This week’s Circle Chart rankings (September 6–12) bring a mix of comeback debuts, holdover hits, and one artist quietly dominating almost every download slot available. Here’s the full breakdown.
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K-Pop: Physical Album Chart
&TEAM claimed the top spot with their first-ever Korean comeback, Mark on Me, debuting straight at No. 1. Right behind, EVAN (Heeseung)‘s solo debut mini album DEATH OF ME entered at No. 2 — a strong showing for his first project as a soloist.
| Rank | Artist | Album |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | &TEAM | Mark on Me |
| 2 | EVAN (Heeseung) | DEATH OF ME |
| 3 | LE SSERAFIM | Made My Night |
| 4 | CORTIS (Weverse ver.) | GREENGREEN |
| 5 | EXO’s D.O. | DOPAMINE |
Overall Digital Chart
Lim Young Woong swept in with a double crown this week, as his title track “ToTo” debuted at No. 1 on both the overall digital chart and the streaming chart simultaneously — a rare feat that speaks to how quickly the song caught on across multiple listening formats.
| Rank | Artist | Song |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Lim Young Woong | ToTo |
| 2 | RESCENE | LOVE ATTACK |
| 3 | CORTIS | REDRED |
| 4 | I.O.I | Suddenly |
| 5 | BIG Naughty | Nostalgia |
Download Chart
This is where Lim Young Woong’s dominance really shows: he swept all five top spots with tracks from his new album IM HERO 10 — “ToTo,” “Baila,” “Moise,” “Please Be Happy,” and “A Song For Us” all landed in the top five simultaneously, an unusually complete download sweep.
Streaming Chart
RESCENE‘s “LOVE ATTACK” held firm at No. 1 for a second straight week, with CORTIS‘s “REDRED” and I.O.I‘s “Suddenly” also unchanged at No. 2 and No. 3. Lower down, BIG Naughty‘s “Nostalgia” jumped to No. 4, and RESCENE landed a second song on the list with their remake of “Pretty Girl” at No. 5.
Global K-Pop Chart
HUNTR/X‘s “Golden” — from the KPop Demon Hunters soundtrack — held onto No. 1 globally, with BTS‘s “SWIM” steady at No. 2. Rosé and Bruno Mars‘ crossover hit “APT.” climbed back to No. 3, while ATEEZ‘s “BAD” and ILLIT‘s “It’s Me” rounded out the top five.
Social Chart 3.0
ILLIT retained the top spot on the social engagement chart, followed by BTS, BLACKPINK, TWICE, and Stray Kids — a lineup that reflects sustained online fan activity rather than new releases alone.
For more weekly K-pop chart updates and comeback tracking, check out TechnoSports’ entertainment section.
FAQs
Q: What did Lim Young Woong achieve this week?
A: He scored a double crown, topping both the overall digital and streaming charts with “ToTo,” while sweeping the entire top five of the download chart.
Q: Which artist topped this week’s physical album chart?
A: &TEAM topped it with their Korean mini album “Mark on Me.”
