BIGBANG Popular Song Rankings [2026]

FXXK ITBIGBANG15rank/position

BIGBANG – FXXK IT (에라 모르겠다) Piano by Ray Mak

FXXK IT, included as a double title track alongside LAST DANCE on the 2016 album MADE -KR EDITION-, received a broadcast-ineligible ruling from KBS due to its provocative title and lyrical content.

Nevertheless, the music video released on YouTube surpassed 100 million views within six months and has been widely embraced both domestically and internationally.

While at first glance it may seem difficult to adapt to piano, it transforms into a sophisticated arrangement that preserves the song’s bold, edgy essence.

Be sure to try enjoying it on the piano as well!

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HaruHaru -Japanese Version-BIGBANG16rank/position

BIGBANG – HARU HARU JAPANESE VER. M/V [HD]

Released in 2008, this is a ballad whose Korean title means “day by day,” featuring a dramatic sound themed around heartbreaking breakups and partings.

It’s a signature song that became extremely popular in Japan as well, with a Japanese version released later.

Since it’s sung by five members, some parts have overlapping melodies, but the main melody line is very easy to follow, so even first-time listeners should find it easy to learn.

However, because it’s such a sorrowful song, adding too much expressiveness might actually lower your score.

For scoring, try singing as plainly as possible at first, then adjust little by little if your expressiveness ends up being too low.

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IF YOUBIGBANG17rank/position

빅뱅(BIG BANG) – IF YOU 피아노 연주

Released in 2015, “IF YOU” is a heartbreak song that expresses the painful feeling of realizing the importance of someone who was by your side only after losing them, and wishing you could start over.

It also drew attention when BTS’s Jungkook covered it on the Korean TV show King of Mask Singer, where he performed while wearing a mask.

The melody, which seems to directly reflect the anguish in one’s heart, becomes even more poignant when played with the delicate tones of the piano.

Imagine quietly shedding tears in your heart, and play each note with care.

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Still LifeBIGBANG18rank/position

BIGBANG – Still Life | Piano Cover by Pianella Piano

Released in April 2022, “Still Life” marked their comeback after four years.

The title means “Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter” in Korean, and the lyrics thoughtfully mirror the changing seasons with the repeated encounters and farewells of life.

While there are some rhythmically intricate passages, the song has a relatively narrow vocal range and a relaxed feel, making it quite approachable on piano.

The rap sections feature repeated notes; be careful not to let the tempo rush forward.

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CafeBIGBANG19rank/position

BIGBANG_0228_SBS THE BIGBANG SHOW_CAFE

I still can’t forget the shock I felt when I first heard this song.

G-DRAGON’s voice—making you wonder, “Where is that coming from?!”—is striking, and it shapes the rhythm and vibe of the track so perfectly that all I can say is it’s amazing.

A stylishly crafted song.

If you don’t know it, you should definitely give it a listen.

LAST FAREWELLBIGBANG20rank/position

BIGBANG – 마지막 인사(LAST FAREWELL) M/V

From the MV’s opening, which feels like the start of a drama, I can’t take my eyes off it.

Then the high-energy sound kicks in and grabs my heart all at once.

It’s an upbeat track, yet never noisy—perhaps that’s thanks to their vocals.

It’s a song I want to listen to on a nighttime drive.

LIESBIGBANG21rank/position

Bigbang – Lies Piano Cover

Released in 2007 before their major debut in Japan, “LIES” is regarded as one of BIGBANG’s signature songs.

It’s a poignant love song about realizing the importance of a loved one only after losing them.

Beginning with an intro marked by a lonely, piano melody, the song carries a sorrowful atmosphere throughout that evokes a sense of regret.

It’s perfectly suited to piano performance, which can beautifully express delicate, fragile tones.

With many repeated chords and a relatively narrow range, it’s approachable even for those who aren’t yet comfortable with two-handed playing.

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