K-pop band BigBang makes a record-breaking comeback after 4 years with ‘Still Life’; fans rejoice

After a 4-year hiatus, K-pop band Bigbang has made a solid comeback with a new track titled ‘Still Life’. ‘Still Life’ is a sad song that has melodious sounds with lyrics that talk about the good old days. As reported by Global Economic, it’s only been a few days since Bigbang debuted and it has already topped the real-time charts on various music platforms including Genie, Bugs, Vibe and Flow as well as Melon’s Top 100 24Hits chart. But has reached. ,

As Mellon reports, the volume of Still Life’s streams is notably higher than other songs, which are expected to dominate the charts for a long time. The track’s music video has garnered over 20 million views, becoming one of the most viewed videos on YouTube in 24 hours.

The return of the legendary Korean band has got their fans excited. Several social media users took to Twitter and expressed their happiness. One of them said, “They didn’t return to compete, they came back to deliver on their promises, this comeback is just for us, let’s enjoy this moment as much as possible.” Another said, “Not to be dramatic but it’s a masterpiece. The colors in the MV are bright but the vibe is kind of sad. It’s sad and beautiful. The structure isn’t the usual K-pop song structure but it works.” No, every song needs a chorus and Bigbang has proved it.”

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In the past four years, former Bigbang member Seungri aka Lee Seung-hyun was allegedly involved in an illegal prostitution case. Last year, South Korea’s defense ministry said a former member of Bigbang had been taken into custody following a military court ruling in Yongin.

As for the unversed, the famous boyband now includes members Taeong, Daesung, G-Dragon and Top.

– with ani input