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&TEAM just posted its biggest U.S. chart week yet. “Mark on Me” debuted at No. 20 on the Billboard 200, reached No. 1 on World Albums, entered Top Album Sales at No. 3, and…
&TEAM has turned “Mark on Me” into its strongest U.S. chart week so far.
Billboard Brasil and Soompi both report that the Korean mini album debuted at No. 20 on the Billboard 200. That is the group’s highest position on the chart to date and its second Billboard 200 entry overall.
The same release opened at No. 1 on Billboard’s World Albums chart, giving &TEAM its first chart-topper there. It also debuted at No. 3 on Top Album Sales, while the group re-entered the Artist 100 at No. 18 — another career high.
Those four numbers tell slightly different parts of the story. The Billboard 200 measures the album’s overall U.S. chart performance, World Albums shows its position inside the international-album category, Top Album Sales highlights direct album purchases, and Artist 100 reflects the group’s broader weekly momentum across Billboard metrics.
That makes this more useful than a single “No. 20” headline. “Mark on Me” is simultaneously showing stronger reach, stronger album buying and a higher artist-level profile in the United States.
YX LABELS’ official Weverse notices identify “Mark on Me” as &TEAM’s Korean second mini album and document the group’s Korean comeback activity around the release. The chart results now show how that campaign translated into the group’s best U.S. rankings yet.
For fans tracking what comes next, the key number is not only the debut position but the second-week hold. A strong follow-up week would show whether this is a one-week sales spike or a broader step up in U.S. demand. FavPulse will watch the next Billboard update rather than turning every chart movement into a separate thin post.
Billboard Brasil and Soompi both report that the Korean mini album debuted at No. 20 on the Billboard 200. That is the group’s highest position on the chart to date and its second Billboard 200 entry overall.
The same release opened at No. 1 on Billboard’s World Albums chart, giving &TEAM its first chart-topper there. It also debuted at No. 3 on Top Album Sales, while the group re-entered the Artist 100 at No. 18 — another career high.
Those four numbers tell slightly different parts of the story. The Billboard 200 measures the album’s overall U.S. chart performance, World Albums shows its position inside the international-album category, Top Album Sales highlights direct album purchases, and Artist 100 reflects the group’s broader weekly momentum across Billboard metrics.
That makes this more useful than a single “No. 20” headline. “Mark on Me” is simultaneously showing stronger reach, stronger album buying and a higher artist-level profile in the United States.
YX LABELS’ official Weverse notices identify “Mark on Me” as &TEAM’s Korean second mini album and document the group’s Korean comeback activity around the release. The chart results now show how that campaign translated into the group’s best U.S. rankings yet.
For fans tracking what comes next, the key number is not only the debut position but the second-week hold. A strong follow-up week would show whether this is a one-week sales spike or a broader step up in U.S. demand. FavPulse will watch the next Billboard update rather than turning every chart movement into a separate thin post.
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