ILLIT’s “It’s Me” surpasses 100 million cumulative streams in Japan (Oricon)

Oricon says “It’s Me” reached over 100 million cumulative streams in Japan, joining two earlier ILLIT tracks that have hit the same mark and highlighting the group’s continuing commercial strength in the Japanese market.

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- Oricon’s weekly streaming ranking shows “It’s Me” passed the 100 million cumulative streams threshold.
- The article notes “Magnetic” and “Almond Chocolate” are the other two ILLIT songs to exceed 100 million on Oricon.
- Oricon reported weekly streaming for the song at roughly 5.09 million for the referenced week and cumulative streams of about 103.8 million.
- Oricon and multiple Korean outlets describe “It’s Me” as a long-running hit remaining on major Japanese charts.
- Other outlets in the same reporting window (Chosun bnt News, TopstarNews) reiterate the Oricon milestone and highlight continued placements on Billboard Global charts and YouTube view milestones.
- The song’s sustained streaming helps maintain ILLIT’s visibility ahead of their announced October comeback.
- The streaming achievement signals strong listener retention in Japan months after release.
- Reports link the streaming success to heightened expectations for ILLIT’s fifth mini album, “BREAK EVEN,” due Oct. 26 (previously reported).
- No cancellations, health notices, or lineup changes are reported in these sources.

Read full analysis on oricon.co.jp

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