&TEAM Enters Billboard 200 For the First Time With "We On Fire"

&TEAM Enters Billboard 200 For the First Time With "We On Fire"

&TEAM has officially arrived on the Billboard 200. The global boy group, formed through HYBE Labels Japan, has earned their first-ever entry on the US albums chart with their latest EP "We On Fire."

On May 26 local time, Billboard confirmed that "We On Fire" debuted at No. 50 on the Top 200 Albums chart for the week ending May 30 — a strong first showing that signals genuine demand for the group in the US market.

A milestone years in the making

&TEAM debuted in 2022 and have been building momentum steadily since, largely through the Japanese market where they've seen considerable success. But cracking the Billboard 200 at No. 50 — especially as a group that primarily promotes in Japan — is a meaningful step beyond their home territory.

The No. 50 debut suggests that their fanbase extends well beyond Asia, and that their presence on global platforms (streaming, social media, international touring) has been paying off in measurable ways.

&TEAM at a media showcase in 2025
&TEAM at their "Back to Life" media showcase in October 2025. The nine-member group continues to expand their global footprint.

The "We On Fire" EP

The EP's title track leans into the group's energetic, performance-driven identity — heavy choreography, layered vocals, and a production style that balances pop appeal with the polished edge you'd expect from a HYBE-affiliated group. Early reviews have highlighted the EP's cohesive production and the vocal versatility across its nine members.

This kind of chart entry is also a signal to the industry. For a Japan-based global group to land inside the top 50 of the Billboard 200, it shows that the "global group" model — where teams are assembled with multinational members and release content across multiple languages and markets — is more than a talking point. It's producing real results.

What comes next

Landing at No. 50 on a first entry is a strong position to build from. If &TEAM can maintain or improve on this with their next release, it would put them in the conversation alongside other HYBE groups that have established US fanbases over multiple album cycles. For now, this is a milestone worth noting — the kind of moment groups work years toward without any guarantee it'll ever come.