BEAST (Highlight) greatest songs | From smash hits to the latest tracks, all at once

See You ThereBEAST

See You There (그곳에서)

A gem of a ballad by BEAST, where each member’s gentle voice weaves together with the wistful melody.

The lyrics quietly speak of hope to a cherished person who has gone away: “Let’s meet again someday at the place of our memories,” a sentiment that makes your heart ache.

Released in July 2015, the song is included on the mini-album “Ordinary,” which peaked at No.

36 on the Korean charts.

It’s perfect for nights when you long for the shining days of the past, or quiet moments spent thinking of someone far away—the tender tones will gently wrap your loneliness in warmth.

On rainy daysBEAST (HIGHLIGHT)

On Rainy Days (Japanese Version)

A ballad by BEAST that deeply resonates with anyone whose heart is soaked by memories of an unforgettable love whenever they hear the sound of rain.

The protagonist knows they can never meet again, yet still searches the rain-drenched city for traces of the one they lost.

That painfully pure longing tightens the listener’s chest.

First released in Korea in May 2011 as a pre-release track from the acclaimed album “Fiction and Fact,” its popularity led to a Japanese version in October 2012.

On a rainy night when you want to sit quietly and reflect, surrendering yourself to this sentimental melody will make you feel as though your heart is being cleansed along with your tears.

ButterflyBEAST

BEAST(비스트) – ‘Butterfly’ MV

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

BEAST – ‘How To Love’ (Official Music Video)

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

BEAST – ‘I’m Sorry’ (Official Music Video)

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.

Shadow (Geulimja / Kage)BEAST

BEAST – ‘Shadow (그림자)’ (Official Music Video)

Released in July 2013, this is the title track of BEAST’s second full-length Korean album, “Hard to Love, How to Love.” It expresses the poignant feelings of a man whose presence fades away from his loved one, like a shadow that disappears when the light goes out.

The song harmonizes an intense beat with a sweet piano melody.

Please Take Care of My Girlfriend (Say No / Please Look After My Girlfriend)BEAST

BEAST – ‘내 여자친구를 부탁해(Say No)’ (Official Music Video)

Like the previously introduced ‘Shock,’ it is included on the second mini-album ‘Shock Of The New Era,’ released in March 2010.

His ex-girlfriend starts dating one of his friends, but he wants her to say, ‘I’m still waiting for him’… It’s a song that portrays a man’s lingering feelings for his former lover.