Girls’ Generation’s “Gee” chosen as the greatest song in K-pop history

Jul 24, 2023, 07:56 am

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Rolling Stone has chosen “Gee” by Girls’ Generation as the greatest song in K-pop history.

On July 20, the American magazine announced “The 100 Best Korean Pop Songs of All Time”. Girls’ Generation’s “Gee” took the top spot.

Describing “Gee” as a “testament to the way love – and all of its indescribable ecstasies – can be translated through pop music,” Rolling Stone said. “Like no other K-pop song before it – or since – it’s a pure distillation of the giddiness of infatuation… 14 years after it came out, ‘Gee’ still feels like a revelation, and that’s because love always does too.”

“Gee” served as the lead single of Girls’ Generation’s debut EP is 2009. 

Trailing “Gee” are H.O.T’s “Candy” and IU’s “Good Day” in second and third place, respectively. The rest of the top 10 are: 4) BTS’ “Spring Day,” 5) Cho Yong-pil’s “Short Hair,” 6) BLACKPINK’s “DDU-DU DDU-DU,” 7) BIGBANG’s “Haru Haru,” 8) 2NE1’s “I AM the Best,” 9) Seo Taijin and Boys’ “I Know” and 10) Wonder Girls’ “Tell Me.”

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