Recently, Seventeen's Japanese mini album "24H" was officially certified platinum by the Recording Industry Association of Japan (RIAJ).
Basically, an album will be certified platinum by the RIAJ if its sales exceed 250,000 copies after its release.
This marks Seventeen's 3rd Japanese album to receive platinum certification, after their first Japanese single "Happy Ending" and their 2nd Japanese single "Fallin" Flower "were certified double platinum.
What's more, Seventeen's Japanese debut album “We Make You”, which was released in 2018, was certified gold by the RIAJ upon release, meaning that every single recording of Seventeen's Japanese has received a certification from the RIAJ.
To thank fans for their new platinum certification with "24H", Seventeen shared via their Japanese Twitter account, writing, "We want to sincerely thank Carats for always being by our side and making us shine brightly."
“'24H' is a song that we recorded while thinking of Carat, so we were really happy to be loved. We hope to meet you with a new image soon. We will always be waiting for you. "
Congratulations to Seventeen on the latest milestones with their third Japanese mini album “24H“. (www.kpopchart.net)
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JAPAN 2ND MINI ALBUM「24H」が日本レコード協会のゴールドディスク認定にてプラチナディスク（累計25万枚以上出荷）に認定されました！CARATの皆様の応援のおかげです。ありがとうございました！
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