ENHYPEN Claims Top Spot on Billboard 200

ENHYPEN’s eighth mini-album, “THE SIN : BLISS,” reached number one on the Billboard 200. The album’s title track, “Bloody Paradise,” secured a 23rd place ranking on the Bubblegum Under Hot 100.

This first-place finish marks ENHYPEN’s seventh time entering the Billboard 200’s top 10. Previously, the group reached number two with “ROMANCE : UNTOLD” in 2024 and with “THE SIN : VANISH” in January of this year. Notably, this album is their first release since reorganizing from a seven-member lineup to a six-member one, and they achieved the remarkable accomplishment of topping the chart.

This week, ENHYPEN joined KATSEYE and Stray Kids in making it onto the Billboard 200’s top 10. KATSEYE’s third mini-album, “WILD,” reached number 6, staying in the top 10 for the second consecutive week. Stray Kids’ mini-album, “THIS & THAT,” landed at number 8, remaining in the top 10 for the third straight week. As a result, K-pop albums have now achieved the record of occupying the Billboard 200’s summit for three consecutive weeks.

KATSEYE’s pre-release track, “Animal,” ranked at number 30 on this week’s Hot 100, while their title track, “Hootie Frutti,” placed at number 40. The group’s earlier albums also continue to enjoy strong popularity. Their second EP, “BEAUTIFUL CHAOS,” stayed at number 135, extending their streak of charting for 61 weeks, and their debut EP, “SIS(Soft Is Strong),” ranked at number 185. All three albums released by KATSEYE were included on the Billboard 200 this week as well.

BTS’s fifth studio album, “Arirang,” remained on the Billboard 200 for the 23rd consecutive week, finishing at number 31 this time. The OST for the Netflix animated film “KPop Demon Hunters” stayed on the Billboard 200 for the 61st week, ranking at number 40. HYBE’s new group CORTIS’s second mini-album, “GREENGREEN,” reached number 112, marking a 43-step rise in rankings. This week, the Hot 100’s summit was occupied by American country singer-songwriter Ella Langley’s track “Choosin’ Texas.”