TXT’s Yeonjun has entered the U.S. Billboard’s main album chart as a solo artist, signaling a strong global presence. According to a chart preview article posted on Billboard’s official site on November 17, Yeonjun’s mini album No LABELS: PART 01, released on November 7, debuted at No. 10 on the Billboard 200 for the chart dated November 22. This marks the second-highest ranking for a Korean male solo artist on this chart this year, behind BTS member Jungkook at No. 3.

In his six years and eight months since debut, Yeonjun’s first solo album has directly entered the Top 10 on Billboard’s main chart, underscoring his global presence. The album sold 27,000 copies in physical form and 2,000 SEA units (streams converted to sales). The release has also performed well in Japan, where it ranked No. 2 on Oricon’s Daily Album Ranking on November 14, following a previous No. 1 on November 10 and a No. 3 on the weekly digital album ranking (November 3–9). According to Hanter Chart, No LABELS: PART 01 sold over 600,000 copies in its first week, earning a place as a “half-million seller.”