There’s something deeply touching about BTS personally choosing which songs in their own discography speak to the theme of self-love. Ahead of their ARIRANG comeback on April 20, 2026, BTS shared a 20-song Spotify playlist as part of their “What’s Your Love Song” promotion campaign — every track personally curated by the members themselves to reflect the Self Love theme chosen by fans. Unscramble It Here’s every track on the list, explained.
BTS ARIRANG Comeback:
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| 🎵 New Album | ARIRANG — 14 tracks |
| 📅 Release Date | April 20, 2026 |
| 🎤 Comeback Showcase | April 21, 2026 — Gwanghwamun Square, Seoul (Free) |
| 🌍 World Tour Start | April 9, 2026 — Goyang Stadium |
| 🗺️ Tour Scope | 34 cities, 81 stops across 2026–2027 |
| 📋 Playlist Theme | Self Love — voted by BTS ARMY |
| 🎯 Total Songs | 20 tracks (2016–2023) |
All 20 BTS Self Love Songs — Explained

1. A Supplementary Story: You Never Walk Alone (2017) — A gentle promise from the Wings repackage, reassuring listeners they’re never truly alone in their darkest moments.
2. 2!3! (2016) — An emotional fan song built around the idea of forgetting pain and hoping for better days — one of the most cherished ARMY anthems of the Wings era.

3. Not Today (2017) — A fierce anthem for dreamers who refuse to give up, packed with defiant energy and the message that today’s defeat doesn’t define tomorrow.
4. MIC Drop (Steve Aoki Remix) (2017) — A confidence-soaked banger about owning your success and shutting out critics — BTS at their most untouchable.

5. BTS Cypher Pt. 4 (2016) — The rap line’s ultimate clap-back track, dripping with self-assurance and a refusal to be brought down by negativity.
6. Dope (2015) — An early-era BTS classic celebrating relentless hard work over those who doubted them — still hits differently a decade later.
7. IDOL (2018) — Perhaps the most iconic self-love track in the entire discography, celebrating identity and refusing to apologize for who you are. Pure joy.

8. Take Two (2023) — The most recent group release on the playlist, a bittersweet gratitude letter to ARMY as BTS marked their 10th anniversary.
9. Anpanman (2018) — Adorably powerful, this track channels the spirit of a superhero-for-others while acknowledging your own limitations and embracing them anyway.
10. Go Go (2017) — A sarcastic but heartfelt anthem about living in the moment and spending time on yourself despite societal pressures.

11. Interlude: Wings (2016) — Jin’s soaring solo from the Wings album, a declaration of growth, freedom, and the courage to stretch beyond your comfort zone.
12. Epiphany (2018) — Jin’s most beloved solo, a stunning realization that loving yourself is the most important kind of love. Genuinely life-changing for many fans.
13. Magic Shop (2018) — A heart-to-heart from BTS to ARMY, creating an imaginary safe space where pain transforms into strength. Intensely comforting.

14. A Brand New Day (BTS World OST) (2019) — A collaboration with Zara Larsson, radiating fresh starts and optimism with an upbeat, global pop feel.
15. Euphoria (2018) — Jungkook’s angelic solo that captures the pure, overwhelming feeling of joy and hope — one of the most emotionally resonant tracks in the entire catalog.
16. Make It Right (2019) — A tender healing track featuring Ed Sheeran, about mending what’s broken within yourself and starting over with compassion.

17. Good Day (2019) — A lighthearted, feel-good track wishing happiness forward, offering positivity without pretending struggles don’t exist.
18. So What (2019) — A carefree, rebellious declaration to stop overthinking and just live — chaotic fun with a deeply liberating message underneath.
19. Life Goes On (2020) — Born from the pandemic era, this beautifully understated track is about accepting uncertainty and finding peace in simply continuing forward.
20. Yet to Come (2022) — The perfect closing note: a reflective anniversary track declaring that the best moments are still ahead, for both BTS and the ARMY.
The playlist spans from 2016 through their most recent group release in June 2023, covering everything from decade-old WINGS era tracks to an interesting collaboration with Zara Larsson on the BTS World Game soundtrack. Unscramble It It’s a deeply personal curation that shows just how intentional BTS have always been about weaving self-love into their art.
Learn more about BTS’s discography and impact on Wikipedia to appreciate just how extraordinary this decade-spanning journey of music really is.
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