Enhyphen's New Album Sells 1 Million Copies on 1st Day

Boy band Enhypen have another million-selling album under their belt, selling some 1.11 million copies of their fourth mini album, "Dark Blood," on the first day of its release on Monday, according to album sales tracker Hanteo Chart.

The boys have now racked up three million-selling albums in just two-and-a-half years since their debut in November 2020.

Their third mini album, "Manifesto: Day 1," hit the 1 million sales milestone on the second day of its release on July 4 last year.

Their first million-seller was their first full-length album, "Dimension: Dilemma," released in October 2021.

As of Monday, "Dark Blood" also topped iTunes' album charts in 30 countries including France, Indonesia and Japan.

Enhypen said their latest album was intended to express their gratitude to their fans through allusion to a fantasy tale.