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Billboard's World Albums chart showcased the impressive presence of several musical groups affiliated with HYBE Corporation's diverse multi-label system. Among these were BTS from BigHit Music, Seventeen from PLEDIS Entertainment, Le Sserafim from Source Music, NewJeans from ADOR, and more. Additionally, noteworthy artists from JYP Entertainment, namely Stray Kids and TWICE, maintained their strong positions on the chart for several weeks. 

Kpop Groups Claim Top Spots On Billboard's World Album Chart

TXT's latest mini album, "minisode 3: TOMORROW," continued to maintain a strong presence, securing the third spot on the World Albums chart for the fifth consecutive week. Additionally, it marked its fourth consecutive week on the Billboard 200. Meanwhile, NewJeans' "Get Up" saw a resurgence, reclaiming the sixth spot on the chart during its 41st week of presence.

SEVENTEEN's latest best-of album, "17 IS RIGHT HERE," made a strong debut at No. 7 this week, despite the sales data for its physical version not being accounted for due to shipment schedules in the United States. Jhope's special album "HOPE ON THE STREET VOL.1" from BTS maintained its position at No. 8 on the chart for the fifth consecutive week, while BTS's anthology album from 2022, "Proof," climbed to No. 10 in its 99th week.

TWICE's "With YOU-th" secured the 11th spot on the chart for its 10th consecutive week, with Stray Kids' "ROCK-STAR" holding steady at No. 12 during its 25th week. Lastly, ENHYPEN's "ORANGE BLOOD" remained unchanged at No. 13 in its 24th week on the chart, while Jimin's solo debut album "FACE" from BTS maintained its position at No. 14 in its 52nd week.

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