TXT Yeonjun Circle Chart 2025 Rankings: Solo Album Returns to #1
TXT's Yeonjun returns to #1 on the Circle Weekly Album Chart for Dec 14-20. Discover how Hwasa, TWICE, and more performed in the latest 2025 rankings.
Retaking the throne isn't easy, but he made it look effortless. TXT's Yeonjun is back at the top, proving his solo debut has lasting power that goes beyond initial hype.
Inside the TXT Yeonjun Circle Chart 2025 Rankings
Circle Chart recently unveiled its rankings for the week of December 14 to 20, and it's a massive win for Yeonjun. His solo mini album, 'NO LABELS: PART 01', successfully reclaimed the No. 1 spot on the physical album chart. It's an impressive feat that highlights his dominant presence as a solo act within the competitive K-pop landscape.
He wasn't the only one making waves. VERIVERY's new single 'Lost and Found' re-entered the chart, showing strong momentum. Other heavy hitters like MAMAMOO's Hwasa, HUNTR/X, and TWICE also dominated various categories, signaling a high-energy end to the year for music fans globally.
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