Yesterday, I came across Jake's heartfelt cover of 'I Don't Think I'm Okay.' Hearing these lyrics specific to Jake left me worried about him and the other members of ENHYPEN. Even though Jake isn't my bias, I couldn't help but feel a deep concern for their well-being. It struck me deeply. Why did Jake choose these specific, vulnerable lyrics? As someone who finds joy and relief in seeing ENHYPEN's smiles, I hope they are genuinely happy and healthy, always.

ENHYPEN is not just a band; they are an inspiration to countless individuals globally. Their music provides solace, and their performances fill our days with happiness. However, behind the scenes, numerous pressures abound—from hectic schedules and recording commitments to maintaining a public image, which can take a significant toll on their mental health.

Adverse mental health is a prevalent issue in the music and entertainment industry. Nearly 73% of independent musicians have reported experiencing stress, anxiety, or depression, according to a 2019 study. These findings stress the need to prioritize mental health care for artists, who are as human and vulnerable as any of us.

We can collectively make a tangible impact by encouraging HYBE Corporation to provide greater mental health support for ENHYPEN members. We urge them to implement regular mental health check-ins and provide access to therapeutic services and a well-being team. Small changes like these can ensure these artists get the care they deserve and maintain their happiness off-stage as well.

By signing this petition, you're standing up for ENHYPEN’s well-being and encouraging better mental health initiatives in the music industry. Let's protect the smiles that light up our days. Please sign this petition to ensure ENHYPEN is supported and thrives in both mind and body.