ALLDAY PROJECT Sweeps Hanteo Week 2 of December with Double Crown, Signaling Mainstream Breakthrough

ALLDAY PROJECT delivered a decisive statement on Hanteo Chart’s weekly rankings for the second week of December 2025, securing No. 1 on both the World Chart and the Album Chart. Beyond a single win, the double crown signals measurable demand: attention translated into verified consumption while global-facing indicators moved in the same direction.

According to the weekly update released on December 15, the charting window covered December 8 through December 14. Hanteo’s World Chart aggregates album and digital performance alongside authentication, social activity and media signals to reflect overall influence, while the Album Chart is anchored to an album index derived from worldwide physical sales and distribution follow-through.

On the Weekly World Chart, ALLDAY PROJECT led with a World Index of 16,500.00. The same ranking listed G-DRAGON second with 10,782.43 and JENNIE third with 10,596.43, showing the week was not a low-activity gap but a head-to-head moment alongside top-tier names.

The lead was even clearer on the Weekly Album Chart. The group’s first mini-album “ALLDAY PROJECT” ranked No. 1 with an album index of 297,275.72, corresponding to 250,071 copies sold. WayV’s winter special “白色定格 (Eternal White)” followed with 186,321 copies, and Doyoung’s “Promise” placed third with 37,677 copies—evidence of a visible gap rather than a narrow edge.

• Tracking window: Dec 8–14; weekly update released Dec 15
• World Chart: World Index 16,500.00 in a competitive week
• Album Chart: 250,071 copies sold with a clear margin

For industry watchers, a “high physical conversion plus a World Chart lead” tends to be more informative than a single ranking. Strong album sales show purchase conversion and organized demand, while the World Chart suggests that engagement and exposure extend beyond one market through social and media diffusion.

Post-update conversations typically revolve around two questions: whether the debut-era release has established a distinct musical identity, and whether high visibility from physical sales can carry into stronger digital listening and stage-driven buzz in the next cycle. These are expectations rather than conclusions, but they map how audiences will measure the next step.

## 【KStarLoud Insight】 From an industry perspective, this double crown points to three upgrades in ALLDAY PROJECT’s current position. First, quarter-million weekly physical sales imply reliable conversion—interest turning into paid action at scale—which matters for touring projections, merchandise performance and sponsorship readiness. Second, a World Chart lead suggests momentum is not limited to shipment volume; it is reflected in cross-platform participation, including authentication activity, sustained social conversations and media reach beyond release week. Third, outperforming other releases in the same tracking window indicates coordinated demand in a competitive week, shaping how broadcasters and brands gauge the group’s practical scale.

Looking ahead, the key test is whether physical power extends into longer-tail listening and broader non-fan awareness. If the next campaign sharpens a repeatable musical signature and performance identity, the World Chart components tied to engagement and media reach can stay elevated even as the first-week sales surge cools. If not, the curve may normalize after the debut peak. Either way, this double crown sets a baseline the market can track and marks a pivot from “rookie with buzz” to an act with measurable scale.