List of Circle Album Chart number ones of 2024

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The Circle Album Chart is a South Korean record chart that ranks the best-selling albums and EPs in South Korea. It is part of the Circle Chart, which launched in February 2010 as the Gaon Chart. [1] The data is compiled by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the Korea Music Content Industry Association based upon weekly/monthly physical album sales by six major South Korean distributors: Kakao Entertainment, SM Entertainment, Sony Music Korea, Warner Music Korea, Universal Music and Stone Music Entertainment. [2]

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Weekly charts

List of number-one albums on the weekly Circle Album Chart in 2024
Week ending dateAlbumArtistWeekly salesRef.
January 6 Be There for Me NCT 127 131,270 [3]
January 13 Born to Be Itzy 487,655 [4]
January 20 Fe3O4: Break Nmixx 703,495 [5]
January 27 Sparkling Blue TWS 237,606 [6]
February 3 2 (G)I-dle 860,788 [7]
February 10 Killin' It P1Harmony 148,136 [8]
February 17Happy & N.SSign 203,820 [9]
February 24 Easy Le Sserafim 977,946 [10]
March 2Asterum: 134-1 Plave 394,220 [11]
March 9 Wish NCT Wish 244,157 [12]
March 16Voyage Tempest 114,888 [13]
March 23Phantasy Pt. 3: Love Letter The Boyz 253,016 [14]
March 30 Dream()scape NCT Dream 1,821,041 [15]
April 6 Minisode 3: Tomorrow Tomorrow X Together 1,542,718 [16]
April 13Youth Chapter 1: Youth Days Epex 178,537 [17]
April 20 How? BoyNextDoor 566,083 [18]
April 27Bright; 燦 Lee Chan-won 601,213 [19]
May 4 17 Is Right Here Seventeen 2,792,406 [20]
May 11206,947 [21]
May 18 You Had Me at Hello Zerobaseone 902,638 [22]
May 25 How Sweet NewJeans 826,802 [23]
June 1 Golden Hour: Part.1 Ateez 1,140,270 [24]
June 8 Give Me That WayV 300,719 [25]
June 15 Na Nayeon 390,799 [26]
June 22 Supernatural NewJeans832,656 [27]
June 29Summer Beat!TWS489,200 [28]
July 6 Songbird NCT Wish348,222 [29]
July 13 Romance: Untold Enhypen 1,841,054 [30]
July 20 Ate Stray Kids 2,654,572 [31]
July 27Romance: UntoldEnhypen193,310 [32]
August 3147,728 [33]
August 10AteStray Kids94,238 [34]
August 17 Supersonic Fromis 9 92,522 [35]
August 24 Fe3O4: Stick Out Nmixx577,997 [36]
August 31 Cinema Paradise Zerobaseone1,086,861 [37]
September 7 Hello, World Baekhyun 765,312 [38]
September 14 19.99 BoyNextDoor752,084 [39]
September 21 Riizing: Epilogue Riize 203,760 [40]
September 28 Steady NCT Wish329,726 [41]
October 5 Walk NCT 12784,582 [42]
October 12Cinema ParadiseZerobaseone51,417 [43]
October 19 Spill the Feels Seventeen2,674,583 [44]
October 26 Whiplash Aespa 841,757 [45]
November 2 Drip Babymonster 444,674 [46]

Monthly charts

List of number-one albums on the monthly Circle Album Chart in 2024
MonthAlbumArtistSalesRef.
January2(G)I-dle815,288 [47]
February With You-th Twice 1,086,571 [48]
MarchDream()scapeNCT Dream1,836,475 [49]
April17 Is Right HereSeventeen2,763,981 [50]
MayGolden Hour: Part.1Ateez1,140,270 [51]
June Riizing Riize962,509 [52]
JulyAteStray Kids2,723,327 [53]
AugustCinema ParadiseZerobaseone1,086,861 [54]
SeptemberHello, WorldBaekhyun1,183,786 [55]
OctoberSpill the FeelsSeventeen3,076,910 [56]

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