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NCT MARK Triumphs with Solo Debut, Dominates Charts in Korea, China, and Japan

NCT MARK Triumphs with Solo Debut, Dominates Charts in Korea, China, and Japan
NCT Mark

MARK from the group NCT, under SM Entertainment, has made a successful solo debut with his first album 'The Firstfruit,' sweeping the top spots on various global charts.

Released on the 7th, MARK's debut solo album 'The Firstfruit' claimed the number one position on major music charts like Hanteo and Circle Retail Album Chart. The title track '1999' also shot to the top of the Bugs real-time chart upon release, capturing the intense interest of music fans.

MARK's album also topped China's QQ Music digital album sales chart and Japan's AWA real-time rising chart. It reached number one on iTunes Top Album Chart in 14 regions worldwide, including Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Poland, Russia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Norway, Peru, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Turkey, and Vietnam. Additionally, it ranked in the top 10 in 24 regions, including Germany, Japan, India, Sweden, and Australia.
NCT Mark

On the 7th, MARK held a debut showcase at the Seongsu Cultural Arts Center FB Theater, where he performed tracks from the album, including the title song '1999,' 'Righteous,' 'Raincouver,' and 'Too Much.' He also performed his first solo track 'Child' for the first time in three years, firmly establishing his identity as a solo artist.

Concluding the showcase, MARK shared his heartfelt thoughts, saying, "I created this album hoping to convey my true feelings. Through this long process, I've come to understand myself better, and I hope this album resonates with you as well. I was really nervous today, but I'm grateful for the support. As I begin my activities, I'll give it my all, so please stay tuned."

MARK's debut solo album 'The Firstfruit' consists of 13 tracks, including the title track '1999,' and is gaining attention for its autobiographical storytelling.

(SBS Entertainment News | Kang Kyung-youn)
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