BTS (Bangtan Sonyeondan) Masterpiece Collection | A comprehensive songbook that both newcomers and devoted fans can enjoy
BTS (Bangtan Sonyeondan), whose popularity has surged worldwide beyond the K-POP scene.
Since their debut in 2013, they’ve gained support with hip-hop-centered tracks and the members’ approachable, charming appeal.
Powerful rap, overwhelming dance performances, and refreshing energy.
With wonderful recent pop songs and collaborations offering new kinds of enjoyment, they continue to captivate ARMY—their fans—as well as music lovers around the world.
The incredible strength of their fandom and the bond among the members are surely indispensable sources of BTS’s power!
In this article, we’ll carefully select and introduce our editorial team’s top recommended tracks from among their many masterpieces.
Whether you’re a longtime BTS fan or just starting to listen, there are plenty of great songs to enjoy—so let’s dive in together!
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BTS (Bangtan Sonyeondan) Masterpiece Grand Compilation | A comprehensive collection of songs (51–60) that both newcomers and aficionados can enjoy
BTS:Yet To ComeBTS
The globally renowned boy group BTS.
“BTS: Yet To Come” captures their 2022 concert “BTS Yet To Come in BUSAN” held in Busan, South Korea.
For the concert, 14 cinema-exclusive cameras were set up to deliver breathtaking visuals.
Featuring performances of their signature hits like “Dynamite” and “Butter,” it’s recommended both for fans and for those new to BTS.
Attack on BangtanBTS
A hip-hop track from the September 2013 mini-album “O!RUL8,2?” that embodies BTS’s early energy.
The song’s title is a play on the Korean title of the popular anime “Attack on Titan,” and it explodes with a strong will to rise and powerful self-affirmation.
The forceful rap and call-and-response performance leave a strong impression, conveying their fearless passion to keep challenging themselves.
It was performed during their first solo tour, “The Red Bullet Tour,” starting in 2014 and received enthusiastic support from fans.
It’s a must-listen not only for ARMY who want to feel BTS’s roots, but also for anyone interested in their growth story.
Not TodayBTS
A track included on the 2017 album “You Never Walk Alone,” packed with a powerful message that confronts social injustice and oppression.
Its weighty sound is rooted in hip-hop and moombahton, featuring an aggressive, synth-heavy production that leaves a strong impression.
The lyrics, themed around hope and solidarity, weave in anti-establishment ideas that extend from BTS’s early song “No More Dream.” The music video, which reached 10 million views within 24 hours, is also stunning—its visuals, inspired by The Lord of the Rings, blend with choreography by Keone Madrid for a heart-pounding performance that’s truly exhilarating!
봄날 (Spring Day)BTS
I want to see someone precious to me, but I can’t… It’s a heartfelt message song whose lyrics capture that earnest longing and really hit you in the chest.
It’s a track by BTS, a globally popular boy group, released in 2017.
The contrast between the grand sound arrangement and the lyrics conveying a lonely state of mind is striking.
“I wish this winter would end soon, I want warm spring to come”—each feverish, earnest word might not be talking only about the seasons, after all.
BTS (Bangtan Sonyeondan) Masterpiece Collection | A Complete Anthology Enjoyable for Both First-Time Listeners and Aficionados (61–70)
The Truth UntoldBTS
A dramatic tearjerker from BTS.
The only instrument used is the piano, which really highlights the members’ vocal abilities.
The song’s world is a garden where a castle of sand stands—a slightly unreal, fantasy-like setting.
The woman he loves is hiding somewhere in the garden.
He wants to find her, but his feelings are in conflict.
He’s afraid of showing his true self.
It makes him realize how difficult it is to bare yourself to the one you love.
Boy In LuvBTS
“Boy In Luv” flips the script by boldly insisting, “Don’t let go of the me you’ve come to love.” Released in 2014, it’s a heavy tune packed with BTS’s underground, core style before they became global superstars.
You could call it a confession song that embodies the spirit of a “man’s man”—full of confidence, making a daring approach, and staying on the offensive.
BTS’s aggressive cool really shines.
Perfect for dates or anytime you want to hype yourself up!
ButterflyBTS
With their dedication and love for music—paired with an approachable charm—BTS now captivates attention around the world.
“Butterfly” is a 2015 track included on the album The Most Beautiful Moment in Life, Pt.
2 from the Hwa Yang Yeon Hwa (The Most Beautiful Moment in Life) series, and it’s a ballad that perfectly fits the concept of portraying life’s beauty.
There are moments when, the more fun and happiness we feel, a sudden fear creeps in that it might all just be a dream.
Centered on Jungkook’s high-toned vocals, the song draws you even deeper into its world.
It’s a track you’ll want to listen to closely and savor each lyric.