What is the best Blackpink song of all time?

From anthemic stadium bangers to heartfelt ballads, Blackpink's discography spans moods and eras with relentless impact. Which track reigns supreme?

1

DDU-DU DDU-DU

The 2018 power anthem that became BLACKPINK's signature track, breaking YouTube records and cementing their global dominance.

2

Pink Venom

The 2022 comeback single blending hip-hop aggression with K-pop gloss, announcing their return with thunderous worldwide impact.

3

Kill This Love

A ferocious 2019 comeback built on martial percussion and brash choreography that stormed the global charts.

4

How You Like That

The record-smashing 2020 pre-release single that broke multiple YouTube premiere records on release day.

5

Whistle

The debut single that introduced BLACKPINK to the world in 2016, topping South Korea's Gaon chart on release.

6

BOOMBAYAH

The explosive debut b-side driven by Lisa's iconic rap and a stadium-ready hook that launched BLACKPINK into the stratosphere.

7

Lovesick Girls

The emotionally resonant 2020 album closer widely praised as BLACKPINK's most nuanced and melodically rich song.

8

As If It's Your Last

A 2017 fan-favorite cited by members Jennie and Lisa themselves as their personal top pick from the early catalog.

9

Pretty Savage

The unapologetic 2020 girl-power anthem from The Album, beloved by fans for its swagger and defiant attitude.

10

Ice Cream

The playful 2020 collaboration with Selena Gomez that became a global summer hit with an irresistible sweetness.

11

Shut Down

The 2022 Born Pink title track boldly sampling Paganini's Caprice No. 24, blending classical drama with hard-hitting rap.

12

Stay

A stripped-back 2016 acoustic ballad showcasing the group's emotional vulnerability beneath the fierce exterior.

13

Playing With Fire

An addictive 2016 track balancing fiery verses with a vulnerable chorus, proving BLACKPINK's pop range from the start.

14

Typa Girl

A sleek 2022 deep cut from Born Pink adored by fans for its confident flex and polished production.

15

Don't Know What To Do

A sultry 2019 Kill This Love EP track with dreamy production that quietly became one of the group's most streamed titles.

16

Love To Hate Me

A confident 2020 Jennie-led banger from The Album channeling defiant charisma and a punchy electro-pop beat.

17

The Happiest Girl

A 2022 Born Pink standout led by Rosé's emotive vocals, blending melancholy lyricism with an uplifting production.