K-pop songs that wowed us with their English versions

Are your friends tired of you constantly playing K-Pop? Well, now you can one up them with these English versions of some of the best K-Pop songs around! Check out these K-Pop artists that released some amazing English versions that are sure to rock everyone's headphones! 

 

2NE1 - 'Can't Nobody'

2NE1's sick song "Can't Nobody" will still get the party started even in English! The English lyrics flow nicely and everyone's pronunciation is free of any cringe-worthiness.

 

 

Taeyang - 'Wedding Dress'

Taeyang really lays on the swag with his English version of "Wedding Dress." His sexy voice translates on all spectrums in any language - plain and simple.

Wonder Girls - 'Tell Me'

The girls brought their catchy track "Tell Me" to life with their English version. Now international fans can sing along to more than just the chorus.

Big Bang - 'Blue'

Big Bang truly delivered with this emotional English version of hit ballad "Blue." Get lost in the feels.

BoA - 'Eat You Up'

BoA was one of the first K-Pop artists to really push barriers into the U.S market and when her hit song "Eat You Up" was playing on MTV the whole world was shook. This song is a bop for life.

 

SHINee - 'Lucifer'

"Lucifer," one of SHINee's most popular songs, has been met with much praise for having various MV versions and sung in different languages as well. The song is a real lively track in any language!

 

Megan Lee - '8Dayz'

When Megan Lee debuted she really captured that pure, indie, carefree vibe. She spread the feel-good feeling with both her English and Korean tracks.

 

Big Bang - 'Tonight'

Big Bang continue to warm our hearts and earn our praise as they sing the English version of "Tonight" effortlessly. Their swag remains intact no matter how they choose to sing this jam.

 

 

Girls' Generation - 'The Boys'

"The Boys" was a hit the moment it was released. The song truly took Girls' Generation far as they even performed this English version on the 'Letterman Show' and 'Live With Kelly.'