Top 7 G-Dragon Songs You Must Listen to in 2024
After a lengthy seven-year hiatus, G-Dragon has made a triumphant return to the music scene with his new solo track, Power. Released on October 31, this exciting comeback marks his first solo effort under Galaxy Corporation, following his departure from YG Entertainment earlier this year.
During an engaging Instagram Live session, G-Dragon previewed his latest work, which was subsequently launched with an official music video on YouTube. The response has been overwhelming, with the video accumulating over 8 million views within just 24 hours, a testament to his enduring popularity and robust fanbase.
G-Dragon, a core member of the iconic group BIGBANG, first entered the limelight in 2006. He ventured into his solo career in 2009 and has since cultivated a wide assortment of hit tracks.
Top Hits from G-Dragon: A Closer Look
Here’s a selection of some of G-Dragon’s most popular tracks that have contributed to his legacy:
- Good Boy
- Crooked
- Untitled
- Who You?
- THAT XX
- Crayon
- Heartbreaker
1) Good Boy
Released on November 21, 2014, Good Boy features a captivating collaboration between G-Dragon and his fellow BIGBANG member Taeyang. The music video quickly soared to success, racking up 7 million views in its first month. Currently, it boasts 379 million views on YouTube and 95 million Spotify plays, illustrating its widespread acclaim.
2) Crooked
Crooked debuted as part of G-Dragon’s album COUP D’ETAT in September 2013, and it became a fan favorite, crossing the 100 million views milestone on YouTube within four years. Currently, the music video stands at 245 million views and has been streamed over 68 million times on Spotify. This track showcases G-Dragon’s edgy fashion aesthetic, filmed against the vibrant backdrop of London.
“Tonight, I’ll be crooked / Leave me alone / I was alone anyway…”
3) Untitled 2014
Released in June 2017, Untitled 2014 quickly topped the charts on major Korean music platforms such as Bugs and MelOn. To date, it has garnered 150 million YouTube views and 74 million Spotify streams. The song’s melancholic theme reflects G-Dragon’s yearning for a past love, as he seeks redemption.
“Please just once / If I can just see you / I’m ok with losing everything I have…”
4) Who You?
With a current count of 135 million views on YouTube, Who You? was released on November 13, 2013. The music video, filmed in front of a live audience, features G-Dragon in a glass encasement, surrounded by personal items. The song encapsulates a narrative of longing and regret.
“So lame and loser-ish, I’ve always been a loser / I didn’t know, you’re the same…”
5) THAT XX
Released in 2012, THAT XX has attracted 108 million views on YouTube and more than 44 million streams on Spotify. The song, featuring BLACKPINK’s Jennie, highlights a contrasting persona of G-Dragon, exploring themes of love and betrayal.
“He smiles falsely next to you / He touches your cheeks and hair / But inside, he is definitely thinking of some other girl…”
6) Crayon
From the album One of a Kind, Crayon was released in September 2012. The lively track has amassed over 80 million views on YouTube and 25 million Spotify plays, showcasing its popularity and G-Dragon’s playful lyricism.
7) Heartbreaker
Heartbreaker, the title track from G-Dragon’s first solo album released in 2009, has reached 84 million views and 7 million streams on Spotify. The song conveys a heartfelt expression of loss and longing.
“You say you don’t like me, what’s the reason why? / Your annoyed expression / that gives everything away makes me sad…”
Beyond these tracks, G-Dragon’s BANG BANG BANG, released in 2016, also remains a significant highlight in his discography.
Leave a Reply