KATSEYE Places 3 Albums on Billboard 200 and 2 Songs on Hot 100 in the Same Week

KATSEYE pulled off a rare multi-chart sweep this week, placing three albums on the Billboard 200 and two singles on the Hot 100 simultaneously, according to Billboard's September 12-dated chart update released on the 9th.

The HYBE-Geffen Records co-production group's latest album, WILD, stayed firm at No. 11 on the Billboard 200 for a third consecutive week, anchoring a strong showing across their full catalog.

KATSEYE's catalog takes hold

Joining WILD on the Billboard 200 were two earlier KATSEYE releases: Beautiful Chaos at No. 162 and SIS (Soft Is Strong) at No. 193. Three albums charting at once for a still-emerging act is unusual, and it suggests that new listeners are backtracking through the group's discography rather than just picking up the latest release. That kind of catalog pull tends to be a good sign for longevity.

On the Hot 100, WILD's pre-release track "Animal" came in at No. 30, while the album's title track "Hootie Frutti" landed at No. 67. Two singles charting alongside three albums in the same week gives the group a total of five simultaneous Billboard entries.

The rest of the chart

Elsewhere on the Hot 100, Jennie's collaboration with Tame Impala, "Dracula," held steady at No. 6 for a second straight week, a notable show of staying power for a pairing that blends BLACKPINK's global reach with Tame Impala's psychedelic-rock fanbase.

On the Billboard 200, Stray Kids' THIS & THAT charted at No. 16, while ENHYPEN's THE SIN : BLISS, which topped the chart the previous week, settled to No. 24 in its second week. The Netflix animated film soundtrack K-Pop Demon Hunters held at No. 38, and Cortis's GREENGREEN appeared at No. 155.

NCT 127 debuted their seventh studio album BLINGY at No. 129, marking the group's 11th entry on the Billboard 200 overall. Their run stretches back to their 2018 debut album Regular-Irregular, and consistently landing on the chart across that span reflects the kind of steady fanbase most groups spend years trying to build.

BTS's ARIRANG climbed two spots to No. 29, up from No. 31 the week before. The album's title track "SWIM" also earned a spot on Billboard's 2026 Global Song of the Summer chart, landing at No. 2 on the Global chart (excluding the US) and No. 6 on the Global 200 (including the US).