JYP new group "NiziU", Oricon album ranking 1st place with 3 crowns... Rookie highest record

New singer "NiziU" from JYP Entertainment set the highest record ever on the Japanese Oricon chart.

According to Oricon on the morning of the 8th, "NiziU" released its pre-debut digital mini-album "Make you happy" at 0:00 on June 30th and took the top position on the Oricon album ranking on the 13th.

A chart based on album points and digital album points, with the amazing achievement of being number one in digital points alone. "NiziU" was the first to rank in the top of the Oricon weekly album rankings for digital album results alone.

Not only that, but from June 29th to July 5th, the digital albums, digital singles, and streaming departments, which were calculated based on the aggregate criteria, rose to the top of the three weekly charts and took the top three positions. This is the second-highest performance ever among female artists, and "NiziU" is also the first time that the newcomer who first appeared on the Oricon chart was crowned the third crown.

The new song "Make you happy" recorded 81,525 digital albums a week, and the title song of the same name recorded weekly streaming 9,578,407. This number is also the highest ever. In addition, he was named second in the Oricon weekly single ranking on the 13th.

"NiziU", which has set such a record, is a group born through the super-large global audition "Niji Project" held by management office JYP. Mako, Riku, Lima, Rio, Maya, Miihi, Mayuka, Ayaka and Nina are nine members.The group name is Nizi (rainbow) and member with various charms and colors, and U which means fan is together. Has the meaning of

The new album "Make you happy" was recorded by JY Park with 4 songs from the same title song, "Baby I'm a star", "Boom Boom Boom" and "Niji no Mukouhe". The new song and the title song received a lot of interest on the 3rd of the day, as they won the first place on the charts of 64 music platforms in Japan.

The "Make you happy" music video that expresses the various charms of the nine people has surpassed 3,742,000 YouTube views on the morning of the 8th, and has been loved by fans in Japan and overseas.