Stray Kids is enjoying remarkable global success with their latest special album SKZ IT TAPE: DO IT, released on November 21. The album features five tracks with two title songs, “Do It” and “DIVINE,” and immediately began sweeping charts.
On the day of release, the album entered both the Worldwide and European iTunes Album Charts and climbed to No. 1. It also reached No. 1 on the iTunes Album Chart in 37 countries, including Singapore, Canada, and France.
The title track “Do It” showed the same strength on the song charts, which debuted at No. 1 on the Worldwide and European iTunes Song Charts. It topped the iTunes Song Chart in 20 countries, such as Brazil, Sweden, and Thailand. With this, Stray Kids achieved an iTunes all-kill by taking #1 across both global album and song charts.
Their Spotify results have been especially notable. Earlier this year, Stray Kids were the first K-pop act to surpass one million streams on Spotify’s Countdown chart based on pre-saves. On November 21, “Do It” earned more than 3.33 million streams in a single day, the highest first-day total of their career.
It entered the Global Daily Top Song Chart at No. 11, a major leap from their previous record with “CEREMONY,” which peaked at #49. It also placed at No. 13 in the United States, again surpassing their previous best. The second title song, “DIVINE,” also charted strongly, ranking No. 23 globally and No. 49 in the US.
This achievement places Stray Kids among the biggest debuts by K-pop groups on the Spotify Counter in 2025. BLACKPINK holds the top spot with “JUMP” at more than 9.3 million streams, while Stray Kids follow with “Do It” at 3.94 million, and “DIVINE” holds the fifth spot with 2.86 million streams.
Sales have also been explosive. According to Hanteo Chart, the group sold 1,496,768 copies on release day, passing one million sales in the first 24 hours once again. Day two added 49,505 copies, and day three added 19,108, which brought the total to 1,565,381 copies so far.
The album also ranked first on Hanteo’s weekly chart for November 17 to 23 and topped Circle Chart’s weekly retail album chart for November 16 to 22.
The music video for “Do It” has been attracting heavy attention worldwide. Around 4 p.m. KST on November 21, it rose to No. 1 on YouTube’s Music Video Trending Worldwide chart and has stayed in first place for four straight days as of November 24.
The video shows Stray Kids restoring a dystopian Seoul through energy, color, and performance, and has surpassed 31 million views.
Stray Kids are also keeping momentum strong by releasing the digital single Do It (Remixes) today at 2 p.m. KST. The digital release includes six tracks: the original version plus five remixes—Overdrive, Turbo, Sped Up, Slowed Down, and Instrumental. A new music video for “Do It (Overdrive Version)” was released at the same time.