Streets of Japan covered with INFINITE's 'Be Mine' promos

INFINITE is off to a great start with the release of their second Japanese single, 'Be Mine'!

On April 18th, the boys landed second on the Oricon daily singles chart on the day of its release and is still securely in second place as of the 19th. The boys were beat out by Mr. Children, a group that is considered Japan's national group, so the feat is still a remarkable one for INFINITE.

Large LED screens featuring INFINITE's pictures are also being displayed around the streets of Tokyo. Shibuya also has four LED screens in addition to promotional trucks running through the city, making it look as if Japan is quite literally covered in INFINITE.

Their success shouldn't be too much of a surprise considering the boys swept the pre-order charts with all three versions of their single coming in at #1, #2, and #3 on�Tower Records' daily sales chart, and Japan's biggest music website, 'music.jp', where the boys ranked all three of their songs on the weekly albums chart in the top three.

The boys will be holding special promotional events on April 25th in Tokyo, 27th in Osaka, and the 30th in Fukuoka.

Source + Photos: Herald News via Naver