Fans Select Stray Kids’ “DO IT” as This Week’s Favorite New Track
Stray Kids’ DO IT Sweeps Billboard Readers’ Poll
Published Nov. 21 — Readers chose the new five-track mixtape as this week’s favorite release.

DO IT, the freshly released five-track mixtape from Stray Kids, overwhelmingly topped Billboard’s reader poll this week, earning 86% of the votes and outpacing all other new releases.
The poll — published on Friday, Nov. 21 — took place amid a busy release week that included the Wicked: For Good soundtrack (released alongside the film’s opening weekend), as well as new singles and projects from Tate McRae, The Kid LAROI and Tainy featuring Karol G. Despite strong competition, DO IT emerged as the clear favorite among readers.
Marketed by the group as both a mixtape and a “special album,” DO IT follows their full-length release Karma, which reached No. 1 on the Billboard 200 in September. The collection is presented as part of the SKZ IT TAPE series and channels a seize-the-moment ethos: confident, bold and immediate.
The mixtape’s tracklist includes: “Do It,” “DIVINE,” “Holiday,” “Photobook” and “Do It (Festival Version).” The lead title track arrives with a cinematic, choreography-driven music video that underscores the group’s high-energy concept.
Runners-up in the poll included Tate McRae’s So Close to What???, which captured nearly 6% of votes, and the Wicked: For Good soundtrack, which received just over 5%.
Scroll down to view the full poll results.

Texas’ New Attorney General Nathan Johnson Is a Former ‘Dragon Ball Z’ Composer
Bob Dylan and Pope Leo XIV Meet at the Vatican
Hitsujibungaku, Kyary Pamyu Pamyu and Otoboke Beaver to Play Japanese Music Showcase matsuri ’26 in London
BAND-MAID Discuss the Playfulness of ‘SPIN,’ the ‘BEYBLADE X Bey Kingdom Arc’ Ending Theme, in Interview
Sombr Jokes He’s ‘Really Tough’ After Chipping His Tooth in a Not-So-Hardcore Onstage Incident
Cardi B Reveals First Photos and Uncommon Name of Her Son With Stefon Diggs as He Turns 1
‘Chucky’ Creator Taunts Nicki Minaj After She Posts AI Image of Doll Wearing ‘Vote Red’ Badge
Starbucks’ First Holiday Album in More Than a Decade Features Christmas Covers by Brandi Carlile, Leon Thomas and Magnus Ferrell, Plus a JYT Original