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ENHYPEN's 'THE SIN : BLISS' Tops Japan's Oricon Weekly Album Chart... Sells Approximately 190,000 Copies

ENHYPEN has claimed the top spot on Japan's Oricon Weekly Album Ranking with their 8th mini album 'THE SIN : BLISS'. In the Oricon Weekly Album Ranking (dated September 7), compiled from August 24 to 30, 'THE SIN : BLISS' took first place with sales of approximately 190,000 copies. With this, ENHYP

Jonggyu Park
Staff Reporter
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ENHYPEN's 'THE SIN : BLISS' Tops Japan's Oricon Weekly Album Chart... Sells Approximately 190,000 Copies
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ENHYPEN has claimed the top spot on Japan's Oricon Weekly Album Ranking with their 8th mini album 'THE SIN : BLISS'.

In the Oricon Weekly Album Ranking (dated September 7), compiled from August 24 to 30, 'THE SIN : BLISS' took first place with sales of approximately 190,000 copies. With this, ENHYPEN has now topped the chart with a total of 11 albums since their 2nd mini album 'BORDER : CARNIVAL', demonstrating their remarkable staying power.

Records continued in Korea and the United States as well. 'THE SIN : BLISS' surpassed 2.09 million copies in first-week sales, exceeding the performance of their previous 7th mini album 'THE SIN : VANISH', and also reached No. 1 on the U.S. Billboard main album chart, the 'Billboard 200', confirming their influence across major music markets in Korea, the U.S., and Japan.

The title track 'Bloody Paradise' has also shown notable momentum. It achieved the group's own highest ranking on Spotify Global's 'Weekly Top Songs' chart and entered charts in 20 countries and regions. In addition, the group swept first place on five music shows — 'Inkigayo', 'Show! Music Core', 'Music Bank', 'M Countdown', and 'Show Champion' — completing their first grand slam since debut.

The response on short-form platforms has also been fervent. As of September 1, 'Bloody Paradise' ranked No. 1 on both TikTok Korea's 'Top 50' and 'Viral 50' charts, while videos using the song exceeded 550,000.

Meanwhile, in the performance music video for 'Bloody Paradise' released on August 31, ENHYPEN showcased a performance themed on the love of vampires. The synchronized group choreography combined with a wild atmosphere left a striking impression on viewers.

Jonggyu Park
Staff Reporter

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