Solo debut enters Billboard 200; second-highest for a male K-pop artist this year after Jin

TXT member Yeonjun has made his solo debut with the mini-album No Labels: Part 01, entering Billboard’s main albums chart at No. 10 on the chart dated November 22. The release marks Yeonjun’s first solo project in six years and eight months since his debut with TXT.

According to a chart preview posted on Billboard’s official site, No Labels: Part 01 sold 27,000 copies in its first week, with 2,000 SEA units. This ranking makes Yeonjun the second-highest K-pop male solo artist to enter the Billboard 200 this year, behind Jin of BTS, who placed third.

No Labels: Part 01 has also performed well in Japan, where it climbed to No. 2 on Oricon’s Daily Album Ranking on November 14, following a No. 1 peak earlier in the month. The album’s Japan performance underscores its growing international appeal.

Domestic sales also highlight the release’s impact, with first-week sales surpassing 600,000 copies on the Korea-based Hanto (Hanteo) Chart, earning it a “half-million seller” designation. Yeonjun’s solo success expands TXT’s footprint as the group continues its global activities.