ENHYPEN I Want You comeback guide: release date, time and what is confirmed

ENHYPEN's spin-off single THE SIN : PARALLEL WORLD is led by the title track I Want You (아이 원트 유). The music video is set for Fri, Nov 13 at 23:59 KST, which is Fri, Nov 13, 9:59 AM in US Eastern time. The line-by-line breakdown goes live on theIDOL about 15 minutes after the MV.

Release time: November 13, 23:59 KST

Release: Fri, Nov 13 at 23:59 KST. In US Eastern time that is Fri, Nov 13, 9:59 AM. That slot is the full music video for I Want You, according to ChosunBiz. It is the only outlet we have for the exact hour, so treat the time as single-sourced until ENHYPEN's official channels repeat it.

The reported sequence: a teaser on Nov 12, the full MV on Nov 13 at 23:59 KST, the digital single on Nov 20 at 14:00 KST, and the CD on Nov 23 at 12:00 KST. Lyrics on streaming platforms appear only with the single on Nov 20, so the MV is the first full listen.

What is confirmed about THE SIN : PARALLEL WORLD

THE SIN : PARALLEL WORLD is a spin-off single. Official store listings, including the ENHYPEN US shop and Weverse Shop, name I Want You as the title track and sell it as a Single CD. The Weverse notice sets the digital release for Nov 20 at 14:00 KST and the CD for Nov 23 at 12:00 KST.

The hello82 listing shows two tracks: I Want You and its instrumental. Concept, teaser content, credits and anything beyond that have not been announced in the sources we track.

Where ENHYPEN is coming from

Earlier songs in the catalogue give useful context. Given-Taken follows a singer chasing a dream across the border between two worlds, with red eyes and fangs hinting at a changing self. FEVER is about longing for someone cold and commanding that the singer cannot stop wanting, even when it hurts.

Bite Me is about wanting one person to come back, leave a mark and pull the singer out of the dark. This is background only. What I Want You is about has not been revealed.

How to learn I Want You on release day

The line-by-line breakdown of I Want You goes live on theIDOL about 15 minutes after the MV. You get what each line really means, a word-by-word translation, and romanization based on how the song is actually sung.

Translations come in English, Spanish, Portuguese, Japanese, Thai and Traditional Chinese. Then you can practice by filling in missing words while the song plays. A free account is all it takes.