SHINee's Popular Song Rankings [2026]

Girls, Girls, GirlsSHINee57rank/position

Girls, Girls, Girls

SHINee is a male group that debuted in 2008.

“Girls, Girls, Girls” is a refreshing track with a sound that’s perfect for summer.

Be sure to check out its unique lyrics, too.

It has a distinctly tropical, summery vibe and a rhythmic, easy-to-listen-to feel, so it’s also recommended for those who haven’t listened to SHINee before!

HARDSHINee58rank/position

SHINee 샤이니 ‘HARD’ MV

HARD, with its sophisticated piano intro, leaves a strong impression.

Among the songs by SHINee, the boy group formed in 2008, this track stands out as one of the most hip-hop-oriented numbers.

The pattern of dropping from an aggressive melody into a whisper-like tune in the chorus is a trendy style often seen in recent years, as in BLACKPINK’s Pink Venom.

While incorporating that trend, this track fully harnesses SHINee’s signature sexy and cool vibe, delivering a fresh sensation that sits at the very forefront of K-pop.

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JULIETTESHINee59rank/position

SHINee – JULIETTE[Japanese ver.] Music Video Full

This song, themed around a passionate and sweet love confession, was released in Korea in May 2009.

It’s a track packed with SHINee’s charm.

The lyrics express deep feelings for a loved one and the sense of being captivated by their allure.

With parts that sing a serenade to Juliet, the song conveys both the sweetness and the poignancy of love.

This work is a remake of Corbin Bleu’s “Deal With It,” with the Korean lyrics penned by member Jonghyun.

It’s a recommended listen for anyone who wants to savor the thrill of falling in love.

Love like OxygenSHINee60rank/position

SHINee 샤이니 ‘산소 같은 너 (Love like Oxygen)’ MV

This song is packed with SHINee’s charm, portraying both the sweetness and the pain of love.

Released in August 2008 as the title track of their debut album, The SHINee World, it earned the group their first No.

1 on a music show.

The lyrics liken romance to oxygen, expressing deep dependence and affection for the other person.

Like oxygen, essential for sustaining life, it conveys an intense feeling of being unable to live without the one you love.

This track sings of the universal truth that love can sometimes bring suffering.

It’s a must-listen not only for those struggling with love, but also for anyone who wants to fully experience SHINee’s appeal.

Marry YouSHINee61rank/position

SHINee 샤이니 ‘Marry You’ Live @The Ringtone: SHINee is Back

It’s here! SHINee’s comeback! This is a mid-tempo track first unveiled during the streamed concert “The Ringtone: SHINee is Back,” ahead of the February 2021 release of the album Don’t Call Me.

With SHINee’s consistently solid vocals, it’s a proposal-like song that sings of an overwhelming, irresistible love.

The expressiveness in the chorus, including the falsetto, is absolutely irresistible.

It’s refreshing yet has a sophisticated, mature mood that’s wonderful.

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KEI

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ReplaySHINee62rank/position

SHINee 샤이니 ‘누난 너무 예뻐 (Replay)’ MV

A hit song released by SHINee in 2008.

It’s a love song that portrays the feelings of a younger guy who falls for an older woman.

In relationships with an age gap like that, even if you try your hardest, you might just get gently dodged.

One person is head over heels while the other keeps it light.

You can’t quite figure out how to handle someone who craves excitement and a thrill more than kindness, and time just slips by.

In the end, it paints a blue mood where the heart grows tired and chooses to break up.

Admiration stays as mere admiration—so bittersweet.

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KEI

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Replay – You are my everythingSHINee63rank/position

SHINee – Replay ( Sub Español + Romanizacion + Hangul )

This is SHINee’s debut song.

It’s the track that marks SHINee’s origins, and it makes you understand why so many of their songs are gentle and lovely.

All the members are young, and it emphasizes “cuteness” more than “coolness.” Girls’ Generation’s Yoona also appears in the music video.