New Fans Can’t Believe these iconic BIGBANG Songs aren’t the Title Tracks

With “Home Sweet Home” breaking charts and T.O.P making waves with ‘Squid Game,’ there’s a wave of new fans discovering BIGBANG and their rich discography. Known for being legends in K-pop, BIGBANG is one of the few groups whose b-sides are just as popular—if not more—than their title tracks. In an industry where title tracks typically take center stage, it comes as a major surprise to many new fans that some of BIGBANG’s most beloved songs are actually b-sides.

Let’s dive into the BIGBANG songs and solos that fans can’t believe weren’t the title tracks.

BANG BANG BANG

Let’s start with one of the ultimate K-pop anthems, “BANG BANG BANG” from BIGBANG’s ‘MADE' album, that became one of the most iconic songs in K-pop history. “BANG BANG BANG” screams title track and It’s quite surprising for new fans that such a timeless hit isn’t the title track of the album. Instead, “Last Dance” and “Fxxk It” serve as the album's double title tracks.

ONE OF A KIND

Many can’t believe that “ONE OF A KIND” isn’t the title track of G-Dragon’s solo album of the same name. The track’s hard-hitting beat, catchy lyrics, and G-Dragon’s signature charisma make many new fans believe that it was the title track of the album at first. It’s a perfect showcase of GD’s artistry, and its energy is undeniable.

WEDDING DRESS

Taeyang’s “Wedding Dress” was so popular that many listeners didn’t even realize it was a K-pop song at first. With its haunting melody, emotional lyrics, and striking music video, it’s easy to understand why fans find it surprising that this wasn’t a title track. As a deeply emotional b-side, “Wedding Dress” became one of the standout hits of Taeyang’s solo career.

COUP D’ETAT

"COUP D'ETAT" from G-Dragon’s solo album of the same name is a dramatic, boundary-pushing track with bold lyrics. While the album's title tracks “Crooked” and “Who You?” became iconic hits, the artistry of “Coup D’etat” captivates both fans and critics alike. With its fierce production and compelling message, it’s hard to fathom why it wasn’t promoted as one of the title tracks.

STAY WITH ME

“STAY WITH ME,” Taeyang’s soulful ballad featuring bandmate G-Dragon, is one of the fan-favorite hits. The song’s simplicity, paired with its beautiful instrumentation and heartfelt lyrics, has a timeless quality to it. For many fans, it feels like a perfect title track, and many new to BIGBANG and its members solo discographies find it surprising this fan favorite wasn’t chosen as a lead single.

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