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Since exploding onto the global stage through the 2020 survival competition show I-Land, the joint project between CJ ENM and Big Hit Entertainment (now HYBE Corporation), ENHYPEN has completely redefined the boundaries of dark, conceptual K-pop. Comprising seven uniquely talented members—Jungwon, Heeseung, Jay, Jake, Sunghoon, Sunoo, and Ni-ki—the group has carved out a distinct sonic territory built on high-octane choreography, cinematic vampire lore, and an incredibly diverse musical palette. Their historic journey officially launched on November 30, 2020, with the premiere of their debut extended play, Border: Day One, under Belift Lab. Driven by the haunting, boundary-pushing lead single “Given-Taken,” the debut EP shattered expectations by moving over three hundred thousand copies in a mere forty-eight hours.
The Meteoric Rise and Global Domination
ENHYPEN wasted no time proving they were a global juggernaut, returning on April 26, 2021, with their sophomore EP, Border: Carnival. The project catapulted the group to international stardom, conquering the number one spot on Japan’s Oricon Albums Chart and crashing the US Billboard 200 at number eighteen. The record’s chaotic, addictive lead single, “Drunk-Dazed,” became an instant commercial phenomenon and paved the way for the group to sweep the industry’s most prestigious new artist accolades—taking home Rookie of the Year honors at the 2021 Golden Disc Awards, the Seoul Music Awards, and the Asia Artist Awards.
By July 2021, the septet turned their sights toward Japan with their debut Japanese single album, Border: Hakanai. The release instantly conquered the Oricon Daily Singles Chart, pairing pristine Japanese renditions of “Given-Taken” and “Let Me In (20 CUBE)” alongside their brilliant, original Japanese track, “Forget Me Not.”
The momentum culminated in October 2021 with the release of their first full-length studio masterpiece, Dimension: Dilemma. The album was an absolute commercial triumph, selling over one million copies in less than three weeks to secure a coveted million certification from the Korea Music Content Association (KMCA). Fueled by the stadium-ready energy of “Tamed-Dashed,” the LP conquered the top spot on the Gaon Album Chart and peaked at number eleven on the US Billboard 200, solidifying their status as international headliners.
Evolving the Sonic Universe
In January 2022, the group expanded on their narrative framework with the repackaged studio edition, Dimension: Answer. Introducing fierce new tracks like “Blessed-Cursed,” the album dominated charts across South Korea and Japan. They followed this success in May 2022 with their second Japanese single album, Dimension: Senkou, which showcased the original track “Always” alongside masterfully re-recorded Japanese iterations of their core hits.
Summer 2022 brought the arrival of their third mini-album, Manifesto: Day 1, led by the aggressive, hip-hop-infused anthem “Future Perfect (Pass the MIC).” The EP effortlessly captured the number one spot on the Gaon Album Chart and swiftly achieved a double-million certification from the KMCA, signaling shipments of over two million units worldwide.
ENHYPEN’s deep connection with Japanese audiences continued to flourish with the release of the single album Make the Change in October 2022, immediately followed by their definitive first Japanese studio album, Sadame, on October 26, 2022. Sadame conquered the Oricon Albums Chart at number one and earned an official Gold certification from the Recording Industry Association of Japan (RIAJ).
In May 2023, ENHYPEN pushed their dark, romantic aesthetic into thrilling new territory with their fourth EP, Dark Blood. Anchored by the intoxicating, bass-heavy single “Bite Me,” the project made a historic debut at number four on the Billboard 200, marking the group’s highest placement on the US charts to date and cementing their immense American market influence.
Beyond the Music: Cultural Icons
ENHYPEN’s staggering trophy case includes a collection of New Artist of the Year titles from the Golden Disc Awards, Seoul Music Awards, and the Mnet Asian Music Awards. Their undeniable global cultural impact is continuously recognized through numerous Bonsang prizes at South Korea’s most prestigious year-end music celebrations.
Beyond their groundbreaking musical endeavors, the members of ENHYPEN have established themselves as premier global fashion icons and highly sought-after brand ambassadors, collaborating extensively with high-fashion houses such as Prada, Givenchy, and AMI. Furthermore, the group consistently uses their massive global platform for social good, actively participating in humanitarian campaigns and donating generously to international disaster relief efforts.
Driven by a relentless global touring schedule, ENHYPEN routinely fills stadiums and arenas across South Korea, Japan, the United States, and beyond. Their rapid, historic international ascension is fully reflected in their multi-million social media following and their continuous, record-breaking physical and digital sales.
