INFINITE, the legendary K-Pop boy group, has once again proven their lasting impact in the industry. The group recently achieved a massive milestone, surpassing 100,000 album sales for the first time in their 15-year career with their latest release, Dangerous. At the same time, member Lee Sungjong secured a legal victory against his former agency, SPK Entertainment, for unpaid settlements. Let’s dive into these two remarkable achievements.


INFINITE Surpasses 100K Album Sales for the First Time


Despite being veterans in the K-Pop industry, INFINITE continues to capture fans’ hearts with their music. Their latest album, Dangerous, has officially sold over 100,000 copies, marking their highest-selling album to date.


A Look at INFINITE’s Past Album Sales


Before Dangerous, INFINITE’s best-selling albums included:


New Emotions (2023) – 80,000+ copies


BAD (2015) – 64,000+ copies


Man in Love (2013) – 67,000+ copies



With Dangerous, the group has broken their own record, demonstrating their strong fanbase and lasting relevance in the competitive K-Pop scene.


Digital Success & YouTube Views


The success of Dangerous isn’t limited to album sales. The music video has already surpassed 9 million views on YouTube, and the song is performing well on streaming platforms like Spotify and Melon. Fans have shown unwavering support by purchasing the album and streaming the song, solidifying INFINITE’s place as one of K-Pop’s most enduring groups.


Sungjong Wins Lawsuit Against SPK Entertainment


In addition to the group’s musical success, INFINITE’s Sungjong has won a major legal battle against his former agency, SPK Entertainment. The singer had been embroiled in a lawsuit over unpaid settlements for his work, including INFINITE’s earnings, YouTube appearances, and revenue from Japanese fan meetings.


Background of the Lawsuit


Sungjong signed with SPK Entertainment in August 2022.


The agency failed to pay him as promised and did not support his career.


After multiple attempts to resolve the issue, Sungjong terminated his contract in 2023.


He filed a lawsuit demanding his unpaid settlements.



On February 28, 2025 (KST), the court ruled in his favor, ordering SPK Entertainment to pay the owed amount with interest.


Fan Reactions & Industry Impact


Fans celebrated Sungjong’s victory, calling it a win for artist rights in K-Pop. This case highlights the ongoing struggles many idols face with unfair contracts and non-payment, and Sungjong’s success could inspire others to take legal action when mistreated.


INFINITE’s Bright Future


With their latest album achieving record-breaking sales and Sungjong securing justice, INFINITE is proving they are stronger than ever. This dual success shows that they still have a powerful presence in the industry, and fans are eagerly looking forward to their next moves.


Are you excited about INFINITE’s new milestone and Sungjong’s victory? Share your thoughts in the comments below!



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