Billboard's World Albums chart for the week ending August 8 reflects the staying power of K-Pop releases across the board.

BTS continues to command the chart even years after release. Their 2022 anthology album "Proof" held at No. 5 in its 216th week, while their 2020 Japanese album "Map of the Soul: 7 ~The Journey~" climbed to No. 14 in its 39th week on the chart.

Stray Kids maintained a dual presence, with "KARMA" at No. 10 in its 49th week and their special album "DO IT" landing at No. 22 in its 36th week.

aespa's "LEMONADE" charted at No. 9 in its ninth week, while CORTIS's "GREENGREEN" held at No. 2 in its 13th week and also climbed back to No. 114 on the Billboard 200. The group's debut EP "COLOR OUTSIDE THE LINES" maintained No. 12 in its 47th week.

Other notable entries include ATEEZ's "GOLDEN HOUR : Part.5" at No. 3 in its fifth week, TXT's Yeonjun with his solo mini album "NO LABELS: PART 02" at No. 4 in its third week, and LE SSERAFIM's "PUREFLOW" at No. 6 in its 10th week.

BOYNEXTDOOR's "HOME" ranked No. 7 in its seventh week, while ILLIT's "MAMIHLAPINATAPAI" came in at No. 13 in its 13th week. NewJeans' "Get Up" claimed No. 15 in its 151st week—a testament to the album's longevity.

ENHYPEN charted two releases: "THE SIN : VANISH" at No. 20 in its 28th week and "ROMANCE : UNTOLD" climbing back to No. 24 in its 101st week.

The chart underscores how K-Pop albums build and sustain momentum over months and years, with both new releases and older catalog entries competing for visibility.