Hanteo Chart's Weekly World Chart and Album Chart TOP 5 for the first week of November (Photo courtesy of Hanteo Chart)


[Hanteo News = Reporter KIM YEONWOO] IVE and TWS claimed the top spots on Hanteo Chart's weekly rankings for the first week of November, leading the World Chart and Album Chart, respectively.

Hanteo Chart, the world's only real-time music chart, announced its weekly rankings for the first week of November 2026 at 10 AM KST on November 9. According to the newly released rankings, IVE topped the World Chart, while TWS led the Album Chart, demonstrating their global popularity.
 

(Photo courtesy of STARSHIP ENTERTAINMENT)

On the weekly World Chart for the first week of November, IVE maintained its No. 1 position for the third consecutive week, earning a World Index of 11,970.69 points.

TWS followed in second place with a World Index of 11,417.64 points, while ATEEZ ranked third with 11,074.32 points.

 

(Photo courtesy of PLEDIS ENTERTAINMENT)

On the weekly Album Chart, TWS's ‘TO US’ claimed No. 1 with an Album Index of 911,779.20 points and sales of 825,360 copies.

P1Harmony's ‘BLOW UP’ ranked second with an Album Index of 646,150.00 points and sales of 542,385 copies, followed by RESCENE's ‘PULSE’ in third place with an Album Index of 419,117.60 points and sales of 462,605 copies.

The tracking period for Hanteo Chart's weekly rankings for the first week of November was November 2–8.

The World Chart is compiled and announced based on K-POP artists' global data, including albums, digital music, authentication, social media, and media, while Album Chart rankings are based on the Album Index, which is calculated using worldwide album sales.

More details on each album's chart performance and sales can be found on the mobile ‘Whosfan’ app and the Hanteo Chart website.

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