Fans of South Korean band ENHYPEN say they traveled far and wide to New York over the weekend to rally around the group that has inspired them to fight for
their dreams.
“ENHYPEN to me, they’re one of my inspirations because if you know about their backstory, they all had to hustle and they all come from different places. So, for me, it encourages me to work hard and know that my dreams will come true,” Vu said. “I grew up with ENHYPEN,” Tran said. “I basically saw them grow as artists and performers. I think that’s what makes them so captivating. It’s not just their music but how much passion and hard work they put into their performances.”birthday, convinced her parents to allow her to fly from Quebec, Canada to New York by herself. Jolicoeur says that the members of ENHYPEN trained for years and traveled the world to broaden themselves, so she wanted to tap into that same bravery.
“The way that we work is that we make projects we sell and then from that it funds events where we make and distribute it for free at concerts,” Di said. “We had a gallery for the FATE tour in New Jersey last year, and we had people from Europe like Germany, Spain, France and other places who sent us pictures to show how they love ENYHYPEN. It was a two-floor venue.”
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