Seeing the news about Stray Kids' new certification, I get the feeling that the songs performed on stage last a long time even in albums. So, regarding this THIS AND THAT news, I was glad to see that there are many people who own the music, rather than just the addition of a large number.

I heard that in the recently announced Circle Chart certifications, the standard edition received Triple Million certification for selling over 3 million copies. Additionally, the FANS version received Platinum certification for selling over 250,000 copies. Since the two versions were certified separately, it would be best not to mix them up based on the same records.

However, the reasons for wanting an album vary slightly from person to person. Some might want to keep the music close, while others might want to preserve the photos and contents from that era. So, when looking at sales figures, I think it reflects the diverse tastes and choices of many different people.

I love the moments when looking back at photos from an activity brings the song from that time to mind as well. Also, when I look at the same photos after some time has passed, I sometimes notice expressions or outfits that I missed the first time. With this group photo, I found myself looking at it again because the different poses of each member caught my eye.

Of course, a single certification isn't everything when it comes to music, but it is a good thing to have a record of the consistent work built up over time. Therefore, this time, I would like to lightly celebrate this welcome achievement and listen to the songs on the album again. I also plan to watch to see how the same music will change on the next stage.