SEVENTEEN's 12th mini-album 'SPILL THE FEELS' has been certified platinum in Japan, with a strong message of sharing emotions.
November/8/2024 12:37
On October 15, SEVENTEEN's 12th mini-album 'SPILL THE FEELS' was released in Japan, and today (the 8th), it received platinum certification (over 250,000 copies) from the Japan Record Association for October 2024. Including this work, SEVENTEEN has a total of 11 works that have received platinum or higher certification. In the past, they have received double platinum or higher certification for 7 works, and there are expectations for double platinum certification for this album as well. The 12th mini-album 'SPILL THE FEELS' conveys the message of 'trusting each other, sharing emotions, and resolving worries' through relatable stories. It includes the title track 'LOVE, MONEY, FAME (feat. DJ Khaled)', group songs 'Eyes on you' and '1 TO 13', and unit songs 'Candy' (VOCAL TEAM), 'Rain' (PERFORMANCE TEAM), and 'Water' (HIPHOP TEAM), totaling 6 tracks. Woozi and Bumzu participated in writing and composing most of the songs, which have produced many of SEVENTEEN's hit songs. Additionally, more than half of the members, including S.COUPS, Hoshi, Wonwoo, Mingyu, Vernon, and Dino, contributed to the new songs, showcasing their evolution as artists. SEVENTEEN is currently holding the 'SEVENTEEN [RIGHT HERE] WORLD TOUR', which started with concerts in Korea on October 12-13. They are in the midst of a U.S. tour and will soon hold 10 dome performances in 4 cities in Japan, starting with the Aichi venue at Vantelin Dome Nagoya on November 29-30.
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