I’ve listed my “prime tens” for a lot of artists, but it surely’s time to rummage by means of total discographies and rank each single from worst to greatest. This characteristic will primarily deal with teams who’ve disbanded or gone on indefinite hiatus. It’s a method for me to re-evaluate my preliminary ideas on their singles run. Don’t be stunned if the order has modified from previous countdowns. This stuff are all the time in flux!

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16. It’s a Good Time (ft. Mickey) (2018)

I imply, will we even embody this? It creepily reinterprets Mickey Mouse as a Korean idol rapper and prominently interpolates the Mickey Mouse Membership theme. It doesn’t precisely really feel like WJSN canon!

15. Let Me In (2021)

Undoubtedly one of many higher Universe App tracks, however nonetheless inessential. (full evaluation)

14. Catch Me (2016)

Earlier than the group had actually nailed down their sound, they launched this uncharacteristic hip-hop monitor. It’s catchy, although! (full evaluation)

13. Kiss Me (2017)

A stomping pop-rock monitor. It lacks edge, but it surely’s enjoyable sufficient.(full evaluation)

12. Butterfly (2020)

Its brisk segments are higher than its slower diversions. General, this feels extra like IZ*ONE than WJSN. (full evaluation)

11. Glad (2017)

A quick diversion into early-Twice peppy pop. It’s not unhealthy, however doesn’t match the group in addition to their signature sound. (full evaluation)

10. Unnatural (2021)

I like the driving power of the refrain, however nonetheless suppose the pitch is simply too excessive to go with the music’s smooth building. (full evaluation)

9. MoMoMo (2016)

They actually nailed the celestial, spacey sound from their very first music. This has been an enormous grower over time. (full evaluation)

8. La La Love (2019)

Just a little gradual to get began, however as soon as it blossoms this music is unstoppable. (full evaluation)

7. Goals Come True (2018)

Smooth, sci-fi pop with an ideal refrain. (full evaluation)

6. I Want (2017)

Its colourful, Lisa Frank-esque music video says all of it. That is sunshine in a bottle. (full evaluation)

5. Secret (2016)

A type of songs I criminally underrated early on on this weblog. It’s such an iconic second for them. (full evaluation)

4. Save Me, Save You (2018)

Maybe essentially the most refined model of WJSN’s signature sound? The stomping hook is a discography spotlight. (full evaluation)

3. Final Sequence (2022)

A thumping dance monitor that crystallized the group’s subtle fashion. (full evaluation)

2. Boogie Up (2019)

It could be a sidestep from their established sound, however this buoyant summer season spotlight has stood the check of time. An instantaneous mood-lifter! (full evaluation)

1. As You Want (2019)

Essentially the most anthemic of the group’s title tracks, As You Want bottled each side of their enchantment into three minutes of heightened pop catharsis. (full evaluation)