Tomorrow X Together (TXT) has scored another major milestone on the U.S. charts, debuting at No. 3 on the Billboard 200 with their latest release, 7th Year: A Moment of Stillness in the Thorns.

According to Billboard’s latest chart preview, the album earned 69,000 equivalent album units in its first week, marking TXT’s eighth Top 10 entry on the prestigious chart. The achievement further cements the group’s consistent global presence, especially in the competitive U.S. market, where chart performance reflects a combination of physical sales, digital downloads, and streaming activity.

Despite the strong debut, TXT faced tough competition this week. The No. 1 spot was claimed by Ella Langley with her album Dandelion, followed by Morgan Wallen’s I’m the Problem at No. 2. Still, landing at No. 3 places TXT among the top-performing artists of the week and highlights their continued growth in international influence.

Meanwhile, fellow HYBE labelmates BTS also remained a dominant force on the chart. Their latest album, ARIRANG, secured the No. 4 position with 62,000 equivalent album units. While this represents a 21% decline from the previous week, the album’s performance remains impressive given its earlier success — it previously held the No. 1 spot for three consecutive weeks before gradually descending to No. 3 and now No. 4.

The continued presence of both TXT and BTS in the Top 5 underscores the sustained popularity of K-pop acts in the U.S. market. It also reflects strong fan engagement, with both groups maintaining high levels of album sales and streaming activity even weeks after release.

The Billboard 200 ranks the most popular albums in the United States each week using a metric known as “equivalent album units.” This system combines traditional album sales, track-equivalent albums (TEA), and streaming-equivalent albums (SEA), offering a comprehensive measure of an album’s overall consumption.

For TXT, this latest achievement adds to an already impressive chart history, reinforcing their reputation as one of the leading fourth-generation K-pop groups. For BTS, maintaining a Top 5 position weeks after release demonstrates their enduring dominance and ability to compete across multiple markets and audiences.

As the chart continues to evolve in the coming weeks, all eyes will be on whether TXT can maintain their momentum — and how BTS’ ARIRANG continues its chart run after an already remarkable streak at the top.