JYP Band XdinaryHeroes Doubles Their 1st-Week Sales Record With 'Overload'
Last week, the JYP Entertainment rookie band made their return with their second mini album “Overload” and its accompanying title track “According to Hanteo Chart, “Overload” sold 26,340 copies on November 11 alone, managing to break Xdinary Heroes’ previous first-week sales record of 22,380 within just its first day of sales.
Hanteo Chart has now reported that “Overload” went on to sell an impressive total of 52,857 copies in the first week of its release , more than doubling Xdinary Heroes’ personal record.How does this article make you feel?
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