Are NMIXX's million album sales all fake? The internet is raising four major doubts!

In recent years, in the KPOP scene, it has become quite common to observe groups selling over a million albums. Whether it is the first-week sales (initial sales) or the total sales volume, reaching the milestone of one million sales serves as a testament to the group's popularity.

When it comes to groups that have sold over a million albums, it's not just the already established powerful groups or the ones with significant popularity overseas. Even the recent fourth-generation female groups and limited groups are making remarkable progress. Rising towards the ranks of million-seller female groups, successful acts like IVE, aespa, NewJeans, and LE SSERAFIM are making their mark in the KPOP scene.

However, the fourth-generation girl group, NMIXX, which made a comeback last week, is currently facing suspicion from Korean netizens regarding possible chart manipulation, as their album sales are about to reach one million. Accusations of potential repurchasing have triggered widespread discussions and debates within the KPOP community.

Netizens posted on a South Korean forum that NMIXX, who made their comeback last Tuesday (11th), had already sold 973,000 albums by last Friday (14th), achieving this impressive figure in less than a week. It is expected that they will surpass one million in sales before the first week's sales are officially tallied.