ENHYPEN and RESCENE Dominate This Week’s Circle Chart With Double Crowns

From ENHYPEN's dark, sweeping comeback to RESCENE's unstoppable "LOVE ATTACK," this week's Circle Chart tells a story of consistency meeting fresh energy. Circle Chart has dropped its rankings for the…

By Reetam Bodhak

September 2, 2026

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From ENHYPEN’s dark, sweeping comeback to RESCENE’s unstoppable “LOVE ATTACK,” this week’s Circle Chart tells a story of consistency meeting fresh energy.

Circle Chart has dropped its rankings for the week of August 16–22, and two acts are walking away with double-crown honors — a rare feat that highlights just how dominant their tracks have been across formats.

The Big Winners

ENHYPEN swept both the physical album chart and the digital download chart with their new mini album “THE SIN : BLISS” and its title track “Bloody Paradise.” Their album edition alone took the top two physical chart spots, while the title track debuted straight at No. 1 on downloads — a clean sweep that instantly signals a strong comeback.

Meanwhile, RESCENE continued their reign with a second consecutive double crown, as their 2024 hit “LOVE ATTACK” held firm at No. 1 on both the overall digital chart and the streaming chart — proof that a great song doesn’t need to be brand new to keep dominating.

ENHYPEN and RESCENE: Overview

Chart	No. 1 This Week
Physical Album	ENHYPEN – “THE SIN : BLISS”
Digital Download	ENHYPEN – “Bloody Paradise”
Overall Digital	RESCENE – “LOVE ATTACK”
Streaming	RESCENE – “LOVE ATTACK”
Global K-Pop	HUNTR/X – “Golden”
Social Chart	BTS

Rest of the Rankings Worth Noting

CORTIS continues to hold strong momentum with “GREENGREEN” landing at Nos. 3 and 4 on the album chart, and “REDRED” staying steady on both the overall digital and global K-pop charts. BIGBANG made a striking re-entry with new single “BiiiG,” debuting at No. 2 on downloads and No. 3 on the overall digital chart.

Elsewhere, Stray Kids’ “This & That” held its ground at No. 3 on downloads, while AKMU’s Lee Suhyun surprised fans with her “Blue Lagoon” remake debuting at No. 4. On the global stage, HUNTR/X’s “Golden” from the KPop Demon Hunters soundtrack kept its firm grip on the top spot, trailed by ATEEZ’s “BAD” and BTS’s “SWIM.”

The social chart saw little movement at the top, with BTS, ILLIT, and aespa holding their positions, while BLACKPINK climbed to No. 4.

Why This Week Stands Out

What makes this chart cycle interesting is the balance between fresh comebacks and staying power. ENHYPEN’s sweep shows the strength of a well-timed release, while RESCENE’s continued dominance with a track from 2024 proves that longevity in K-pop often comes down to genuine audience connection rather than just release timing.

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