ENHYPEN's 'Stuck' Special Clip and 'Bloody Paradise' Collaboration Expand Their Musical Universe

ENHYPEN is generating significant buzz with recent musical releases that showcase their expanding artistic range and unique conceptual storytelling. The group's B-side track 'Stuck' received a special clip, while their title track 'Bloody Paradise' was re-imagined through a global collaboration, both drawing considerable attention from fans and critics alike.

The special clip for 'Stuck,' a track from their 8th mini-album 'THE SIN : BLISS' released on August 21, 2026, premiered on September 26, 2026, quickly surpassing 1 million YouTube views. This video emphasized Korean traditional aesthetics, featuring modern Hanbok and palace-like settings, contrasting with the song's theme of being trapped between love and guilt. Concurrently, 'Bloody Paradise (English Ver.)' was released on August 26, 2026, as a collaboration single with Brazilian artist Luísa Sonza, extending the original title track with English and Portuguese vocals. The album 'THE SIN : BLISS' itself achieved over 2 million sales, marking ENHYPEN's fifth double-million seller, with 'Stuck' also charting high on Spotify's global new song charts. Additionally, a VR concert for 'Destiny' opened on September 21, 2026, featuring songs such as 'Fate,' 'Knife,' and 'Big Girls Don't Cry.'

Local bloggers highlighted the 'Stuck' special clip for its focus on member expressions and voices, effectively blending dark pop with Korean traditional beauty. Regarding the VR concert, fans appreciated the 'vampire ENHYPEN' concept set in gothic environments, noting individual member fan service moments and humorous observations, such as Jungwon's expressions during ballads. The collaboration with Luísa Sonza was praised for its distinct charm, achieved by integrating English and Portuguese vocals, which offered a fresh interpretation of the original track.