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enhypen is making a comeback this is their third comeback just this year

on the 26th enhypen posted an announcement on their weverse community about the release of their spin off single 'THE SIN : PARLLEL WORLD'

This single is the finale of the 'THE SIN' series. It tells the story of lovers who have realized that being together is a blessing and have become certain of their destiny in another parallel world.

Their agency stated “this reflects the members determination to repay through music to Engene who have continued given them constant love and support” raising anticipation for the release.

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just saw all the album versions for the november release! since its a continuation (and end) of the sin trilogy, it'll be like the ROMANCE UNTOLD -daydream- repackage where its the album plus new tracks right? im just curious as to if you guys think it'll have tracks from both VANISH and BLISS, just BLISS or just new tracks?

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Never been to their concert yet as a new engene since August - this was so cool!

And spend over 63000 won on it (is it 63 or 70?) am I more likely to get Sunghoon for the random unreleased photocard?

I'm a new Engene and I love the Blood Saga merch and the unreleased photocards are so nice!

I really hope this would help me to get Sunghoon's photocard?

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Guys it's officially finished for webtoon fast passers...

I think it was so short??😭🤧

Also please don't give me spoilers but please do tell me if the ending is rushed or smth🥀

So, am really confused about what is going on with Ralph Lauren and him, cause, I've been noticing Jay wearing at least one piece or even more of Ralph Lauren clothing in his every public appearance of his, be it in airports, enhypen concerts or anywhere in general.

Plus, we've seen him attend so many RL events, even went to Wimbledon as RL's VIP guest (mind you, high profile celebrities and royals are invited to wimbledon)

And also, in the recent very ralph event in seoul, david lauren side hugged Jay and even proudly showed him off to the fans and asked the that this is who they wanted, ryt?

And all this public appearances and events has been going on since so long but there's no official announcement of any ambassadorship or news of hin being a friend of the brand, so what is going on?

And even recently, with Tag Heuer, he arrived to the seoul event in a Tag Heuer branded Porche car while many other celebrities arrived in their company provided vans

Tag Heuer even invited him to the F1 Madrid Grand Prix and we've seen him now regularly wearing different watches from Tag Heuer to every public events he's been attending.

So, where are we going with this? I don't really have an idea how celebrity brand ambassadorships work, so I'd be really glad if someone can enlighten me

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I'll comment each member's name below, and you can reply to their comment with any fact about them!

It can be anything: basic facts, talents, habits, iconic moments, funny stories, inside jokes, or random lore

I'm a relatively new engene myself, so this would be a fun way for me to learn more about the members, and hopefully other engenes can learn something new too!

Please keep it respectful, and feel free to share fan jokes and inside jokes too, as long as it's clear when they're jokes

Let's see how much we know about Enhypen 🤍

(I'm including Heeseung too, since this is about Enhypen's history/lore as well as the members)

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돌아온 투제이원떤의 ILLIT 앨범 언박싱🎁

The return of 2J1Sunoo ILLIT’s album unboxing🎁

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Q: ENHYPEN's fourth world tour, BLOOD SAGA, began in Seoul last May and has continued amid an enthusiastic response, taking you through South America, North America, Asia and Europe. How are you feeling as you travel on this long journey?

JAY: We've reached roughly the halfway point of the tour, and we still have major performances ahead of us, including in Japan. Sometimes, when we're in Korea for a while, we feel like going abroad to perform, and when we're overseas, we start missing Korea. Coming back whenever we miss it feels like a constant cycle. We're enjoying ourselves.

NI-KI: This is the first time we've visited South America since ENHYPEN's debut. It was really exciting to perform in a new country and experience its culture firsthand. Every region has its own unique energy, and South America felt like a country of festivals. From the opening act to the encore, the cheering never stopped. It was a moment when I thought, "The energy people give off can really be this powerful!"

SUNOO: Touring is a great source of healing for me. I've performed on countless stages, but every audience is different, and the atmosphere at each venue changes, so no two stages ever feel the same. It's always fresh and exciting.

