TXT's Yeonjun is on an unstoppable streak. Hot on the heels of his groundbreaking performance at iHeartRadio's Z100 Summer Bash in New York—making him the first Korean artist to headline the festival—the soloist has now claimed another major milestone: the highest first-week sales of any Korean soloist in 2026.

The achievement comes courtesy of his solo project "NO LABELS: PART 02," which has blown past the competition in terms of initial sales volume. The numbers underscore just how much momentum Yeonjun has built around his solo work, even while remaining active with TXT.

This marks the second major victory for the project in as many weeks. The July 13 announcement of his Z100 Summer Bash performance already signaled that Yeonjun's solo venture had captured significant mainstream attention, particularly in the United States. Now the domestic sales figures confirm the project's strength at home as well.

Yeonjun's dual success—both breaking barriers internationally and dominating the Korean charts—reflects a growing trend of K-pop idols successfully carving out solo spaces while maintaining their group careers. His ability to deliver across both fronts suggests a level of artistry and star power that extends beyond TXT's already considerable fanbase.

For context, "NO LABELS: PART 02" represents a continuation of Yeonjun's solo endeavor, building on earlier momentum from the series. The project has resonated strongly with listeners, translating fan interest into tangible chart performance.

With festival appearances lined up and record-breaking sales in hand, Yeonjun's 2026 solo campaign shows no signs of slowing down. The numbers make clear that his solo project isn't just a side venture—it's a legitimate commercial and creative force in its own right.