K-pop group &TEAM just proved their first Korean comeback was worth the wait. Their new mini album “Mark on Me”, released on September 8, has officially become the highest first-week seller of their career — and fans are here for it.
According to Hanteo Chart, the album moved a massive 1,357,357 copies between September 8–14, smashing &TEAM’s earlier personal best of 1,238,907 copies set earlier this year by their Japanese EP “We on Fire.”
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&TEAM Snapshot: Old Record vs New Record
| Detail | Previous Record | New Record |
|---|---|---|
| Album | “We on Fire” (Japanese EP) | “Mark on Me” (Korean mini album) |
| First-week sales | 1,238,907 copies | 1,357,357 copies |
| Sales tracker | Hanteo Chart | Hanteo Chart |
| Milestone | Career-best at the time | New all-time career-best |
Why This Comeback Hits Different
“Mark on Me” isn’t just another release — it’s &TEAM’s first-ever Korean comeback, making the record-breaking numbers even sweeter. Formed through the reality survival show I-LAND2: N/a, &TEAM has steadily built a global fanbase since debut, and this milestone confirms their momentum is only growing.
The title track, also called “Mark on Me,” has been generating buzz since its trailer dropped, and the album’s commercial success shows &TEAM converting hype into hard numbers — a strong signal ahead of their next comeback cycle.
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What’s Next for &TEAM?
With a fresh sales record in hand, expectations are already building for &TEAM’s next release. If this Korean debut comeback performed this well, industry watchers expect their future title tracks to push even bigger numbers on both Hanteo and global streaming charts.
FAQs
Q1. How many copies did &TEAM’s “Mark on Me” sell in its first week?
It sold 1,357,357 copies between September 8–14, according to Hanteo Chart.
Q2. Is “Mark on Me” &TEAM’s best-selling album ever?
Yes — it broke their previous personal record of 1,238,907 copies set by “We on Fire.”
