BELIFT said “ENHYPEN and Heeseung would continue to support each other”
And somehow more than 5 months later we’re still waiting to see what that means. Private support? Telepathy? Carrier pigeons? Because the public one is nowhere to be found.
THE. OT6. ARE. STREAMING. FOR. THE. BOYCOTT. TO. FAIL. CLOCK IT 😹✌🏻✌🏻they dgaf about the members all they want is the sense of satisfaction from trying to compete with us lol
#noticing heeseung’s red car in ride or die mv & enhypen’s yellow car in bloody paradise mv with the green roof represents the colours of tsb, riki & heeseung both breaking a wall in tsb & tsv plus the similar graffitis on the walls of both mvs, it feels so connected lore wise :)
[THEORY]
bye @jayxieon_n and @Xia_lee9
In the Music Bank stage for ENHYPEN’s “Bloody Paradise,” there is a prison uniform hanging with the number 5267 on it. However, none of the members are wearing that number. This is important because Heeseung was supposed to be imprisoned alongside the other members after they were caught as “seven” in the sin in Dark Moon: The Blood Altar / Sin : Vanish. Yet Heeseung never reaches the prison with them.
Instead, he falls into another dimension.
This could explain why the 5267 uniform is left hanging empty. It may represent Heeseung’s place in the prison — the place he was supposed to occupy, but never actually did.
Then, in the Bloody Paradise MV, Ni-ki and Jake are the ones who initiate the escape from the prison. If they know what happened to Heeseung, their escape may have a purpose beyond simply getting themselves out.
They may be trying to find a way to reach him.
This makes Ni-ki breaking through the wall especially interesting. A wall is normally a physical barrier, but within the lore, it could represent the barrier between their reality and the dimension Heeseung has fallen into. Ni-ki isn't simply breaking out — he could be trying to break through the boundary separating them from Heeseung.
There is also a possible connection to Dark Moon, where Noa saves Heli. This establishes another instance of characters being able to reach and connect with someone despite supernatural circumstances separating them. The idea of crossing boundaries to reach another person therefore isn't completely unfamiliar within the lore.
Then we get Jungwon handing Jay a walkie-talkie.
This may be one of the biggest clues.
Walkie-talkies communicate through radio frequencies. They don't require two people to be physically together; they allow people to communicate from a distance as long as they are connected to the same frequency.
So perhaps Jungwon gives Jay the walkie-talkie because Jay is going to try to find Heeseung.
Jay could be using the walkie-talkie to transmit a signal, searching for some response from Heeseung's dimension.
And this brings us to Heeseung's “Ride or Die” MV.
Heeseung dies in a car accident and ends up in a world where he is essentially invisible to everyone around him. He exists, but he is completely disconnected from the world.
Most importantly, Heeseung has a car — and the car's stereo suddenly turns on by itself.
A car stereo is also a receiver that works through radio frequencies.
So what if this isn't random?
What if Jay's walkie-talkie is transmitting a frequency that reaches Heeseung's dimension, and Heeseung's car stereo is receiving it?
The interesting part is that Heeseung doesn't seem to realize that anyone is trying to contact him.
From his perspective, the stereo simply turns on.
But from the members' perspective, Jay could be sending out a signal, desperately trying to locate where Heeseung is.
That would make the two scenes mirror each other:
Jungwon → gives Jay a walkie-talkie → Jay searches for Heeseung → signal travels through a frequency → Heeseung's car stereo receives the signal.
And then there is the mysterious car that stops near Heeseung.
It almost seems like the car is trying to get him to enter.
Why?
If the frequency is actually connecting the two worlds, the car could be more than just a random vehicle. It could potentially be a pathway or guide leading Heeseung toward the members — even though Heeseung himself is unaware of the reason behind it.
The fact that the car also drives backwards makes this even more interesting.
Heeseung's death was caused by a car accident. Therefore, a car moving backwards could symbolize going back through the event that separated Heeseung from the others.
Rather than simply moving forward into a new reality, the car may be taking him backward — toward the moment of his death, toward the boundary between dimensions, or potentially toward the members who are trying to reach him.
So the entire sequence could be connected:
5267
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Heeseung was supposed to be imprisoned with the others
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He falls into another dimension instead
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Jake and Ni-ki escape
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Ni-ki breaks through the wall, possibly searching for a way to reach him
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Jungwon gives Jay a walkie-talkie
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Jay tries to contact/find Heeseung through a frequency
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Heeseung, unaware that anyone is searching for him, hears his car stereo activate
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The frequency may have reached his dimension
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A mysterious car appears and attempts to take him
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The car drives backwards
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Possibly leading Heeseung back toward the members or reversing the separation caused by his death
If this interpretation is correct, “Ride or Die” may not be a completely separate story for Heeseung.
It could be showing what is happening to Heeseung while the other six are trying to reach him from the other side.
And the most heartbreaking part is that Heeseung doesn't know they're looking for him.
He thinks he's alone.
Meanwhile, Jay may already be calling for him through a frequency Heeseung doesn't even realize is connected to him.
The members are trying to find Heeseung. Heeseung is simply trying to understand the world he's trapped in. And the frequency may be the first thing connecting their two realities.