TXT’s Yeonjun has earned his second solo spot on the Billboard 200, with NO LABELS: PART 02 debuting at No. 16. The result keeps Yeonjun’s solo run visible on the United States’ main album chart across two releases.
The July 10 EP brings an important clarification for MOA: this is a major new Billboard milestone, but not Yeonjun’s highest placement. His first solo EP, NO LABELS: PART 01, reached No. 10, making the new release his second consecutive Billboard 200 entry.
Yeonjun returns to the Billboard 200 at No. 16
NO LABELS: PART 02 arrived at No. 16 on the Billboard 200, extending Yeonjun’s solo chart streak after last year’s NO LABELS: PART 01. For the TXT member, the result shows that his individual releases can continue reaching U.S. album listeners beyond a one-time debut moment.
The project is Yeonjun’s second mini album and contains six tracks, led by title song “Ice Cream.” The release followed a fast solo comeback cycle, arriving roughly eight months after the first NO LABELS installment.
The two-release comparison is the key detail behind this chart update. PART 01 remains Yeonjun’s highest Billboard 200 placement at No. 10, while PART 02 confirms that his solo work has now made the chart twice in a row.
Yeonjun NO LABELS PART 02 Billboard chart results
Beyond the Billboard 200, Yeonjun’s latest EP landed across several other Billboard rankings, giving the comeback a wider album, artist, and song-chart footprint.
- NO LABELS: PART 02 debuted at No. 1 on Billboard World Albums.
- The EP reached Billboard Top Album Sales.
- Yeonjun ranked No. 17 on Billboard Artist 100.
- “Ice Cream” entered Billboard Global Excl. U.S. at No. 89.
Those placements put the spotlight on more than one metric. The album’s Billboard 200 position leads the U.S. story, while the World Albums and Top Album Sales results show strong support for the physical release and its global K-pop audience.
Global sales give the comeback added momentum
Outside the U.S., NO LABELS: PART 02 reached No. 1 on Oricon’s Daily Album Ranking and No. 2 on its Weekly Combined Album Ranking in Japan. The EP sold more than 660,000 copies on its release day, then exceeded 738,000 copies by the end of its first week.
The first-week total was reported as a record for a solo album released in Korea this year, while its release-day sales surpassed the first EP’s first-week figure in a single day. The next Billboard updates will show whether NO LABELS: PART 02 holds its U.S. chart presence and whether “Ice Cream” continues building beyond its first global entry.