‘THE SIN : BLISS’ Behind the Scenes - ENHYPEN

What happened

ENHYPEN documents the music-show promotion cycle for “Bloody Paradise,” from the first pre-recording through rehearsals, short-form shoots, monitoring, and a win announced backstage.

Why Koreans care

The captions distinguish 사전 녹화 (sajeon nokhwa, pre-recording), 생방송 (saengbangsong, live broadcast), and 사후 녹화 (sahu nokhwa, post-recording). At M Countdown, ENHYPEN records a stage before the live show, completes the broadcast, and then prepares another recording afterward—three separate parts of what viewers encounter as one music-show appearance.

In the Korean comments

Several commenters focus on footage they say is missing. One comment reads, in translation, “It was ENHYPEN’s first Music Core win—how could that not be included in the behind-the-scenes video?” Another asks where the entire first week of Inkigayo and Music Core went, making the omissions themselves the subject of the reaction.

What the words mean

When Sunoo says 입 터질 것 같아 (ip teojil geot gata, “I think my mouth will burst open”), he does not mean anything will literally burst. In this casual, humorous food-related expression, he means that eating something now may break his restraint and make him want to keep eating.