Courtesy of Source Music

In a recent local tally on Wednesday, Le Sserafim announced the sale of over 1 million copies of their third EP, "Easy," solidifying its position as the group's third million-selling album. This follows the success of their second EP, "Antifragile," and their debut studio album, "Unforgiven."

Despite falling just shy of surpassing the first LP's sales, "Easy" performed exceptionally well in its debut week with close to 990,000 copies sold. The mini-album secured top positions on Oricon's daily and weekly album rankings and claimed the top spot on the iTunes Top Albums chart in 18 regions. 

▲ Le Sserafim / Courtesy of Source Music

The title track from the five-track album ascended to No. 7 on Melon's Top 100, the largest domestic music chart. A dance video and six different remixes of the song were uploaded by the group. 

▲ Courtesy of YG EntertainmentIn a separate development, girl group Babymonster announced their official comeback on April 1 with their first EP, featuring all seven members. YG Entertainment, the group's label, released a teaser clip creatively using "7" instead of "T" in the group's name.

Ahyun, absent from the debut single "Batter Up" due to health reasons, rejoined the team for the pre-release "Stuck In The Middle" on Feb. 1. The rookie girl group made waves with their music video for "Batter Up," amassing 22.59 million views on YouTube in 24 hours, setting a record for a K-pop debut song. Subsequently, the video achieved milestones of 50 million, 100 million, and 200 million views on the platform in 4, 18, and 53 days, respectively.

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