ENHYPEN Scores a Perfect Grand Slam With “Bloody Paradise” — Here’s How It Happened

Five music shows. Five wins. Zero losses. That's the kind of week ENHYPEN just had, and K-pop fans are calling it nothing short of a clean sweep. With their title…

August 30, 2026
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Five music shows. Five wins. Zero losses. That’s the kind of week ENHYPEN just had, and K-pop fans are calling it nothing short of a clean sweep. With their title track “Bloody Paradise,” the group has officially achieved a music show Grand Slam — the rare feat of winning every major weekly music program in a single cycle.

The Full Grand Slam Scorecard

ShowAir DateResult
Show ChampionWednesday1st Win
M CountdownThursday2nd Win
Music BankFriday3rd Win
Music CoreSaturday4th Win
InkigayoSunday, Aug 305th Win

How ENHYPEN Sealed the Sunday Win

On the August 30 episode of SBS’s Inkigayo, ENHYPEN went head-to-head against ATEEZ’s “BAD” and RESCENE’s “LOVE ATTACK” for the top spot. “Bloody Paradise” ultimately claimed victory with a total of 4,815 points — capping off a flawless run that started with their Wednesday win on Show Champion. It’s ENHYPEN’s fifth trophy for the track and a strong signal of the group’s growing dominance on the charts this comeback season.

A Stacked Lineup on Inkigayo

The Grand Slam win wasn’t the only highlight of the day. NCT 127 brought their track “BLINGY” to the stage, while rookie group NEXZ performed a high-energy double act with “APPETITE” and “SAUCIN’.” Other performers included Hearts2Hearts, SF9, KiiiKiii, TUIDE, TNX, ONEWE, TEMPEST’s Hanbin, and several rising acts like AEN, iii, and MW:MEU — making it one of the more packed episodes of the season.

For more K-pop comeback coverage and music show results, check out our K-pop news roundups and comeback tracker on TechnoSports.

FAQs

Q1. What is a music show Grand Slam in K-pop?

It’s when a group wins first place on all five major weekly Korean music shows — Show Champion, M Countdown, Music Bank, Music Core, and Inkigayo — with the same title track.

Q2. How many wins has “Bloody Paradise” earned so far?

ENHYPEN’s “Bloody Paradise” has earned five wins total, completing the Grand Slam with its Inkigayo victory on August 30.

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