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BLACKPINK, comprised of Jennie, Jisoo, Rosé and Lisa, has captivated global audiences since their debut in 2016 under YG Entertainment. Known for their infectious music and record-breaking achievements, they have a discography that extends beyond their biggest hits like Lovesick Girls, How You Like That and DDU-DU DDU-DU.

Here are eleven lesser-known BLACKPINK songs that deserve your attention.

Typa Girl (Born Pink)

Typa Girl from the album Born Pink champions female empowerment. Jennie's powerful lyrics, “I bring money to the table, not your dinner / Both my body and my bank account, good figure,” highlight the independence and strength of modern women. The song echoes the sentiment of equality and celebrates women who know their rights to work and earn and not just serve others.

The Happiest Girl (Born Pink)

BLACKPINK is usually known for their high-energy dance tracks, but The Happiest Girl from Born Pink showcases their ability to create tender ballads. This track reveals a more vulnerable side of the group, emphasizing their versatility and emotional depth.

See U Later (Square Up EP)

See U Later from the Square Up EP is a sassy anthem about self-respect and moving on from toxic relationships. With lines like “Now you ain’t got no best friend / You’ll spend a lonely weekend,” Lisa’s taunting delivery adds a fierce edge to the song’s message of independence.

Hope Not (Kill This Love EP)

Hope Not, from the Kill This Love EP, is a rare soft entry in BLACKPINK's discography. The song, set against a backdrop of acoustic guitar, showcases the group's emotive vocal delivery. The chorus, “You need to meet someone better than me and be happy / But I hope not to the point where you forget me,” conveys a bittersweet sentiment of letting go.

Really (Square Up EP)

Really, from the Square Up EP, is a perfect summer track with its tropical-tinged, laid-back hip-hop beats. The song’s lyrics, where the members confront a lover to confirm their true feelings, add a layer of introspection to its relaxed vibe.

Kick It (Kill This Love EP)

Kick It from the Kill This Love EP is a standout track that pushes BLACKPINK’s boundaries with its inventive pop sound. The song’s themes of independence and freedom are delivered with an unconventional sonic approach, making it a unique entry in their catalogue.

Stay (Square Two EP)

Stay from the Square Two EP is a low-key, string-laden track that stands in contrast to BLACKPINK's debut hits Boombayah and Whistle. The song’s gentle melody, combined with heartfelt lyrics like “I just want you to stay (you to stay),” creates an emotional connection with the listener, reflecting the group’s message for BLINKs to stay by their side.

Crazy Over You (The Album)

Crazy Over You from The Album features lyrics that capture the intense emotions of being infatuated with someone: “If you're my man, I want you to myself / I know I'll have enemies long as you're into me.” The track’s oriental rhythms and retro hip-hop bass distinguish it from BLACKPINK’s other songs, adding a fresh sound to their discography.

You Never Know (The Album)

You Never Know, also from The Album, encourages listeners to pursue their dreams despite societal judgments. The song highlights the unseen struggles behind success with poignant lyrics: “But you'll never know unless you walk in my shoes / You'll never know, my tangled strings.” It’s a reminder that everyone’s journey is unique and challenging.

Pretty Savage (The Album)

Pretty Savage from The Album is a bold declaration of self-confidence and defiance. The lyrics, “We seem similar, we are different from the core / Even if we're shy, we are the best on the stage,” assert the group’s individuality and resilience. The track’s sharp verses and dynamic beats make it a powerful anthem.

Bet You Wanna (feat. Cardi B) (The Album)

Bet You Wanna, featuring Cardi B, is a fun and flirty track from The Album. Despite the high-profile collaboration, the song often gets overshadowed by other tracks. Its lighthearted vibe makes it perfect for daydreaming about holiday romances, adding a playful touch to BLACKPINK's diverse discography.

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