Moving at lightning speed with a new group here and a new hit song there, the K-pop world isn’t built for longevity. But the industry has changed over the past few years and acts are maintaining their popularity longer than ever. Among the groups looking to keep the music playing, no act has enthralled the Korean music world in the past decade quite like. Since their first performance in Seoul on August 19, 2006, the quintet has led K-pop with a dominating style of music that surpasses genre boundaries to formulate BIGBANG’s unique style. After initially pursuing a hip-pop and R&B-inspired sound, the group has paved a path filled with experimental bangers and melancholic, reflective ballads. Fronted by the fashion forward singer-songwriter, BIGBANG has become one of the most recognizable Asian acts around the globe through their work together as well as the different sides of their musical selves displayed on individual and unit releases. Individually, the five members -- G-Dragon, T.O.P,, Daesung,and Seungri -- have built their own careers: all of the members have released solo albums, several have joined together to form subunits, and many have pursued acting and other art forms. But, as many fans (known as VIPs) will tell you, BIGBANG is at its best when all together.

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Their latest, last year’s MADE album, featured some of the highest charting and best-selling songs in Korea in 2015. Over the years, BIGBANG’s come out with tracks that have overrun the K-pop fanbase both in South Korea and overseas. We’ve winnowed down their expanse of singles to pick the top 10 to celebrate the anniversary. “Tonight” Electropop songs were already BIGBANG’s thing in 2011 by the time they dropped “Tonight,” but the single was more nuanced and sophisticated than many of their previous club anthems. Word painting at its finest, 'Tonight' is a four-minute sonic journey to one of BIGBANG’s concerts.

Fist-pumping beats and applause are layered under the building, heavily autotuned vocals before coming to a conclusion with sudden silence and then picking up again as if returning for an encore. “Bang Bang Bang” The best-selling single in South Korea in 2015, “Bang Bang Bang” is a thumping power anthem that built off of the group’s highly successful 2012 single “Fantastic Baby.” Like the earlier song, “Bang Bang Bang” has its EDM moments as it picks up in speed with each member’s verse before slowing it down with G-Dragon’s transition into trap and the pulsating chorus that leads to its shift into full-blown banger. Needless to say, the song peaked at no. 1 on the World Digital Song Chart. “Last Farewell” Step aside for the kings of K-pop. At least, that was what BIGBANG was going for in 2007. Hot off the success of “Lie,” the quintet followed up with a similarly styled dance song that was a bit rowdier as if reveling in their recent rise to fame.

Featuring trance and hip-hop elements, “Last Farewell” is one of the group’s early bangers that’s still a fan favorite. The song was extraordinarily popular in South Korea, where it topped music charts for two months thanks to its feel-good vibes. Almost a decade later it still hits the right notes to get everyone’s hands up. “Let’s Not Fall In Love” The bittersweet “Let’s Not Fall In Love” is one of the group’s most recent songs and, accordingly, one of the most impressive. Keeping with their classic sentimental dance sound, the midtempo tune on the Billboard World Digital Songs chart. From rapper T.O.P anachronistically introducing the track with a sentimental verse to the composition shunning a clearly defined chorus, “Let’s Not Fall In Love” is an alternative to the group’s typical song composition and a display of BIGBANG’s versatility after nearly a decade on top.