TVXQ Popular Song Rankings [2025]

Hot Hot HotTVXQ (also known as Tohoshinki; literally “Rising Gods of the East”)8rank/position

TVXQ / “Hot Hot Hot” Music Video (Full Version)

A summery, hot, and straightforward love song released in the summer of 2019.

You don’t need a reason for a love that blazes, right? When it comes to TVXQ’s Yunho, he’s famous as a hot guy who’s powerful and always gives his all anywhere, anytime.

Changmin’s cool, quiet kind of heat that supports Yunho is awesome, too.

It’s a perfect song for the image of these two hot guys.

DEARESTTVXQ (also known as Tohoshinki; literally “Rising Gods of the East”)9rank/position

Tohoshinki / “DEAREST” Music Video (Full Version)

The ballad by TVXQ that portrays a love transcending life and death has deeply moved listeners.

One of the gems on their 20th-anniversary album “ZONE” tenderly sings of the happiness of feeling a bond with a loved one, and of moving forward with hope even while reflecting on the fragility of life.

Set against a classical arrangement rich with piano and strings, the voices of Yunho and Changmin resonate beautifully, drawing listeners into a world full of emotion.

Released in November 2024, the song’s music video also depicts a timeless bond of love through the story of a grandfather and a young girl.

When facing heartbreak or a turning point in life, this song is sure to be by your side.

Summer DreamTVXQ (also known as Tohoshinki; literally “Rising Gods of the East”)10rank/position

TVXQ / Summer Dream

It’s an exhilarating dance number that conjures up Okinawa’s dazzling sunshine and blue sea.

Just listening to it makes your heart skip, and its catchy melody makes you want to sing along! This track is the main A-side song included on TVXQ’s single “SUMMER ~Summer Dream / Song for you / Love in the Ice~,” released in August 2007.

It was also used in a Baskin-Robbins commercial, so many of you may have heard it.

It’s the perfect song for summer drives and lively times with friends.

I KnowTVXQ (also known as Tohoshinki; literally “Rising Gods of the East”)11rank/position

Tohoshinki / I Know

This is a Japanese original ballad released in 2013.

It’s a song that makes the heart ache the more you listen, about a love you know can’t come true yet still can’t give up.

I think it’s the kind of song many women would admire, wishing to be loved by a man who thinks only of them like this.

Purple LineTVXQ (also known as Tohoshinki; literally “Rising Gods of the East”)12rank/position

TVXQ! 동방신기 ‘Purple Line’ MV

TVXQ, the Korean male duo known for their crystal-clear vocals and breathtaking dance performances.

Their 16th single, released in January 2008, was featured in a Suzuki “Chevrolet MW” commercial and topped the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart.

Its medium-tempo melody with an ethnic flair and powerful vocal work leaves a strong impression.

With a message about overcoming hardships and stepping into a new world, it’s a song that encourages those pursuing their dreams.

A positive dance tune that inspires hope for the future.

RebootTVXQ (also known as Tohoshinki; literally “Rising Gods of the East”)13rank/position

TVXQ / “Reboot” MUSIC VIDEO (Short ver.)

TVXQ, legends among Korean artists.

“Reboot” was their first single after resuming activities, released in 2017.

It also played as the theme for the drama “Tomorrow’s Promise.” I still can’t forget their performance at the FNS Music Festival back then.

You could keenly feel the presence of Yunho and Changmin, showcasing the unique strengths they’ve had since becoming a duo.

The dance was dynamic and razor-sharp! They continue to enjoy unwavering popularity in their home country, and the fervor shows no signs of slowing in Japan either.

No matter how the years pass, you just can’t take your eyes off these two—forever youthful and effortlessly cool.

TruthTVXQ (also known as Tohoshinki; literally “Rising Gods of the East”)14rank/position

TVXQ! 동방신기 ‘Truth’ MV

This is a track where Changmin’s chic, moody vocals are absolutely irresistible.

The interplay between Changmin’s high notes and Yunho’s gentle voice is wonderful, too.

We fall in love, break up, suffer, and then fall in love again.

Even though experience tells us it might hurt, we repeat it, as if we’re searching for true love.

It’s a poignant, chic song for grown-ups.