Group NEWBEAT (Park Min-seok, Hong Min-seong, Jeon Yeo-jeong, Choi Seo-hyun, Kim Tae-yang, Jo Yun-hoo, Kim Ri-woo) is making waves on global charts with their debut album.

On the 18th, the double title track 'Look So Good' from NEWBEAT's first mini-album 'LOUDER THAN EVER' achieved a remarkable feat, ranking 1st in the K-Pop genre, 2nd in the Pop genre, and 5th overall on the iTunes USA Music Video Chart.

This success follows the song's earlier strong performance, entering the iTunes USA K-Pop Chart at 8th place and the Pop Chart at 144th on the 13th, signaling a significant reception. Additionally, it secured the 81st position on the YouTube Music Weekly Popular Chart in South Korea, marking its first entry into the TOP 100.

These achievements, less than two weeks after the release of their mini-album, clearly demonstrate NEWBEAT's expanding presence in the global music market.

Since the release of their new songs, NEWBEAT's 'Look So Good' has charted in a total of 7 countries on global music streaming platforms like iTunes. Furthermore, it garnered attention by being the only Korean K-Pop artist to enter the weekly chart at 80th place on the Top Pop Chart on the American music platform Genius.

The group is also receiving fervent responses domestically and internationally, ranking 3rd on the YouTube Music Daily Popular Music Videos chart and 13th on the YouTube Music Daily Shorts Popular Songs chart in South Korea.

With their first mini-album 'LOUDER THAN EVER', NEWBEAT has completed preparations to step onto the global stage, and anticipation for their future activities is soaring. The group is currently actively promoting through various online and offline platforms, as well as music shows.

Netizens are expressing strong support for NEWBEAT's rapid rise and global chart success, commenting things like 'As expected from NEWBEAT! They've been different since debut, and now they're truly making it big,' 'This song is so addictive, I can't stop listening,' and 'It makes me proud to see them topping overseas charts.'