
ENHYPEN Lands First Billboard 200 No. 1 Album With 'THE SIN: BLISS'
The K-pop powerhouse finally hits the top spot after multiple near-misses, while music legend Dolly Parton re-enters the top 10.
By Nina BrooksPublished Updated 2 min read
K-pop phenomenon ENHYPEN has officially seized the crown on the US album charts. The group's latest release, *THE SIN: BLISS*, has debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart dated Sept. 5, handing the seven-member powerhouse their very first leader on the American ranking. According to tracking data from Luminate, the album pulled in 98,000 equivalent album units in the United States during its opening week ending Aug. 27. The impressive launch caps off a relentless rise for the group, who had come tantalizingly close to the summit on previous attempts. Before this monumental breakthrough, ENHYPEN peaked at No. 2 twice. Their project *ROMANCE: UNTOLD* hit the runner-up spot in 2024, followed by *THE SIN: VANISH* repeating the feat in January. In total, *THE SIN: BLISS* marks the group's seventh collection to crash the Billboard 200 top 10—an extraordinary run that began just three years ago in 2022.
How many units did ENHYPEN
THE SIN BLISS sell The chart-topping debut comes after ENHYPEN officially dropped the newest chapter of their ongoing conceptual series. Fans rushed to stream and purchase the project, generating enough momentum to finally thrust the K-pop outfit into the Billboard top spot. Billboard rankings measure overall popularity through a combination of traditional album purchases, track sales, and digital streams converted into equivalent units. With 98,000 units logged in seven days, the group has firmly established their foothold in the global music industry. Their steady climb across seven top 10 entries demonstrates a growing domestic fan base that consistently turns out for physical formats and streaming releases alike.

Why is Dolly Parton on the Billboard charts Further down the upper region of the Billboard 200, icon Dolly Parton returned to the top 10. Following her passing on Aug. 25, listeners flocked back to her legendary catalog, propelling the compilation *Ultimate Dolly Parton* back onto the chart at No. 5. The chart movement marks Parton's fourth album to land inside the Billboard 200 top 10. The surge highlights the enduring legacy of the beloved music pioneer as fans across the country honor her historic career through her classic hits.
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- Did ENHYPEN reach No. 1 on the Billboard 200?
- Yes, ENHYPEN scored their first No. 1 album on the Billboard 200 chart with THE SIN : BLISS.
- How many album units did THE SIN : BLISS sell in its first week?
- THE SIN : BLISS earned 98,000 equivalent album units in the US during its debut tracking week, according to Luminate.
- What position did Dolly Parton's album reach on the chart?
- Dolly Parton's hits collection Ultimate Dolly Parton re-entered the Billboard 200 top 10 at No. 5.
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