ENHYPEN’s SungHoon ‘Odoriko’ Cover—Fans Say “We Need More Like This”

ENHYPEN’s SungHoon just dropped his first solo cover—and it’s a lovely, heartfelt take on Vaundy’s “Odoriko.”

Released on the group’s official YouTube channel, the video leans into what fans love most about him: a soft, airy tone and careful, emotive phrasing.

He honors the original while giving it a gentle warmth that feels unmistakably SungHoon—an affectionate nod to a modern J-Pop staple.

A Seoul story told in day and night

Running 4 minutes and 35 seconds, the self-directed film moves across Seoul with personal props and a simple “day vs. night” concept.

The camera work is intentionally restrained—natural light, close-ups, and after-dark vignettes—so the vocal stays front and center. You watch SungHoon shift between observer and narrator, and that quiet intimacy is exactly why the replay button feels inevitable.

Within a day, the cover was already surging on YouTube—classic performance-led content with strong retention.

ENGENEs made it a moment

WAHHH ODORIKO: VAUNDY COVER BY SUNGHOON 🫶🏻 #ENHYPEN #engene #sunghoon #odorikovaundy #sunghooncover

♬ original sound – yung kai

Fans mobilized fast, organizing streaming parties and pushing #TimelessHOONCOVER to help the video trend in multiple regions, including Indonesia, Thailand, and Canada.

The reactions were consistent: “mesmerizing,” “unexpectedly intimate,” and “please release more solo covers.”

It’s clear there’s real demand for SungHoon’s voice outside group activities, and K-pop outlets amplified the buzz by spotlighting “Odoriko” as a Vaundy classic with serious streaming power in Japan.

Why it connects (and gets discovered)

Japan song and listening to Sunghoon I really so proud of sunghoon 😭🤲🏻 #TimelessHOONCOVER #엔하이픈_성훈 #ENHYPEN_SUNGHOON #성훈 #SUNGHOON

♬ 踊り子 – Vaundy

This release hits a perfect intersection: artist-led covers, J-Pop and K-Pop crossover, and member-focused content.

Pairing SungHoon with a widely searched title like “Odoriko” invites curious non-fans in, while the self-directed angle gives media and social captions an easy hook. Adding context about Vaundy broadens the appeal to casual J-Pop listeners—great for both fandom and search.

Through Belift Lab, he stated, “This is a song I usually enjoy listening to, and I chose it as a cover because I thought it would suit my voice. I hope ENGENE will enjoy it too.”

Bonus: ENHYPEN Artist-Made Collection POP-UP

ENHYPEN is currently on their ‘ENHYPEN WORLD TOUR ‘WALK THE LINE’.’ SungHoon and his members will perform at Singapore Indoor Stadium on October 3–5. They will conclude the tour with an encore concert at KSPO DOME in Olympic Park, Songpa-gu, Seoul, on October 24–26, 2025

Also, the most sought-after Artist-Made Collection by ENHYPEN pop-up is rolling out globally:

Beijing: 2025.09.29 – 10.20

Singapore: 2025.10.02 – 10.20

Guangzhou: 2025.10.05 – 10.25

New York: 2025.10.12 – 11.09

Hong Kong: 2025.10.16 – 11.16

Mexico City: 2025.10.17 – 11.02

Taipei: 2025.10.31 – 11.16

More cities are on the way—just like, hopefully, more solo covers from SungHoon.