BTS's discography has given us some truly unforgettable moments. Their first track, "No More Dream," (2013) introduced fans to their hip-hop sound, with growling vocals and heavy beats that still hold up today.
Fast-forward a couple of years, and we have "Mikrokosmos" (2019), an electronic pop masterpiece with a catchy chorus and some seriously sharp lyrics. It's easy to see why this song was a fan favorite - it's a true showstopper.
Next up is "Save Me" (2016), a tropical house-infused track that showcases the group's unique blend of styles. The vocals are hauntingly beautiful, with a sense of desperation that really gets under your skin.
In 2017, we saw the release of "Mic Drop," a high-energy trap-fuelled pop song with a nod to Missy Elliott's classic hit, "Get Ur Freak On." The remix, featuring Steve Aoki, took it to the next level, making it a massive hit in the US.
"Run" (2015) marked a shift towards more straightforward pop for BTS, with a catchy house-fuelled chorus that still has fans singing along today. It's a fan favorite for good reason - it's just plain infectious.
Then came "Idol" (2018), an epic blend of South African house and traditional Korean pansori, with a nod to Nicki Minaj on the remix. It's a true standout track, showcasing the group's ability to blend styles in innovative ways.
Next up is "Burning Up (Fire)" (2016), a song that saw BTS embracing their electronic roots, with a dash of stadium rock and hip-hop. The result was a massive hit, topping Billboard's global digital sales chart.
"Boyz With Fun" (2015) marked a playful shift towards disco for the group, with a cheeky nod to Funkadelic's "Get Off Your Ass and Jam." It's a fun track that still gets people dancing today.
The 2019 collaboration with Halsey on "Boy With Luv" was a masterclass in bubblegum pop. It's catchy, upbeat, and just plain fun - the perfect summer anthem.
"Boy in Luv" (2014) showed fans that BTS could pay homage to classic K-pop while still forging their own path. The result was a track with a hint of Rick Rubin's Def Jam productions and some seriously sharp lyrics.
"Butter" (2021), inspired by 80s funk and Daft Punk, is just plain joyous - the perfect antidote to these trying times. It's catchy, upbeat, and will have you singing along in no time.
Finally, we have "Blood Sweat and Tears" (2016) and "Spring Day" (2017), two heartfelt ballads that showcase BTS's emotional range. The former absorbs voguish musical influences without sacrificing their identity, while the latter is a powerful exploration of grief and loss - still a fan favorite nearly a decade on.
There you have it, folks - 20 tracks from the illustrious discography of BTS.
Fast-forward a couple of years, and we have "Mikrokosmos" (2019), an electronic pop masterpiece with a catchy chorus and some seriously sharp lyrics. It's easy to see why this song was a fan favorite - it's a true showstopper.
Next up is "Save Me" (2016), a tropical house-infused track that showcases the group's unique blend of styles. The vocals are hauntingly beautiful, with a sense of desperation that really gets under your skin.
In 2017, we saw the release of "Mic Drop," a high-energy trap-fuelled pop song with a nod to Missy Elliott's classic hit, "Get Ur Freak On." The remix, featuring Steve Aoki, took it to the next level, making it a massive hit in the US.
"Run" (2015) marked a shift towards more straightforward pop for BTS, with a catchy house-fuelled chorus that still has fans singing along today. It's a fan favorite for good reason - it's just plain infectious.
Then came "Idol" (2018), an epic blend of South African house and traditional Korean pansori, with a nod to Nicki Minaj on the remix. It's a true standout track, showcasing the group's ability to blend styles in innovative ways.
Next up is "Burning Up (Fire)" (2016), a song that saw BTS embracing their electronic roots, with a dash of stadium rock and hip-hop. The result was a massive hit, topping Billboard's global digital sales chart.
"Boyz With Fun" (2015) marked a playful shift towards disco for the group, with a cheeky nod to Funkadelic's "Get Off Your Ass and Jam." It's a fun track that still gets people dancing today.
The 2019 collaboration with Halsey on "Boy With Luv" was a masterclass in bubblegum pop. It's catchy, upbeat, and just plain fun - the perfect summer anthem.
"Boy in Luv" (2014) showed fans that BTS could pay homage to classic K-pop while still forging their own path. The result was a track with a hint of Rick Rubin's Def Jam productions and some seriously sharp lyrics.
"Butter" (2021), inspired by 80s funk and Daft Punk, is just plain joyous - the perfect antidote to these trying times. It's catchy, upbeat, and will have you singing along in no time.
Finally, we have "Blood Sweat and Tears" (2016) and "Spring Day" (2017), two heartfelt ballads that showcase BTS's emotional range. The former absorbs voguish musical influences without sacrificing their identity, while the latter is a powerful exploration of grief and loss - still a fan favorite nearly a decade on.
There you have it, folks - 20 tracks from the illustrious discography of BTS.
its like total 80s funk vibes with that daft punk inspiration I'm not even kidding when i say this song is a summer anthem it'll make you wanna dance and sing along all day erry day!
, I mean what even is this song? It's like they bottled up all the joy and happiness of the world and put it into one sick beat 
. And let's not forget about the music video - it's like a dreamy, colorful fever dream 
. But what really gets me is how BTS has been pushing the boundaries of pop music for years now, experimenting with different styles and collaborating with other artists to create something truly unique. Like "Boy With Luv" with Halsey - genius! 
And can we talk about "Mic Drop" for a sec? The remix with Steve Aoki is EVERYTHING 
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That song is like a masterclass in electronic pop production. The way the beat drops and the chorus kicks in... it's just pure magic 
And don't even get me started on "Butter". It's like they took all the fun vibes of the 80s and mashed them into this one infectious track 
What I love most about BTS is how they've never been afraid to experiment and try new things. They're always pushing boundaries and taking risks, which is part of what makes their music so exciting 
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. From "No More Dream" to "Butter", it's clear they're not afraid to take risks and try new things. And you know what? It works 
But at the same time, their ability to craft emotional ballads like "Spring Day" is just incredible 
. One thing's for sure - BTS has got some serious magic 
all that hip-hop and growling vocals... it was so bold! and then they just kept pushing the boundaries with each new release - from "mikrokosmos" to "mic drop"... it's crazy how far they've come. i love how they blend different styles, like tropical house and trap-fuelled pop... it's like they're having so much fun experimenting with sound 
. anyway, gotta say, some of their songs just give me chills... "spring day" is like the ultimate emotional rollercoaster ride 
. anyways, thanks for taking us on this trip down memory lane 
like "mikrokosmos" is literally my jam