ENHYPEN's First Chart-Topper
ENHYPEN claimed its first No. 1 on the Billboard 200 as the mini-album "THE SIN : BLISS" debuted atop the ranking dated Sept. 5, Billboard announced on Aug. 30. The set earned 98,000 equivalent album units during the tracking week ending Aug. 27, according to Luminate. The total was driven by 92,000 traditional album sales, making "THE SIN : BLISS" the best-selling album of the week in the United States, plus 6,000 streaming-equivalent album units, equal to 6.91 million on-demand audio streams.
The group is only the ninth K-pop act ever to top the Billboard 200, following BTS, SuperM, Stray Kids, BLACKPINK, TXT, NewJeans, ATEEZ and TWICE.
A Seventh Straight Top 10
"THE SIN : BLISS" marks ENHYPEN's seventh consecutive top 10 album and their 10th entry overall on the Billboard 200. Earlier chart runs included "BORDER : CARNIVAL" (No. 18), "DIMENSION : DILEMMA" (No. 11), "DIMENSION : ANSWER" (No. 13), "MANIFESTO : DAY 1" (No. 6), "DARK BLOOD" (No. 4), "ORANGE BLOOD" (No. 4), "ROMANCE : UNTOLD" (No. 2), "DESIRE : UNLEASH" (No. 3) and "THE SIN : VANISH" (No. 2). The two prior No. 2 peaks had come with "ROMANCE : UNTOLD" in 2024 and "THE SIN : VANISH" earlier in 2026.
The Rest of the Top Five
Ella Langley's "Dandelion" landed at No. 2, followed by Olivia Rodrigo's "You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love" at No. 3 and Morgan Wallen's "I'm the Problem" at No. 4. Dolly Parton's "Ultimate Dolly Parton" re-entered at No. 5 with 59,000 equivalent album units, her fourth top 10 album and her second-highest-charting set on the Billboard 200. The greatest-hits collection, originally released in 2003, had previously peaked at No. 112 in 2019.
A Late Icon's Streaming Surge
Parton's return coincided with news of her death at 80 after a short battle with cancer. In the first 24 hours after the announcement, her total streams rose more than 1,260% globally and 2,320% in the United States on Spotify. "Jolene" jumped 630% globally and 1,225% in the U.S.; "9 to 5" climbed 620% globally and 1,030% in the U.S.; and "Islands in the Stream" rose 525% globally and 1,235% in the U.S.
Rounding Out the Top 10
The Nos. 6 through 10 slots went to Katseye's "Wild," Noah Kahan's "The Great Divide," Stray Kids' "This & That," Drake's "Iceman" and Ariana Grande's "Petal."
Next Milestone
The Billboard 200 chart dated Sept. 5 will be published in full by Billboard alongside the methodology breakdown from Luminate, with the next tracking week ending Sept. 3.
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