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Go Live debuted atop the weekly Gaon Album Chart, and also at number five on the monthly chart with 243,462 copies sold, [2] becoming Stray Kids' best-selling album at the time. As of August 2020, the album was certified Platinum by the Gaon Chart (sales of 250,000 copies), [ 3 ] becoming the group's first album to do so.
Go Live: 2019 [123] "Mixtape: Oh" (애) Stray Kids Bang Chan Changbin Han Bang Chan Changbin Han Kobee Holy M Kobee Holy M Noeasy: 2021 [124] "Mixtape: On Track" (바보라도 알아) Stray Kids Changbin KZ B.O. Changbin KZ Taebongi B.O. KZ Taebongi Go Live: 2020 [125] "Mixtape: Time Out" Stray Kids Bang Chan Changbin Han Bang Chan Changbin Han ...
The International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI) ranked Stray Kids as the seventh best-selling artist globally of 2022, [2] and the third best-selling artist globally of 2023. [ 3 ] Following the completion of the eponymous survival show in 2017, Stray Kids released an extended play (EP) Mixtape which debuted at number two on ...
It is the second and title track from their first Korean-language studio album Go Live. It was released as the album's lead single on June 17, 2020, through JYP Entertainment, and distributed by Dreamus. "God's Menu" is regarded as the group's most identifiable and signature track. [2]
The following is a comprehensive list of South Korean boy band Stray Kids' live performances. The group has performed on four concert tours, one one-off concert, one promotional tour, one showcase tour, seven showcases, five fanmeetings, as well as numerous music festivals and live performances.
Stray Kids' third Korean-language studio album 5-Star was first announced via a trailer on April 28, 2023, and set to be released on June 2. [1] The album's Solar System-styled track listing was posted two days later. Out of 12 songs, "S-Class" appears as the second track and is marked as the lead single. [2]
Go Live may refer to: Go Live, a 2020 album by South Korean boy group Stray Kids "Go Live" (song), its track;
They used various properties inspired by the film such as Deadpool's mask and Ant-Man's tanks. [2] This performance was noticed by Deadpool actor Ryan Reynolds , who mentioned them in a fan edit video of Deadpool and the show on Twitter and following their social media accounts, then Wolverine actor Hugh Jackman also noticed and followed.