These 4 breakup songs written by male idols hit differently once you learn that they were actually dedicated to their exes!
BIGBANG Taeyang’s ‘Eyes, Nose, Lips’
In 2015, Taeyang and Min Hyorin made their relationship public after dating for more than a year.
Later on, the two revealed that they briefly broke up in 2014 due to the male icon’s busy schedule.
That year, Taeyang wrote his breakup track, “Eyes, Nose, Lips,” which became a worldwide sensation. Luckily, this song didn’t only elevate his status in the music scene as a soloist but also gained him Min back.
The couple got married in 2018 and they now have a son.
GSoul’s ‘Hate Everything’
In Nov. 2016, Golden, also known as GSoul, was revealed to be dating former Miss A Min, her co-JYP Entertainment artist back then.
As both came from the United States, they sought comfort and support from each other before and after their debut. Sadly, they broke up just 6 months after admitting their relationship in March 2017.
In 2021, Min held a podcast interview and here, she revealed that the singer made her the muse of most of his songs after they parted ways, and fans speculating that his hit “Hate Everything” is about her.
Dawn’s ‘Dear My Light’
The former “Power Couple” Dawn and HyunA started dating in 2016 and got engaged after six years in 2022. Unfortunately, the wedding didn’t happen after they broke up in the same year.
In April 2023 then, the former PENTAGON unveiled his solo, “Dear My Light,” which drew massive attention in charts and K-pop fans as its lyrics openly talked about his relationship with the former Wonder Girls member.
On Oct. 11th, HyunA got married to Yong Jun Hyung, whom she dated in Jan. 2024.
Block B Zico’s ‘She’s a Baby’
In 2016, Block B Zico and Seolhyun started meeting each other romantically until they broke up six months later in September that year.
The following year, the icon dropped the hit “She’s a Baby,” speculated to be written for the ex-AOA main visuals.
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