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Katseye Joins K-Pop Royalty With Its First No. 1 Album

Forbes · August 31, 2026 at 11:00 AM

Katseye Joins K-Pop Royalty With Its First No. 1 Album

The 'Wild EP makes Katseye the fourth all-female group to rule the Billboard 200 this decade, following K-pop acts Blackpink, NewJeans and Twice.

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