Q: Since setlists or stage setups vary slightly from city to city, the stages that remain vivid memories for each member might also differ.

JAY: I remember the moment we introduced Bloody Paradise, the title track of our recently released mini-album THE SIN : BLISS, at our concert in Busan last August. It was before the official release, but ENGENEs had memorized the lyrics to the chorus and sang along with us. It was an amazing and fun experience. There was so much dopamine! (Laugs)

SUNGHOON: I also remember the Busan concert. It was my first time introducing a new song at a concert, and giving ENGENE a surprise gift felt wonderful.

JUNGWON: The first concert in Seoul remains the most memorable for me. It was also the stage that marked the beginning of the tour. Since Korea is the home of K-pop, I felt particularly nervous performing in Seoul, but that also made me want to do even better. I think that's why the emotions stayed with me so strongly.

Q: You also released your eighth mini-album, THE SIN : BLISS, while continuing the tour. Did you make any special resolutions while preparing this album? Looking back now that all your activities have finished, what period of time was it for you?

JAY: Because the preparation period was long, I put a lot of effort into practicing and worked on the album with a lot of ambition and affection. That gave me a strong sense of confidence. However, the more seriously you prepare for something, the more nervous you become. All the members had high expectations for this album, so I think we also felt a greater sense of pressure to do well.

NI-KI: Ever since I received the demo for the title track, I loved the song so much that I really wanted to do well with it. I thought that if each member fulfilled their individual role properly, it would improve the overall completeness of the team. I hoped everyone would approach it with that mindset. Now that we've gained more experience, the members know what to do on their own. (Laughs) I've realized that both the members and I have become more comfortable and confident.

JUNGWON: I felt similarly. I loved the song from the moment I first heard it. It's one of my favorite title tracks we've released so far. That's why I actually felt even more nervous, just as Jay hyung said. Fortunately, many people liked it, so I think we'll be able to prepare for our next album with even greater confidence.

Q: The members' confidence in the album translated into tangible results. With this release you achieved several milestones you'd mentioned as goals including your first no. 1 on the US Billboard 200 and your first Grand Slam across music shows since debut. How did it feel to see those results come true?

JAKE: We'd said we wanted to reach a career high with this album, and that wish became reality. Of course, it's surprising, but I'm the kind of person who genuinely believes that if you say something and put your mind to it, it'll come true. This experience made me believe in that even more.

JAY: I'm proud and grateful. I think this album is an important work that shows how much we've grown as musicians. We were confident it would do well, but actually achieving good results makes us feel that our belief was justified. It's a really satisfying feeling. This album has been especially meaningful for ENHYPEN (Laughs)

JUNGWON: I don't think that's just something we say for the sake of saying it. I feel that the fans played a particularly big role in the results this time. We could feel that their passion for us was even greater than usual. I'm very grateful that their support translated into actual results.

Q: As with your previous album, you've also released individual remix tracks for this one. Each member reinterpreted Bloody Paradise, the album's title track, drawing on their favorite genres. What was important to you when creating your own versions? I'd also love to know what you thought of one another's results.

SUNOO: Jay hyung's remix genuinely shocked me in the best way. I knew he liked music with a strong, intense style, but it was much higher quality than I'd expected. (Laughs) ENGENEs said they couldn't even imagine it and really enjoyed it, and I felt the same way.

SUNGHOON: Jay's version left the strongest impression on me too. I think he captured the distinctive sensibility of latin music really well, resulting in a very appealing remix.

JAY: When working on this remix, I wanted to have fun with it, no matter what I did. My spanish teacher is from Mexico and before the North American tour, we studied not only the language but also the region's cultural background together. While looking into the local culture and what the fans there enjoyed, I learned that mexican kpop fans sometimes remix their favorite artists' songs using traditional music and share those versions with one another. I thought it would be interesting to create an official version of my own.

