2PM Popular Song Rankings [2026]

My Life 4 U2PM8rank/position

12. 2PM 1ST CONCERT IN SEOUL DVD – My life 4 U

A love ballad that makes your heart flutter with its purity.

Dubbed “beast idols” for their overwhelming wild appeal, 2PM released it in 2010.

It’s included on their 3rd single “Don’t Stop Can’t Stop” and on the Japan-released best-of album “2PM Best (2008 ~ 2011 in Korea).” The pure sentiment of vowing to risk one’s life for you is truly moving.

What’s more, hearing the vocals resonate directly at a live show makes it even more emotional and can bring you to tears.

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Forever2PM9rank/position

2PM Forever-concerto a Tokyo

“Forever” is a song by 2PM, known as the “beast idol” group, and it was included as the B-side to their 2012 Japanese single “Masquerade.” Member Junho wrote and composed the track.

While it can be heard as a mutual long-distance love, the theme is that time apart makes the bond stronger.

Lyrics about both people doing their best under the same sky can also be encouraging after a breakup.

The members’ warm vocals are likely to soothe a broken heart.

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Like a Movie2PM10rank/position

2PM – Like a Movie, 투피엠 – 영화처럼, Music Core 20110625

This is a song by 2PM, a six-member South Korean male idol group.

As the title suggests, “Like a Movie” features lyrics set around reimagining memories with a once-happy lover as if they were scenes from a film.

While watching the two happy people on the screen, the narrator longs for her to come back to him—a bittersweet, heartrending track.

Winter Games2PM11rank/position

2PM 「Winter Games」 MV Full ver.

A song that could be called one of 2PM’s signature works, skillfully depicting the chill of winter and the warmth of love.

The lyrics express a bittersweet male perspective, perfectly matched by the members’ powerful vocals.

Released in October 2013, this track became their seventh single in Japan and proudly claimed the No.

1 spot on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart.

It was also certified Gold, underscoring its popularity.

Seeing these Korean artists sing in Japanese highlights their cross-border appeal.

It’s a perfect song for the season of love, and one I recommend to the yutori generation as well.

Take off2PM12rank/position

Ao no exorcist ending 1 full

It’s the ending theme song for the first cour of the MBS/TBS anime “Blue Exorcist.” It’s a refreshing song to listen to when you’re lost in life, worried, or struggling.

The lyrics are very encouraging—a song that gives you a gentle push forward.

For your futureCHANSUNG(2PM)13rank/position

CHANSUNG (2PM) / For Your Future (Official Music Video)

The drama theme song sung by 2PM’s Chansung is imbued with a bittersweet desire to rekindle a lost relationship from the past.

Released in December 2024, the track is tied to the Japanese drama “Jun Kissa Inyeon,” in which he stars, and strongly reflects the show’s worldview.

Chansung’s warm vocals feel almost like he’s speaking directly to you, resulting in a moving ballad.

It’s recommended for those who want to move forward after heartbreak and regret.

Enjoying it alongside the drama will bring an even deeper emotional experience.