5 Red Velvet Songs That Can Make You Dance with Your Friends

Kapanlagi.com - Red Velvet is an SM Entertainment group that debuted in 2014 with the song Happiness. At the time of their debut, Red Velvet only consisted of 4 members, namely Irene, Joy, Seulgi, Wendy. However, during their comeback with the song Ice Cream Cake, Red Velvet added one member to the group, namely Yeri.

Red Velvet has two types of song concepts as its name suggests, namely Red and Velvet. Each concept has different types of songs. Whether it's a Red or Velvet concept, songs from Red Velvet have excellent quality.

Here are the songs from Red Velvet that will make you dance. What are the songs? Check out the list below!

1. Happiness

Happiness (Credit: Instagram/SMTOWN)

Happiness is a song that has its own history for them, as this song marks their debut as a girl group under the supervision of SM Entertainment in 2014. The song was composed by Yoo Young-jin, Will Sims, Chand Hugo, Anne Judith, and Chris Holsten. The song was released on August 4, 2014.

As the title suggests, this song is perfect for those who want to be happy and dance. In addition, this song has achieved many accomplishments, including reaching the fifth position on the Gaon Digital Chart and Billboard World Digital Songs. Happiness has a positive meaning in terms of happiness.

2. Psycho

Psycho (Credit: Instagram/SMTOWN)

Psycho is one of Red Velvet's songs that has gained high popularity. Its interesting concept and eerie elements have attracted a lot of listeners. The song, which conveys a toxic relationship, resonates with anyone who can relate to it.

With lyrics and melodies that are easy listening, anyone can dance and groove along in joy. This song is the main single from their first compilation album, THE REVE FESTIVAL: FINALE (2019). It is an R&B song that combines elements of Trap and Bass Future genres.

3. Ice Cream Cake

Ice Cream Cake (Credit: Instagram/SMTOWN)

Ice Cream Cake is also a historic song for Red Velvet, because this song is the first song where Yeri was added as a member of Red Velvet. This song is also synonymous with a slightly creepy opening. Ice Cream Cake is a memorable song for reveluv or Red Velvet fans.

This single is included in the tracklist of Red Velvet's first mini album with the same title, Ice Cream Cake, released on March 17, 2015. Ice Cream Cake has been praised by music critics, described as very addictive and unpredictable.

4. Bad Boy

Bad Boy (Credit: Instagram/SMTOWN)

Bad Boy is a song by the beloved South Korean girl group, Red Velvet. This song is the main track from the album THE PERFECT RED VELVET. Bad Boy is a song with R&B, Trap, and Hip-Hop vibes, produced by the production team The Stereotypes, Maxx Song, Whitney Philipis, and Yoo Young-jin. The song was released on January 29, 2018.

This song has been praised by music critics, both from South Korea and abroad. They praised the song for its perfect blend of genres. In addition, this song is also one of the songs they performed in front of Kim Jong Un during their visit to North Korea. You can use this song as background music when you want to dance and sing along.

5. Red Flavor

Red Summer (Credit: SM Entertainment)

Red Flavor is a hit song from this SM Entertainment girl group. This summer-themed song is loved by people in South Korea and abroad. Red Flavor is the main song from the mini album Red Velvet called THE RED SUMMER (2017).

This song achieved the first victory for Red Velvet in South Korean music awards. In 2019, Billboard placed this song as one of the biggest and most successful K-Pop songs of the 2010s. Red Flavor became the longest-charting single for Red Velvet on the Gaon Digital Chart and reached number four on the Billboard World Digital Songs chart. This song is perfect for those who want to dance and sing to enjoy the summer.

Songs are one of the things that can make us happy and provide entertainment when we are bored or have a heavy burden. Red Velvet's songs are perfect for you to play when you are bored and want to have fun.

Written by: Andre'an Adhe Prastyo

(kpl/mag)