CRAVITY debuted on the top spot of seven iTunes chart regions. Their debut album SEASON1: [HIDEOUT: REMEMBER WHO WE ARE], released on April 14, ranked first in iTunes' Top K-Pop Album Chart in regions, namely in the United States, Malaysia, Sweden, Japan, Vietnam, Indonesia, and Chile shortly after its release.

The album also ranked second in the UK, Taiwan, Singapore, Mexico, and France, and ranked third in 12 regions. Apart from these, achieved the 4th spot in the iTunes Comprehensive Chart, World Wide iTunes Album Chart, and ranked 1st in three regions in Chile, Vietnam, and Malaysia in the iTunes Top Music Album Chart, achieving unprecedented global performance. 

Further, the title song Break All The Rules ranked no. 1 in Norway and Turkey in the iTunes Top K-Pop Song Chart, no. 2 in Poland, 7th in Indonesia, 8th in Germany, and 12th in the United States. B-sides Jumper and Star also placed 3rd and 7th, respectively.

Jeff Benjamin, Billboard's columnist and TIDAL editor, said on his SNS, "Leading rookie: Newly debuted boy band CRAVITY has hit No. 1 on U.S. iTunes, Top K-Pop Albums chart with their debut album 'Hideout: Remember Who We Are - Season 1.' They're the first #Kpop group to debut in 2020 to earn this achievement."

CRAVITY, which proved to be a remarkable group in 2020 by heating up overseas charts, has attracted great attention from music fans all over the world. At the same time, they charted on top of Hanteo's daily charts. In the debut showcase, conducted through Naver V Live, they exceeded 1 million viewers and 260 million hearts.

Moreover, they rose to the top of the real-time trends worldwide on Twitter, and the number of hits for the title song music video has continued to be a big success, surpassing 3 million views in a day.

CRAVITY's debut song Break all the Rules is an urban hip-hop track with powerful drums, colorful vocal melodies, and harmony. This song contains the meaning "let's break the frame and rules by yourself." The group made their stage debut performance on Mnet's M Countdown on April 16.