If you are going on a ride with your friends, these K-Pop songs will amp up the energy of your road trip. You don't have to be in South Korea in order to do this--although it would definitely be better if you were!.
Whether you've just started listening to K-Pop, or just want to re-listen to the hits, the following songs can surely make your trip more momemorable.
1. Hit Me by MOBB
Start off the ride with this funky hip-hop song of rap duo MOBB. The synthesized beats at the start will definitely get you hooke and will make you and your friends bob your head while thrashing your hands on the air. Mino and Bobby's separate rap verses distinctly characterize their personality and amps up the vibe of the track.
2. Cypher Pt. 4 by BTS
The three rappers of the idol group BTS comes up with the part 4 of their much-anticipated Cypher. Compared to the previous ones, this song celebrates the group's maturity. The chorus reiterates an engaging chant "I Love Myself!" which will make you sing with them despite the series of kickass raps that comes after.
3. Half Moon by Dean ft. Gaeko
If you are forlorn about love and want to feel a little lovesick, Half Moon is definitely the song for you to listen to while driving. Half Moon's dreamy melody that is paired with Gaeko's laid back rapping completes the love story of the track.
4. Gangnam Style by PSY
The list wouldn't be complete without Gangnam Style. Gangnam Style breaks the western barrier by giving the world a catchy tune that you can dance to, plus strangely appealing steps for the chorus. Sing "Hey, sexy lady!" out loud with your road trip buddies.
5. Comes and Goes by Hyukoh
This indie rock band is currently breaking and topping the charts of Korean music charts with every song that they release. They distinctly have their own music that sets them apart from the pop culture that is dominating the K-pop scene. Comes and Goes best describes this band. If you are tired from singing all of those high pumping songs earlier, this track will settle your energy and release you inner introvert.
Do you like listening to k-pop? Recommend your favorite tracks in the comments below!
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