BLACKPINK all songs list: From BOOMBAYAH to Pink Venom and more

BLACKPINK made their debut in and since then they have released several songs as a group and as soloists which have amazed the fans. Here is a list of all BLACKPINK songs.

By Moumita Chakraborty

Published on Jan 17, 2024 | 10:35 PM IST | 1.6M

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BLACKPINK all songs list: Helpful guide for BLINKS
Square One, August 8, 2016
Square Two, November 1, 2016
As If It’s Your Last, June 22, 2017
BLACKPINK (Japanese Album), August 30, 2017
Re:BLACKPINK (Japanese album), March 28, 2018

BLACKPINK over the years have released several tracks with catchy beats and stunning choreographies. Their music videos have hundreds of millions of views and their tracks garner huge numbers of streams. Starting in 2016, the K-pop supergroup has released many hits like How You Like That, Kill This Love, Lovesick Girls and more. BLACKPINK have also collaborated with the likes of Selena Gomez, Dua Lipa and Lady Gaga.

BLACKPINK all songs list: Helpful guide for BLINKS

Square One, August 8, 2016

Square One was BLACKPINK’s debut album and includes the title track BOOMBAYAH. This was their debut music video and was an instant hit amongst fans. The album also included the track Whistle which also got a music video. Their style of songs and videos was a change of pace when they were released as the members brought on a darker style compared to their contemporaries.

Square One:

BOOMBAYAH
Whistle

Square Two, November 1, 2016

Square Two was their second mini-album which was released within a few months after their debut. Two new tracks, Stay and Playing With Fire were included in the album along with the acoustic version of Whistle. Both new songs have a music video.

Square Two:

Playing With Fire
Stay
Whistle (acoustic)

As If It’s Your Last, June 22, 2017

BLACPINK’s next release was the single As If It’s Your Last. This song made a turn for the group’s music and the video and focused more on their pinker and happier side. This release established that they have been in the industry for a long run.

BLACKPINK (Japanese Album), August 30, 2017

This was BLACKPINK’s first Japanese album and included the Japanese version of their previous releases.

BLACKPINK:

BOOMBAYAH (Japanese version)
Whistle (Japanese version)
Playing With Fire (Japanese version)
Stay (Japanese version)
As If It’s Your Last (Japanese version)
Whistle (Acoustic Version)

Re:BLACKPINK (Japanese album), March 28, 2018

This repackage album consisted of both Japanese and Korean releases.

Re:BLACKPINK :

Boombayah (Japanese version)
Whistle (Japanese version)
Playing With Fire (Japanese version)
Stay (Japanese version)
As If It’s Your Last (Japanese version)
Whistle (Acoustic version/Japanese version)
Boombayah
Whistle
Playing With Fire
Stay
As If It’s Your Last
Whistle (Acoustic Version)

Square Up, June 15, 2018

BLACKPINK came up with another banger hit with Square Up. Ddu-Du, Ddu-Du was selected as the title track and garnered millions of views upon its release. The song became their highest-charting track till then. Forever Young was the second single that the group promoted.

Square Up:

Ddu-Du, Ddu-Du
Forever Young
Really
See U Later
As If It’s Your Last (hidden track)

Kiss and Make Up Dua Lipa October 19, 2018

In October 2018, BLACKPINK and Dua Lipa collaborated on the song Kiss and Make Up which was a part of Dua Lipa’s album Dua Lipa: Complete Edition.

SOLO, November 12, 2018

Jennie made her debut as a soloist with SOLO and was the first BLACKPINK member to do so. The single quickly went viral and fans danced to the catchy choreography.

SOLO:

SOLO
SOLO (Instrumental.)

BLACKPINK in Your Area: November 23, 2018

The repackage album included Japanese versions of all songs released along with the new tracks See U Later and Really.

BLACKPINK In Your Area:

Boombayah (Japanese version)
Whistle (Japanese version)
Playing With Fire (Japanese version)
Stay (Japanese version)
As If It’s Your Last (Japanese version)
Ddu-Du, Ddu-Du (Japanese version)
Forever Young (Japanese version)
Really (Japanese version)
See U Later (Japanese version)

Kill This Love, April 5, 2019

Kill This Love was a heavier and more intense release. With the release of the album, the group surpassed 500 million streams on Spotify.

Kill This Love:

Kill This Love
Don’t Know What To Do
Kick It
Hope Not
Ddu-Du, Ddu-Du (Remix)

Kill This Love (Japanese album) October 16, 2019

This album included the Japanese and Korean versions of the songs.

Kill This Love:

Kill This Love (Japanese version)
Don’t Know What To Do (Japanese version)
Kick It (Japanese version)
Hope Not (Japanese version)
Ddu-Du Ddu-Du (Remix) (Japanese version)
Kill This Love
Don’t Know What To Do
Kick It
Hope Not
Ddu-Du Ddu-Du (Remix)

Sour Candy with Lady Gaga, May 28, 2020

In May 2020, BLACKPINK collaborated with Lady Gaga for the song Sour Candy which featured in her album Chromatica.

How You Like That, June 26, 2020

The release of this powerful single broke several previous records and set new ones for BLACKPINK. This was again a song in which they followed an intense style.