BOYNEXTDOOR continues to rise steadily in popularity, with an impressive performance on Melon, one of South Korea's leading music streaming platforms.

On January 6, the group’s latest tracks were spotted steadily climbing the charts, showcasing their growing popularity among listeners. Four tracks from their latest album '19.99' made it to the Top 100, along with their single 'If I Say, I Love You,' "Earth, Wind & Fire" from their album 'HOW?,' and "But Sometimes" from their album 'WHY...'

Korean netizens and fans were impressed with the group's steady growth in popularity and commented:

"It's not just their new song that is doing well—thanks to the fandom's streaming efforts, the main tracks from their previous albums have also risen into the top 100 or re-entered the charts."

"It could be that HYBE just did what HYBE does best..."

"I've never heard their songs, so it's interesting how a lot of their songs are on TOP 100."

"I guess they're becoming more popular."

"More people are listening to their songs. So I'm happy."

"I can see BOYNEXTDOOR is being promoted a lot."

"I think BOYNEXTDOOR is popular, aren't they?"

"I like their songs but they're still under HYBE."

"This is interesting."

"I know this was thanks to HYBE's 'methods' so I'm not surprised."

"I was wondering who they were but they're a boy group from HYBE..."

"I can't trust HYBE."

"Hmmm...."

"They became more popular in Japan and also they're a rising 5th generation boy group so it's natural they're charting well."

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