The legendary and ever-evolving coolness of TVXQ. A carefully curated selection of their popular hits and timeless classics!
Even if you’re not a K-pop fan, there’s hardly anyone who hasn’t heard of TVXQ, the male duo from South Korea.
True to their name, they’ve become artists with immense popularity across Asia.
Their performances were impressive back when they were a five-member group, and their current work as a duo is just as energetic and striking!
Enjoy this carefully curated playlist of popular songs by the legendary TVXQ, starting with their classic “Why Did I Fall in Love with You.”
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The enduring legacy and ever-evolving coolness of TVXQ. A carefully selected pick of popular and classic songs! (71–80)
Lime ＆ LemonTōhōshinki
An adult love song billed as a “midsummer citrus tune.” Released in June 2023 by TVXQ, the legendary male unit that has led the K-pop boom since the 2000s and enjoys immense popularity across Asia.
It portrays a passion that burns hot, but by weaving in lime and lemon, it also adds the freshness and crisp zest of summer, resulting in a thoroughly refreshing finish.
That said, Yunho and Changmin’s mature yet charming allure shines through, and that balance is just perfect.
An ideal summer track—great for a drive!
RebelTōhōshinki
TVXQ’s ‘Rebel’ is a spirited number featured as the title track on their album ’20&2.’ Released in December 2023, the song expresses a drive to break through barriers and move forward, along with an unwavering heart that won’t yield to hardship.
With powerful phrases, it delivers a message that invites empathy and support, igniting the listener’s spirit.
Its moving, catchy melody fused with a distinctive beat lets you feel the energy from the very first listen!
SWEET SURRENDERTōhōshinki
The lead track from the legendary unit TVXQ’s 20th-anniversary album “ZONE,” released in October 2024.
It made its first performance on the music show “CDTV Live! Live!” to great acclaim.
A stylish dance track themed around a “sweet surrender” that frees the self and moves to a new stage.
The lyrics interweave memories of the past with anticipation for the future, and the music video impressively expands a grand worldview from the deep inner realm to outer space.
Reflecting both their long career and ongoing evolution, this work is recommended not only for fans but also for anyone seeking a sense of inner growth and transformation.
The enduring legacy and ever-evolving coolness of TVXQ. A carefully curated selection of hit songs and classics! (81–90)
MirrorsTōhōshinki
It’s stylish electronic music with a shadowy vibe.
It’s a track by the Korean music duo Tohoshinki, released in 2019 as their 47th single.
It served as the theme song for the drama “Sign: The Case Files of Forensic Scientist Yuzuki Takashi.” Perhaps due to its philosophical lyrics, it leaves me feeling unsettled as I listen.
Their soaring vocals are, as expected, truly impressive.
Summer DreamTōhōshinki
It’s a summer song by a highly skilled K-pop group.
Just listening to it will lift your spirits, so I especially recommend it to anyone working hard toward their goals.
Even if you’re not familiar with K-pop, the music is excellent—you’re sure to get hooked once you listen.
We are!Tōhōshinki
When it comes to One Piece, it has to be this song! This cover of the opening theme from when the show first started really gives you that “This is One Piece!” feeling and gets you excited.
TVXQ’s cover is cool too.
BoleroTōhōshinki
Starting with bouncy piano tones and sung with a cheerful sound, the PV for this track has a storyline and is captivating to watch.
With a Cinderella-like plot, it feels less like a music video and more like watching a film—wonderful.