ENHYPEN's 8th Mini Album Reaches No. 41 on Billboard 200... Achieves 5th Career Double Million Seller
ENHYPEN's 8th mini album 'THE SIN : BLISS' reached number 41 on the Billboard 200, maintaining its presence on the chart for three consecutive weeks.
The group ENHYPEN has demonstrated their power by maintaining a high position on the United States Billboard main album chart for three consecutive weeks. According to the latest Billboard charts (as of September 19) announced on the 15th local time, ENHYPEN's 8th mini album 'THE SIN : BLISS' recorded 41st place on the main album chart, 'Billboard 200'. This album, which reached the top of the chart on the September 5 chart, is continuing its long-term success by maintaining its rank in its third week.
According to media reports, the detailed chart performances are also remarkable. 'THE SIN : BLISS' took 2nd place for two consecutive weeks on the 'World Albums' chart and was named 7th on the 'Top Album Sales' chart. Driven by balanced performance in both physical albums and digital music, ENHYPEN also recorded 45th place on the 'Artist 100' chart, which measures an artist's influence.
This 8th mini album is evaluated as an album that brought a 'career high' to ENHYPEN. Through this album, ENHYPEN acquired their 5th career 'double million seller' title and conquered the tops of global music markets such as the United States Billboard and Japan Oricon. The title track 'Bloody Paradise' also achieved achievements in various fields, including entering the Billboard 'Bubbling Under Hot 100', winning 7 awards on music shows, and ranking 1st on TikTok Korea's 'Top 50' and 'Viral 50'.
Having concluded their successful album activities, ENHYPEN is scheduled to meet the global fandom 'ENGENE' through the large-scale world tour 'BLOOD SAGA'. This tour will begin with a performance in Macao this coming October and will continue with a 4-dome tour in Japan from December to February next year. Afterwards, performances are planned to be held a total of 37 times in 22 cities worldwide, including Asia and Europe, until March next year.
Special Times is striving to deliver faster and more diverse news to readers with the help of AI technology.
Comments 0