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Hanteo Chart counted 111,447 copies of the ninth mini album, beating last year's 'Everlasting' by 9,450.
N.Flying has posted the biggest opening week of its career with Still, the band's ninth mini album.
The album and its title track, also called "Still," came out on October 8. Soompi reports that the release has set a new personal best for the group's first-week sales.
Hanteo Chart figures, via Soompi, show Still sold 111,447 copies in its first week. The tracking window ran from October 8 through October 14.
That number tops the band's previous first-week high of 101,997 copies. The old mark belonged to Everlasting, the full-length album N.Flying put out last year.
The gap between the two releases comes to 9,450 copies. With this result, a mini album now holds the group's first-week record ahead of a full-length release, and both totals land above the 100,000 line.
Away from the album, member Lee Seung Hyub is starring in the drama Spring of Youth. Fans in the U.S. who want to follow his acting work can stream the series on Viki.
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