Xikers has once again made waves on the global music scene by breaking its own record on the US Billboard main chart, 'Billboard 200'. According to the latest Billboard chart released on March 19, Xikers' 3rd mini album 'House of Tricky: Trial And Error', released on March 8 KST, secured the 73rd spot on the prestigious 'Billboard 200' chart.

This achievement marks a significant milestone for Xikers, as it becomes the first 5th generation K-pop boy group to have two albums in the top 100 of the Billboard 200 within just one year of its debut. Their debut album, the 1st mini album 'House of Tricky: Doorbell Ringing', had previously entered the Billboard 200 chart 12 days after its release, sparking excitement among K-pop enthusiasts.

Xikers' recent comeback has not only captured attention on the US Billboard but also on various global charts. Immediately after its release, 'House of Tricky: Trial and Error' soared to the top of the iTunes Top Album Chart in 12 countries and landed on the Apple Music Top Album Chart in 8 countries. Moreover, it secured the 7th position in Japan's Oricon Daily Album Ranking, further solidifying its international appeal.

In addition to dominating digital platforms, the album saw remarkable success in physical sales. 'House of Tricky: Trial and Error' topped both the real-time and daily physical album charts on Hanteo Chart and Circle Chart's daily retail album charts. With an initial sales volume surpassing 220,000 copies, the album set a new record for Xikers.

The music video for the title track "We Don't Stop" also made headlines by surpassing 10 million views on YouTube within approximately 17 hours of its release, demonstrating the group's exponential growth and popularity.

Xikers' global influence extends beyond music charts, as they embarked on their first world tour, 'TRICKY HOUSE: FIRST ENCOUNTER IN USA', touring six major cities in the US. The group's successful world tour, which included stops in Japan and Europe, further cemented its reputation as a rising "performance powerhouse".