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Guaranteed to hit repeat: Energetic K-pop songs that will lift your mood

Because K-pop has actively incorporated overseas music influences, it tends to feature intricate sounds and plenty of high-energy tracks.

In this article, we’ve selected songs that really let you get into the K-pop groove.

Alongside fast-paced numbers, we’re also introducing tracks with unique melodies and catchy hooks that you’ll find irresistibly addictive.

Including the atmosphere and worldbuilding conveyed by each song and artist, try discovering a variety of energetic tracks that match your taste!

[Guaranteed to Replay] Upbeat K-POP Songs That Lift Your Mood (211–220)

NolzaTHE BOYZ

[MV] THE BOYZ(더보이즈) _ Nolza(놀자)
NolzaTHE BOYZ

When you’re in the mood for something cute and fun, “Nolza” will definitely lift your spirits! It’s a collaboration track celebrating the 20th anniversary of the popular Korean anime “Porong Porong Pororo.” I hear it was created using the Season 1 opening theme’s lyric, “I love playing the most,” as a motif.

You can really feel the playful spirit—so fun! Beyond the members’ cuteness, the song, vocals, and dance all have this soft, laid-back vibe that’s irresistible.

I think it’ll help you relax when you want to unwind.

For real!!TFN

TFN “Jinjja!! (진짜!!)” Performance V - Fixed Camera ver.
For real!!TFN

An upbeat number sung by TFN, a boys’ group made up of Korean and Japanese members.

It’s an original Japanese track included on their 2nd mini album “OUR TEEN: YELLOW SIDE,” released on April 26, 2023.

With lively melodies and lyrics that carry the message of charging ahead without stopping, you’ll find yourself humming along.

On top of its momentum, the exhilarating interplay of Japanese and Korean running freely throughout is a thrill.

Be sure to check out the “Pikaaan! Dance,” which they highlight as a key point, expressing a burst of inspiration.

In conclusion

This time, we’ve selected upbeat, high-energy K-pop tracks spanning all generations.

Compared to today’s songs, K-pop from the 2010s felt heavier and more intense to me—how did you feel about it? In addition to this article, LUG Music has various other features focusing on K-pop.

Be sure to check those out as well!