ENHYPEN's 'Bloody Paradise' Takes Off, Topping Domestic and Global Charts for a Second Day

By Bit, Jung Published 2026-08-23 14:55 Photo courtesy of BELIFT LAB [Sportschosun Reporter Jung Bit] ENHYPEN is keeping the comeback momentum going as its new song "Bloody Paradise" climbs domestic and international music charts at the same time. "Bloody Paradise," the title track from ENHYPEN's eighth mini album, "THE SIN: BLISS," ranked No. 1 on Bugs' daily chart for Aug. 21, announced on the 22nd. After going straight to the top of the real-time chart upon release, the song has maintained its strong performance for a second day and remains No. 1 as of 8 a.m. on the 23rd. The song is also performing well overseas. "Bloody Paradise" entered Spotify's Daily Top Songs chart in both the global and U.S. categories for Aug. 21. Including those entries, it made the list in 33 countries and regions worldwide. The upward trend continued on iTunes' Top Songs chart as well. "Bloody Paradise" reached No. 1 in 14 countries and regions. The number of markets where the song appeared on the chart rose by six from 26 the previous day to 32, showing its expanding global reach. Interest in the music video is also intense. The "Bloody Paradise" music video surpassed 10 million YouTube views on the day of its release and entered the daily trending music videos list in 28 countries and regions. "Bloody Paradise" is a Brazilian baile funk dance track that compares a couple, facing crisis, to a paradise where they focus only on each other. On stage, first revealed through music shows, the group's wild footwork-centered performance and powerful live vocals amplified the song's energy. ENHYPEN will continue its comeback promotions by appearing on SBS's Inkigayo on the 23rd and performing the title track, "Bloody Paradise." Jung Bit, rightlight@sportschosun.com This article has been translated by GripLabs Mingo AI. Bit, Jung