&TEAM's second Korean mini album 'Mark on Me' sold 1,224,524 copies on its release day of September 8, 2026, topping the daily Hanteo Chart and making it the group's fourth consecutive million-selling release. The figure surpasses &TEAM's own previous first-day Hanteo record of 1,139,988 copies — set by their Korean debut mini album 'Back to Life' in 2025 — and follows their Japanese EP 'We on Fire,' which became their third consecutive million-seller earlier this year.
'MARK ON ME' TRACKLIST: BANG SI-HYEOK AND CURTIS ON THE PRODUCTION CREDITS
The six-track mini album includes the title song 'Mark on Me' alongside 'Good Boy,' 'Love Journal,' 'Accelerate,' 'Empty,' and 'Night to howl!' The track 'Good Boy' lists HYBE Chairman Bang Si-hyeok — also known as Hitman Bang — alongside Supreme Boy, His Noise, and Curtis among its producers. Bang Si-hyeok's direct production contribution to a non-BTS act's Korean release is rare in HYBE's recent output and signals the label's investment in &TEAM's Korean market rollout at the highest creative tier.
'Mark on Me' is available in four physical versions: CRAVE YOU ver., TAME ME ver., SOLO ver. (with individual editions for each of the nine members), and Mini CD-R ver. The solo collecting structure drives multi-copy purchasing within a single release window and is a primary contributor to the first-day Hanteo figure. A Japan release follows on September 21, 2026.
FOUR CONSECUTIVE MILLION-SELLERS: &TEAM'S COMMERCIAL RUN EXTENDS TO KOREA
&TEAM debuted in Japan in 2022 under a HYBE joint venture and built their first million-seller milestones through Japanese-market releases. 'Mark on Me' is their second Korean mini album and their first to cross the million-seller threshold in the Korean market — representing a new sales channel, a different audience composition, and a demonstration that &TEAM's commercial infrastructure is no longer Japan-exclusive. Four consecutive million-sellers across two markets and two languages is an achievement that places &TEAM in the same tier as K-pop's most commercially consistent acts.
SOURCE HYBE's label described 'Mark on Me' as showing 'a more mature side' of the group — a framing consistent with the album as a transitional moment in &TEAM's catalogue rather than a continuation of their established sonic identity. The production credit for Bang Si-hyeok on 'Good Boy' reinforces the label's positioning of the album as a priority Korean release, not a secondary market adaptation of the group's Japanese product.
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