BEAST (Highlight) greatest songs | From smash hits to the latest tracks, all at once
The Korean four-member male idol group BEAST has captivated many fans with their powerful vocals and performance skills.
After experiencing various dramatic turns—such as member departures and changing their group name to Highlight—they made major headlines by resuming activities under the name “BEAST” in 2025 for the first time in nine years.
In this article, we introduce a series of moving hit songs born along their journey from their 2009 debut, through BEAST, and into Highlight.
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BEAST (Highlight) Hit Songs | A Comprehensive Introduction from Big Hits to the Newest Tracks (21–30)
Last wordsBEAST
Released in November 2015 as the ninth installment of a ten-month consecutive release project in Japan, this song topped the Oricon Daily Single Ranking.
The members deliver a tender performance that conveys the poignant feelings of a man unable to express his emotions to the one he loves.
With overwhelming vocal prowess intertwined with the beautiful piano melody, it unfolds as a magnificent ballad.
I gotta go to workBEAST
A pre-release track from the 8th mini album “ORDINARY,” released in South Korea in July 2015.
The song was written and composed by Good Life, a production team that includes member Yong Junhyung.
It evokes a sweet morning scene in which a man, before heading off to work, gently tells his girlfriend to be a good girl and wait for him.
Only OneBEAST
Released in September 2015 as the seventh installment of a 10-month consecutive release project in Japan.
Lyrics by member Yong Junhyung, composed by the powerhouse duo Good Life.
It’s a mid-tempo dance tune about a captivating girlfriend who’s the only one for him, featuring an alluring, slightly provocative, mature vibe.
Bad GirlBEAST
BEAST is a six-member male idol group that debuted in South Korea in October 2009 with “BAD GIRL.” The Japanese version of the song with the same title became BEAST’s second Japanese single.
It’s a pop tune that portrays the heart of a man suffering over a breakup, calling the girlfriend who is trying to leave him a “BAD GIRL.”
ButterflyBEAST
In April 2016, member Jang Hyunseung left BEAST, and the group became a five-member formation.
This track is from BEAST’s third Korean full album, “Highlight,” released in July of that year.
The lyrics and composition are by member Yong Junhyung.
The song portrays a lover leaving his side as a butterfly taking flight; its gentle piano melody and acoustic guitar tones enhance the emotions embedded in the lyrics.
How To LoveBEAST
This is a track from BEAST’s second Korean full-length album, “Hard to love, How to love,” released in July 2013.
It’s an impressive song marked by a gentle melody that captures the ticklish excitement of a new romance and a man’s hope that the two of them will spend their days happily together.
I’m SorryBEAST
In June 2013, the digital single “I’m Sorry” was released as the second title track of BEAST’s comeback project.
Member Yong Junhyung participated in writing the lyrics, drawing attention.
The song candidly portrays a man’s feelings of regret after breaking up with his girlfriend, wishing he could have treated her better.
The day before its release, they held a guerrilla concert to perform it for fans.