CORTIS Makes Billboard 200 Comeback After Seven Weeks Away

CORTIS has returned to the Billboard 200 with its second EP, "GREENGREEN," extending the album's run on the U.S. chart seven months after its release.

According to Billboard's latest rankings dated Nov. 7, the album reentered at No. 90, bringing its total to 19 nonconsecutive weeks on the chart.

"GREENGREEN" also topped Billboard's World Albums chart and ranked No. 5 on Top Album Sales. It has now spent 26 consecutive weeks on World Albums.

The five-member group's album originally debuted at No. 3 on the Billboard 200, reaching the top three just nine months after CORTIS' debut.

Following an initial 18-week run, the album returned to the chart after a seven-week absence.

The latest ranking comes as CORTIS prepares for several major year-end appearances.

The group will attend the 2026 Melon Music Awards at Seoul's Gocheok Sky Dome on Nov. 15, where it is nominated in categories including Artist of the Year and Album of the Year.

CORTIS is also scheduled to appear at the 2026 MAMA Awards in Osaka on Nov. 20 and 21.

The group will then perform on Fuji TV's "2026 FNS Music Festival" in Japan on Dec. 2.