Billboard 200 list: “Twice” and “Rosé” are in the top five

In a new achievement, the Korean star’s album “Rosé” and the album of the band “Twice” ranked in the top five on the main “Billboard” albums list.
Billboard magazine revealed on Sunday that Rosé’s first full-length solo album, titled “Rosé,” and the girl group Twice’s album, titled “Strategic,” ranked third and fourth, respectively, on the Billboard 200 list.
“Rosé” and “Strategy” achieved 102,000 and 81,000 equivalent album units, respectively, in the week ending December 12, according to the magazine.

APT song by Rosie

Rosé, a member of Black Pink, produced the album earlier this month, and it includes 12 songs, including the widely popular song “APT,” in collaboration with American star Bruno Mars.
Billboard announced that Twice had achieved a record high after 6 consecutive albums ranked in the top ten on the list.
It is noteworthy that the Billboard 200 list ranks the most popular albums of the week in America, and popularity is measured in album equivalent units, which include physical album sales and other digital sales records.