[Edaily Starin Reporter KIM HYUNSIK ] On the 27th, Belief Lab, the agency representing the group ENHYPEN (Jeongwon, Jay, Jake, Seonghun, Seonwoo, Niki), announced that cumulative album sales of their new album “THE SIN: BLISS” have surpassed 2 million copies. (Photo courtesy of Belief Lab)“THE SIN : BLISS” is ENHYPEN’s eighth mini-album, released on the 21st. According to Hanteo Chart, the album’s first-week sales (sales within the first week of release) totaled 2,022,369 copies. With this achievement, ENHYPEN now has a total of five albums that have sold over 2 million copies. Previously, their fifth mini-album “ORANGE BLOOD,” their second full-length album “ROMANCE : UNTOLD,' their sixth mini-album 'DESIRE: UNLEASH,' and their seventh mini-album 'THE SIN: VANISH' had each surpassed 2 million copies in sales. Among these, the cumulative sales of “ROMANCE: UNTOLD” have surpassed 3 million copies. “THE SIN: BLISS” is an album that unfolds across 10 tracks the journey of a couple who, having broken a taboo and chosen to flee, come to realize that simply being together is a blessing. With the title track “Bloody Paradise,” ENHYPEN took first place on the MBC M and MBC every1 show “Show! Champion,” which aired on the 26th. “Bloody Paradise” is a Brazilian funk track that likens the situation of a couple who focus solely on each other—even in the midst of crisis—to paradise. N.HYPEN will continue their comeback promotions with an appearance on Mnet’s “M Countdown” later today.
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