Global boy band Seventeen has once again demonstrated their unwavering popularity as their comeback album sold a huge number of copies!

On April 24 KST, Seventeen released their much-awaited 10th mini-album 'FML,' which features the title tracks "Super" and "F*ck My Life." On the same day, the physical album was released, and according to the Hanteo chart, it accumulated a whopping 3,998,373 copies sold on the first day of its release, setting a new impressive record among Korean acts in history.

With this, Seventeen's comeback album 'FML' now holds the highest-selling album in Hanteo history by any Korean act on Hanteo. The record was previously set by BTS with 'Map of the Soul: 7,' which had just over 3.3 million units sold on the first day.

Not only Seventeen did break the all-time record for the best-selling album in first-day sales, but they also did break the record for the first-week sales, making it so impressive as they did this only on the first day of the album's release.

Prior to the release of 'FML,' the band's highest-selling album in first-week sales was 'Face The Sun,' which had around 2 million units sold within a week after its release.

Furthermore, on the same day, Seventeen surpassed a total of 17 million copies sold across all their albums on Hanteo, becoming the second artist to achieve this milestone.

The group's latest album 'FML,' now available for streaming worldwide, contains a total of six songs, including "F*ck My Life," "Super," "Fire," "I Don't Understand But I Luv U," "Dust," and "April Shower."

Congratulations to Seventeen!