K-POP Masterpieces & Best Hits [Latest and Classic Popular Songs + Editor’s Select]

ICYITZY

ITZY “ICY” M/V @ITZY

The title track from the 2019 release ‘IT’z ICY.’ It’s a fashionable, punk-tinged dance number.

It conveys a strong determination to go one’s own way without being swayed by what others say.

“ICY” means thin ice, implicitly suggesting that staying true to yourself makes you shine brightly.

ITZY gives off the image of cool girls who know who they are!

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Body to BodyNEW!BTS

Body to Body

BTS, the global group boasting immense popularity worldwide.

This is the track that opens their album “ARIRANG,” released in March 2026.

It’s an iconic number marking the full reunion of all members after a four-year hiatus, and it also served as the opening song for their comeback performance at Gwanghwamun Square.

Characterized by a danceable sound rooted in pop and EDM, it’s crafted to electrify the crowd and instantly raise the energy in a live setting.

Brimming with a celebratory vibe that unites fans and performers, it’s perfect for moments when you want to get pumped up or get moving.

A unique anecdote that drew attention is that it was introduced by the American Heart Association as a song with a tempo suitable for CPR.

Very Very VeryI.O.I

아이오아이 (I.O.I) – 너무너무너무 (Very Very Very) MV

I.O.I was a time-limited girl group that promoted from 2016 to 2017, formed by 11 finalists from the audition program PRODUCE 101, which featured trainees from various Korean agencies.

After the group’s activities ended, the members debuted under their respective agencies.

This song is one of their most popular, often ranked first or second, with a cute, addictive chorus that goes “Neomu neomu neomu.” “Neomu” means “very” and is a commonly used word.

The song gives the image of a girl cutely asking a boy who’s chasing after her to “say you like me more,” which suited the charming I.O.I perfectly.

BluemingIU

[MV] IU(아이유) _ Blueming(블루밍)

A stylish, poppy world that’s so IU.

The blue hues in the music video are striking, too.

The guitar riff feels great, and the danceable elements make it even more fun! It portrays the desire to move to the next stage in a relationship, infused with the wish embodied by the blue rose’s flower meaning: “dreams come true.” The chorus line is simply lovely—my personal favorite—and IU’s ever-changing expressions are utterly charming.

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KEI

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Like OOH-AHHTwice

TWICE “Like OOH-AHH(OOH-AHH하게)” M/V

This song is the debut single by TWICE, who are active on the global stage! The members debuted under JYP through the survival audition show SIXTEEN.

Because the show was extremely popular, they drew huge attention even before their debut.

The lyrics capture both the excitement of stepping into an unknown world and the mindset of a slightly bold girl.

Just listening to it makes you think, “They’re so cute!” Their breakthrough began with Like OOH-AHH.

Be sure to give it a listen!

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FearSEVENTEEN

[M/V] SEVENTEEN(세븐틴) – 독 : Fear

SEVENTEEN keeps getting bigger with every new release.

This is the title track from their 2019 album An Ode.

They were nominated for MAMA, and a dome tour in Japan has been decided! Over a heavy, powerful bass, the piercing high notes and sexy vocal shouts are irresistible.

SEVENTEEN is cool no matter what they do!

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MANSAESEVENTEEN

[M/V] SEVENTEEN(세븐틴) – 만세(MANSAE)

SEVENTEEN is an idol group that has worked on numerous Korean drama OSTs.

They’re known for delivering technically skilled performances, from vocals to dance.

“만세 (MANSAE),” which evokes the image of a vibrant school life, was included on their 2015 mini album BOYS BE.

It’s a funky track featuring rhythmic guitars and bright synth tones.

Their light and cool vocals are soothing as well.

It’s a refreshing song that I’d recommend even to those who’ve hardly ever listened to K-pop.

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