XLOV is riding high following their May 27 comeback with the second mini album "I,God" and its title track "SERVE." The group's latest release is already rewriting their sales history.

In a major milestone, "I,God" surpassed 110,000 copies sold within just two days—making it XLOV's first album ever to break the 100,000 first-week sales mark. The achievement nearly triples their previous first-week record, signaling strong momentum as the group continues to build their fanbase.

The comeback represents another chapter in XLOV's ongoing trajectory. "I,God" follows the group's promotional cycle with the new title track "SERVE" leading the charge. The mini album's quick commercial success suggests growing interest in the group's music, particularly as they establish themselves in an increasingly competitive landscape.

These kinds of sales jumps are noteworthy in K-pop, where debut or early-career releases often set lower benchmarks that groups gradually build upon. XLOV's near-tripling of their record demonstrates either significant growth in their existing fanbase or successful capture of new listeners—or likely both.

The release comes amid a busy season for K-pop comebacks, with established acts and rising groups all vying for attention. XLOV's strong opening numbers put them in solid company among groups making noise this spring.