LE SSERAFIM Wraps Up SPAGHETTI Promotions with Career-High Achievements

LE SSERAFIM Wraps Up SPAGHETTI Promotions with Career-High Achievements

The group closes the chapter on SPAGHETTI as their global chart impact and domestic gains surge.

LE SSERAFIM has concluded the SPAGHETTI promotional cycle after their appearance on SBS Inkigayo on November 9, signaling the end of the single album’s activities released on October 24. The five members—Kim Chaewon, Sakura, Huh Yunjin, Kazuha, and Hong Eunchae—took the stage in courier outfits, a look that had been teased in prior content, and they invited fans to vote on their favorite styling for the final music show, ultimately performing in the winning outfit and sending off with fan love during the performance.

Globally, the lead track SPAGHETTI (feat. j-hope of BTS) made a strong chart impact, entering both the US Billboard Hot 100 and the UK Official Singles Top 100. It reached No. 50 in the Hot 100 and No. 46 on the UK chart, marking the group’s highest peaks on these major markets; in the UK, the song maintained a spot at No. 77 in the following week.

Spotify streaming also highlighted the track’s popularity, with over two million streams per day from launch through November 8 and a first-week total surpassing 16.8 million plays, the best first-week streaming performance by a 4th-generation K-pop group released this year. The group’s popularity extends to Japan and China, where SPAGHETTI topped Oricon’s daily singles ranking on its first day and led QQ Music’s weekly best-selling albums, respectively. In Japan, the song remained within daily Top 10 on major platforms and climbed to No. 24 on the Spotify Japan Weekly Top Songs list for the period.

Domestically, SPAGHETTI also boosted chart positions in Korea, peaking at No. 2 on Bugs and No. 7 on Melon on their daily charts; Melon noted a remarkable 79-spot jump, underscoring the track’s strong reception. The group is set to perform in Tokyo Dome on November 18–19 for the LE SSERAFIM TOUR “EASY CRAZY HOT” Encore in Tokyo Dome, marking the encore leg of their first global tour that began in Korea earlier this year.

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