ENHYPEN has completed a music show grand slam, claiming their fifth win for "Bloody Paradise" on Inkigayo's August 30 episode.

The victory marks the group's sweep of all five major Korean music shows in the current promotion cycle. ENHYPEN first won on Show Champion, followed by their debut Music Core victory on August 29, then took Inkigayo to finish the grand slam.

The Inkigayo performance came alongside appearances from NCT 127, NEXZ, and other artists competing in this week's lineup. ENHYPEN's dominance with "Bloody Paradise" reflects both the track's strong chart performance and the group's ability to maintain viewer engagement across multiple broadcast platforms.

A music show grand slam is a significant achievement in K-pop, requiring a group to win all five major shows—typically Show Champion, Music Core, Inkigayo, Music Bank, and Show! Champion (or equivalent programs depending on the current broadcast landscape). Completing it within a single promotion cycle demonstrates sustained popularity and consistent performance metrics across digital, physical, and voting categories that these shows measure.

ENHYPEN's streak with "Bloody Paradise" continues to build momentum for the group's comeback. The track has shown staying power both on music shows and in broader chart rankings, keeping the group visible across broadcast television and social platforms as other acts cycle through their own comebacks.

The group's ability to secure wins across different shows—each with distinct voting methodologies and audience demographics—underscores the widespread appeal of "Bloody Paradise" among K-pop listeners and voters.