Hongjoong released "ENOuGH" on September 18, 2026, a collaboration single with the American singer-songwriter Bazzi. He wrote, composed, and arranged the track himself, building it around a restrained pop and R&B arrangement that sits closer to a ballad than his work with ATEEZ. The lyrics follow a long stretch of longing gradually being filled by someone newly met. It presents a quieter, more intimate register than his group releases.
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Hongjoong (born November 7, 1998), the stage name of Kim Hong-joong, is a South Korean rapper, singer, songwriter, and producer, and the leader of the boy group ATEEZ, which debuted in 2018 under KQ Entertainment. He is deeply involved in ATEEZ's music, holding numerous songwriting and production credits registered with the Korea Music Copyright Association. His solo activities include the "BY. HONGJOONG" project, begun in 2019, a series of reinterpreted covers of songs by artists such as David Bowie, Prince, and Michael Jackson, alongside original solo tracks including "A Walker" (2023), "Why Do You Love" (2024), and "NO1" (2025). He has taken part in collaborations and features with other artists, contributed music direction for film, and pursued ventures in fashion. Stylized in performance simply as Hongjoong, his work spans hip-hop, rap, and experimental pop, and he is regarded within ATEEZ as a central creative force shaping the group's concepts and overall sound.