Find the song that's been finding you.

The song ARMY plays when they need to believe a hard season will end. Written in part as a tribute to a national loss, it has become the band's longest-charting Korean hit, and a quiet anthem for grief, hope, and waiting.

BTS's first all-English single. Made in lockdown, designed to feel like sunshine in a window. Debuted at #1 on the Billboard Hot 100, their first.

Smooth like butter, the disco-pop track that lived at #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 for ten weeks. The point where the world stopped asking 'who?' and started asking 'how?'

A love letter to ARMY disguised as a single. The follow-up to 'DNA' and the song that made millions feel like the band was looking right back at them.

Co-written with Ed Sheeran. The music video includes ASL signs for 'joy,' 'dance,' and 'peace', chosen so Deaf ARMY could share the chorus in their own language.

Korean traditional sounds smashed into Afrobeat and trap. A statement track about refusing to be flattened into one category. Best experienced with the music video on a loud TV.

If you want to know what BTS looks like at full volume, start here. The choreography is in the ARMY canon and the energy still holds up at every encore.

The Wings-era turn into something darker and more cinematic. Inspired in part by Hermann Hesse's Demian. The visuals are half the song, watch the music video.

From the HYYH era. A song about reaching for a hand when you can't reach yourself. Many ARMY name this as the song that turned them into ARMY.

A fan song in the most literal sense, the band singing back to ARMY about being a safe place. Written by Jung Kook. Played live to thousands of tear-soaked stadium crowds.

The encore song. A small universe made of small lights, you, them, the people sitting next to you. Built to be sung in unison at the end of a long night.

The ARIRANG-era single about staying afloat together. The first new full-group single after the military hiatus. The chest-hurt song for Returners.