
The deluxe edition brought the group's first studio album back onto four Billboard charts, including a No. 3 spot on World Albums.

BOYNEXTDOOR's first studio album HOME is back on the Billboard 200, returning this week at No. 177.
Soompi reports that the comeback on the chart came after the release of the album's repackaged edition, HOME: DELUXE. The return also gives the group a new milestone: HOME is now the first BOYNEXTDOOR album to last longer than a single week on the Billboard 200.
The Billboard 200 measures the most popular albums in the U.S. each week, and HOME already made history there once. The album opened at No. 16 in June, landing the group its first top 20 entry on the chart.
The deluxe release lifted the album on Billboard's other album rankings as well. HOME came back onto the World Albums chart at No. 3, close to the top of the list.
On Top Album Sales, the album re-entered at No. 9. That placement made it the ninth best-selling album in the country for the week.
The group's own numbers also went up. BOYNEXTDOOR returned to the Artist 100 at No. 9, bringing their total time on that chart to nine weeks.
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