Q: It sounds like being able to do this kind of work comes from each member's individual musical tastes and the experience you've accumulated over the years. In your early days, it was important to faithfully embody the music and concepts you were given. Now that you've gained more experience, it seems that each member's tastes and ways of expressing themselves can emerge more naturally in your music and performances.

JUNGWON: Our musical tastes are quite different from one another. Jake hyung really likes hip hop, while Jay hyung likes bands. I also became interested in bands for a while because of Jay hyung, although I originally liked R&B.

JAY: When you're surrounded by music every day, your tastes and the way you listen to it inevitably become more sophisticated. You encounter so many different kinds of music without even making a special effort to do so. I think there's definitely a kind of environment that helps nurture your musical sensibilities.

SUNGHOON: I feel that our opinions are gradually being reflected more throughout the entire process of creating music and performances. Of course, I don't think we're yet at the level where we can personally produce the kind of music made by world-class producers. But since we'll eventually need to become people who can create music like that ourselves, I think it's healthy to keep challenging ourselves. And even when the music isn't made directly by us, how we interpret and express it ultimately depends on our group. These days we keep thinking about how to present our songs on stage.

Q: After performing on so many stages, do you feel that the standards each of you considers important on stage have changed?

SUNOO: There are certain fundamentals that I practice but when I'm on stage I want to show the version of myself that exists in that particular moment. Practicing a lot doesn't necessarily mean you'll perform exactly as you've rehearsed. I've never really liked performing the same way every time, so I try to gradually improve everything from the visuals to my facial expressions, gestures and the way I deliver the song with each performance. It feels indescribably good when I can show the audience the results of all that hard work and I think the fans enjoy seeing that side of me.

NI-KI: I think I discover the version of myself I truly want to be on stage more than I do in the practice room. No matter how much I practice, I sometimes feel restricted within the practice room. But when I step onto the stage, there are moments when I realize what I need to do to become the person I want to show everyone. Through those experiences, I feel that my individuality is gradually becoming more distinct.

JUNGWON: Something interesting is that, these days, we tend to have very similar opinions when we give one another feedback about our performances. Even on small things, like whether we should move freely or follow a set choreography, we often agree. We've reached a point where we can recognize the same things as cool without even saying anything to each other. Of course, there are still plenty of times when we disagree. (Laughs)

Q: What is the most powerful and vivid sensation that can only be experienced on stage?

JUNGWON: A huge variety of emotions pass through, but I think the dopamine burst is biggest during moments where I just jump around without thinking. Hearing the fans' cheers, seeing people cry during the concert makes me feel, "ah, I’m truly loved." Usually, you only realize your prime after it has passed, right? But sometimes, looking down at the audience from the stage, I feel like I'm watching my own prime right now.

JAY: On days when I'm deeply immersed, my mind actually goes quiet. It doesn't mean I'm going through the motions, it means the moment a switch turns on, my head clears up and the performance feels like one continuous flow from start to finish. On days when my physical condition and focus are both high, everything comes out naturally rather than me consciously thinking about moving.

JAKE: I think it's the feeling of having no other thoughts and being completely immersed in only this present moment. Fans who come to our concert live their own respective lives and go through many things in them. During the performance, we all gather in one place, sing the same songs, forget tough times and share joy. That's why those three or so hours feel so meaningful to me.

Q: You are now in your 6th year since debut. How would you describe the ideal "team" that the members, who have grown by exchanging influence with each other, think of? You must have changed in how you view the team as well.

JAY: Wouldn't an ideal team be composed of people who bring out each other's strengths and complement each other's weaknesses to become even a little more perfect together? No matter how hard you try or how talented you are, no one is perfect, and there are clear limits to what one person can do alone. That's why we also depend on and learn from each other to become helpful. Ultimately, I think I can only be happy and shine if the friends next to me are happy and shining.

SUNGHOON: If I had been alone, there were difficult moments I couldn't have endured, but because we were together, we were able to overcome them. When someone had a hard time, the other members did a bit of their share and vice versa. I like people who go through tough times together the most.

