The era of 'million-sellers' has arrived, but it's not always just a result of the increased number of fans. K-Pop companies have also come up with creative ways to make the K-Pop consumption experience more dynamic. 

Netizens have recently compiled a list of recently released K-Pop albums to find out how many 'versions' there are of each album.

1. aespa - 'My World'

Intro (4 versions) + Tabloid (1 version) + Poster (4 versions) + Zine (2 versions) + SMini (4 versions)

2. (G)I-DLE - 'I Feel'

Cover (3 versions) + Jewel (5 versions) + Photocard (3 versions) + Photobook (1 version)

3. LE SSERAFIM - 'Unforgiven'

Photobook (3 versions) + Compact (5 versions) + Weverse (2 versions)

4. IVE - 'I've IVE'

Photobook (3 versions) + Jewel (6 versions) + Special (1 version) + LP (1 version)

5. NCT DOJAEJUNG - 'Perfume'

Photobook (1 version) + Box (3 versions) + Digipack (3 versions) + SMini (3 versions)

6. The Boyz - 'Be Awake'

Photobook (3 versions) + Jewel (11 versions) + Platform (3 versions)

7. Seventeen - 'FML'

Photobook (3 versions) + Carat Class (13 versions) + Weverse (1 version) + Deluxe (1 version) + KiT (1 version)

8. ENHYPEN - 'Dark Blood'

Photobook (3 versions) + ENGENE (7 versions) + Weverse (1 version)

Some netizens reacted with comments like:

"To me it all looks like trash."

"The more members you have, the more versions you can sell...."

"Is there a way they can just sell the photocards..?"

"No wonder everyone is selling a million albums."

"These companies and their sales tactics these days... it's ridiculous."

"So many individual fans just buy hundreds of albums all by themselves."

"Every single group here has over 10 versions."

"This is why album sales are meaningless."

"This is so bad for the environment."

"It's seriously too much."

"The more versions there are, the more I just feel like buying only one version that I like."

"Million-sellers? Get rid of all those individual member versions and some of these groups won't even sell half of that."