Complete List Of ENHYPEN Songs From A to Z
- 10 Months – Border: Day One – 2020
- A Kind of Magic – Non-album promotional single – 2022
- Always – Sadame – 2022
- Attention, Please! – Dimension: Dilemma – 2021
- Bad Desire (With or Without You) – Desire: Unleash – 2025
- Bad Desire (With or Without You) (English version) – Desire: Unleash – 2025
- Big Girls Don’t Cry – The Sin: Vanish – 2026
- Bills – Dark Blood – 2023
- Billy Poco – Non-album single – 2021
- Bite Me – Dark Blood – 2023
- Blessed-Cursed – Dimension: Dilemma – 2021
- Blessed-Cursed (Japanese version) – Sadame – 2022
- Blind – Orange Blood – 2023
- Blockbuster – Dimension: Dilemma – 2021
- Blossom – Non-album single – 2023
- Brought the Heat Back – Romance: Untold – 2024
- Chaconne – Dark Blood – 2023
- Criminal Love – Memorabilia – 2024
- Daydream – Romance: Untold – 2024
- Demons – Non-album promotional single – 2025
- Drunk-Dazed – Border: Carnival – 2021
- Drunk-Dazed (Japanese version) – Sadame – 2022
- Fatal Trouble – Memorabilia – 2024
- Fate – Dark Blood – 2023
- FEVER – Border: Carnival – 2021
- Flashover – Desire: Unleash – 2025
- Flicker – Border: Day One – 2020
- Foreshadow – Manifesto: Day 1 – 2022
- Forget Me Not – Sadame – 2022
- Future Perfect (Pass the Mic) – Manifesto: Day 1 – 2022
- Future Perfect (Pass the Mic) (Japanese version) – Sadame – 2022
- Given-Taken – Border: Day One – 2020
- Given-Taken (Japanese version) – Sadame – 2022
- Go Big or Go Home – Dimension: Dilemma – 2021
- Helium – Desire: Unleash – 2025
- Hey Tayo – Non-album single – 2021
- Highway 1009 – Romance: Untold – 2024
- Highway 1009 (narration version) – Romance: Untold – 2024
- Hundred Broken Hearts – Romance: Untold – 2024
- I Need the Light – Non-album single – 2022
- Interlude: Question – Dimension: Dilemma – 2021
- Intro: The Invitation – Border: Carnival – 2021
- Intro: Walk the Line – Border: Day One – 2020
- Intro: Whiteout – Dimension: Dilemma – 2021
- Just a Little Bit – Dimension: Dilemma – 2021
- Karma – Dark Blood – 2023
- Keep Swimmin’ Through – Non-album single – 2023
- Knife – The Sin: Vanish – 2026
- Let Me In (20 CUBE) – Border: Day One – 2020
- Let Me In (20 Cube) (Japanese version) – Sadame – 2022
- Loose – Desire: Unleash – 2025
- Loose (Korean version) – Desire: Unleash – 2025
- Lost Island – The Sin: Vanish – 2026
- Lucifer – Memorabilia – 2024
- Make the Change – Sadame – 2022
- Mixed Up – Border: Carnival – 2021
- Moonstruck – Romance: Untold – 2024
- Mortal – Orange Blood – 2023
- No Doubt – Romance: Untold – 2024
- No Doubt (Japanese ver.) – Romance: Untold – 2024
- No Way Back (featuring So!YoON!) – The Sin: Vanish – 2026
- Not for Sale – Border: Carnival – 2021
- One and Only – Non-album promotional single – 2023
- One in a Billion – Memorabilia – 2024
- Orange Flower (You Complete Me) – Orange Blood – 2023
- Outro: Cross the Line – Border: Day One – 2020
- Outro: Day 2 – Dimension: Dilemma – 2021
- Outro: The Wormhole – Border: Carnival – 2021
- Outside – Desire: Unleash – 2025
- ParadoXXX Invasion – Manifesto: Day 1 – 2022
- Paranormal – Romance: Untold – 2024
- Polaroid Love – Dimension: Dilemma – 2021
- Polaroid Love – Sadame – 2022
- Royalty – Romance: Untold – 2024
- Sacrifice (Eat Me Up) – Dark Blood – 2023
- Scream – Memorabilia – 2024
- Shine on Me – Non-album single – 2025
- Shout Out – Manifesto: Day 1 – 2022
- Sleep Tight – The Sin: Vanish – 2026
- Stealer – The Sin: Vanish – 2026
- Still Monster – Orange Blood – 2023
- Sweet Venom – Orange Blood – 2023
- Sweet Venom (English version) – Orange Blood – 2023
- Sweet Venom (featuring Bella Poarch) – Orange Blood – 2023
- Tamed-Dashed – Dimension: Dilemma – 2021
- Tamed-Dashed (Japanese version) – Sadame – 2022
- Teeth – Memorabilia – 2024
- TFW (That Feeling When) – Manifesto: Day 1 – 2022
- The Beginning – The Sin: Vanish – 2026
- The Beyond – The Sin: Vanish – 2026
- The Fugitives – The Sin: Vanish – 2026
- The Voice – The Sin: Vanish – 2026
- Too Close – Desire: Unleash – 2025
- Upper Side Dreamin’ – Dimension: Dilemma – 2021
- Walk the Line – Manifesto: Day 1 – 2022
- Witnesses – The Sin: Vanish – 2026
- XO (Only If You Say Yes) – Romance: Untold – 2024
- XO (Only If You Say Yes) (featuring Jvke; English version) – Romance: Untold – 2024
- XO (Only If You Say Yes) (Japanese ver.) – Romance: Untold – 2024
- Your Eyes Only – Romance: Untold – 2024
- Zero Moment – Non-album single – 2022
Albums
Border: Day One (2020): 6 songs
Border: Carnival (2021): 6 songs
Dimension: Dilemma (2021): 11 songs
Manifesto: Day 1 (2022): 6 songs
Sadame (2022): 10 songs
Dark Blood (2023): 6 songs
Orange Blood (2023): 7 songs
Romance: Untold (2024): 14 songs
Memorabilia (2024): 6 songs
Desire: Unleash (2025): 8 songs
The Sin: Vanish (2026): 11 songs
Non-album singles/promotional singles (2021-2025): 10 songs
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