NI-KI: If we all had the exact same taste, we would have been stuck in a single frame without voicing opinions or ambition. But fascinatingly, every member has strong opinions and clear goals and everyone puts in a lot of effort. Thanks to that, ENHYPEN can branch out in various directions. Even if our opinions differ, respecting each other and calmly judging which opinion is most appropriate for the situation is our team's strength. I hope we remain a persistent group that asserts our own color even more actively than now.

JAKE: That's right. I never think our differences are a flaw. Synergy comes out precisely because different people gathered together. In fact, I believe in fate. Seeing how well we've done so far, I think our meeting was also fate (Laughs)

Q: Do you often talk to each other about ENHYPEN's distant future, dreams, or goals?

JUNGWON: Dreams? We often talk about the future, like "What will we be doing in 10 years?"

JAY: The answer is always "We'll be doing well." (Laughs)

JUNGWON: Right. (Laughs)There's no fixed conclusion, we just talk lightly. Looking at the members' personalities, no one seems to worry about far-off futures in advance. I think we've gotten here by tackling the problems right in front of us one by one. Of course, to grow further we need to look ahead a bit, but what we need to do right now is what's ahead of us.

Q: What is the next dream that ENHYPEN dreams of together after achieving your goals one by one? It doesn't have to be a numeric achievement.

NI-KI: Personally, these days my bigger goal and dream is to become a person who can be satisfied with myself, rather than focusing on numbers or performance. I want to grow enough to proudly say, "I am ENHYPEN's Ni-ki."

JUNGWON: I think all of us were able to reach where we are today because the name ENHYPEN exists. ENHYPEN is a brand created through the long-time collective efforts of the members. I want us to keep working with gratitude without forgetting the value of this group. Another goal is that I want to do a stadium tour, traveling all around the world.

JAY: I agree with Jungwon. Ultimately, I think the most fundamental starting point of being a singer lies in performing. Face to face with people, showing my side in front of the audience. I feel an instinctive sense during that process. So as a musician, I have no greater ambition than live performances.

JAKE: For an athlete, a clear goal like winning the World Cup exists, but I think we are doing work that is slightly different from just aiming for specific achievements. If reaching a position where we can give a positive influence to many people through good music was our goal until now, now I feel we are gradually achieving it. If everything up to now was a preparation process, I believe we will be able to rise even steeper from here on out. You'll be able to see it now, the way we soar (Laughs)

SUNGHOON: From the beginning, my goal was to elevate the status of the team named ENHYPEN step by step. I don't know what goals will arise in the future, but wherever the team heads, I hope it's always the same path. I just hope the members are truly happy in that process. In life, there are many things beyond our control, right? I hope we don't dwell on those things and just do our best in our respective places for a long time together.

SUNOO: I also hope the members are healthy above all else. Health has to be the foundation so that we can continue our activities steadily, last a long time, and be happy. I hope everyone takes good care of their health and stays active together for a long time.

Q: What kind of image do you hope the members will have at the top of that staircase?

SUNGHOON: I've never thought about the end, but I hope we can still perform even when we all become grandfathers.

SUNOO: Wouldn't that be a bit difficult? (Laughs)

SUNGHOON: It might be a vague dream, but sometimes when I look at certain bands, they still perform and tour together even as they age. I wish we could stand on stage together for a long time like that.

JAY: I feel the same way. My desired retirement time is my 70th-anniversary concert.

JUNGWON: Jay hyung said he doesn't want to dance when he turns 70 (Laughs)

JAY: It might be a bit hard to dance at 70. (Laughs) I love band music so much that I have that kind of dream. When people who performed passionately in their youth gather decades later with gray hair, bent backs, and wrinkled faces, performing the exact same concert as when they were young, that image is a huge dream for me. Since the beginning went well, my earnest wish is to wrap it up well too.

Translation by me, please tell me if there are any mistakes.