Stray Kids, an eight-piece South Korean K-pop group, has scored its sixth No. 1 album and second this year on the Billboard 200 albums chart, bumping Taylor Swift’s “The Tortured Poets Department” to No.

Stray Kids' record-breaking success showcases how consistency, innovation, and cultural relevance can create loyal fans and set a global standard for impactful branding.

Stray Kids score their sixth No. 1 on the Billboard 200 albums chart as HOP debuts atop the list dated Dec. 28. It's the sixth leader for the group, making the pop ensemble the first act to debut at No.

The Billboard 200 began publishing on a regular weekly basis in March 1956. With their sixth number one, Stray Kids tie BTS, Linkin Park and Dave Matthews Band for the most No 1 s among groups on the Billboard 200 this century.

Stray Kids new album Hop tops the Billboard 200 albums chart (dated Dec. 28), making the K-pop group the first act to debut at Number One with their first six charting albums, the publication reports.

Stray Kids become the first act to debut at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 albums chart with their first six chart entries.

Chart-topping K-pop group Stray Kids have made history as the first act to reach number one with all six of their charting albums.

Stray Kids debut their new single "Come Play," a collaboration with both Young Miko and Tom Morello, on several U.K. charts, including one they've never reached before.

Three K-pop artists earned career milestones on the Billboard 200 with projects this year: TWICE earned their first chart-topper in March with the girl group’s personalized and