Stray Kids just achieved a historic milestone on the Billboard 200. Their new album "THIS & THAT" debuted at No. 1 this week, giving the group their biggest U.S. sales week on record. The achievement ties them with The Rolling Stones for a specific Billboard 200 record, a testament to just how dominant Stray Kids have become in the American music market.

This follows the momentum the group built earlier in the week with back-to-back music show wins for the album's title track "THIS & THAT." On August 13, they won on M Countdown, followed by a second victory on Music Bank's August 14 episode. Those wins showed the song was resonating across Korean music shows, and now the U.S. charting confirms the album is performing at an elite level stateside.

Stray Kids have been one of K-pop's most consistent chart performers in America over the past few years, but this marks a new peak. The fact that they're now mentioned in the same breath as one of rock music's most legendary acts speaks to how far the group has come since their 2018 debut.

The group, known for their sharp choreography and intricate production, continues to balance critical acclaim with commercial success. "THIS & THAT" is available now across all streaming platforms, and the title track's music show wins suggest it has plenty of staying power in Korea as well.

Stray Kids' trajectory shows no signs of slowing down. With this album now sitting at the top of the Billboard 200 and fresh music show victories behind them, the group is cementing their place as one of the biggest acts in K-pop today.