Meeting BIGBANG Again Through BiiiG: Where to Start with the 20th-Anniversary Music

A digital single released on August 19, 2026 to mark the 20th anniversary of their debut. G-DRAGON, Taeyang and Daesung perform it together, and YG’s official introduction centers on the combination of a heavy hip-hop beat with each member’s voice. G-DRAGON and others took part in writing the lyrics, and IDO and BLOODY handled the arrangement. Over about 2 minutes 44 seconds, listen for the impression today’s BIGBANG makes. The way the lyrics look toward fans and their light sticks is another clue to getting to know the music. If you remember the group only through their old signature songs, it also works to hear the recent work first and then go back to the earlier ones. Here it’s enjoyed as the official track, separate from the official videos.

‘Still Life’ is a single released on April 5, 2022. It came out before ‘BiiiG’ in 2026, and the participating lineup of that recording isn’t presented as the same as the current activities. Just as you’ve changed by the time you return to music you’ve long loved, voices from a past moment can also stay with you differently now. Heard alongside the big momentum of the new song, it becomes a reminder that there doesn’t have to be only one way to remember BIGBANG. A choice for a time when you want to stay calmly with the music.

Released on March 13, 2018, the song known in Korean as ‘Kkot Gil’ carries the international track title ‘Flower Road’. It predates the 2022 and 2026 releases, and lets you savor a single song’s lingering mood for about 3 minutes 48 seconds. It also suits the moment of taking out a song by an artist you haven’t listened to for a while. If the latest song drew your interest first, this becomes a listen that compares three singles from different times. Keep the time this song came out separate from the current activities, but you can still think about what mood the voices that have stayed so long bring to your own day now.

The ‘BiiiG’ music video, released on BIGBANG’s official channel on August 19, 2026. The main video runs about 3 minutes 3 seconds, slightly longer than the under-three-minute track. Look at how the new song’s hip-hop beat and each voice are remembered through expressions and styling. Rather than decoding the meaning of a particular scene like a right answer, it’s fine to start from the images that catch your eye first. For those who remember the old music videos, it’s a meeting with the recent visuals; for first-time viewers, a starting point for getting to know BIGBANG as they are now.

The live performance of ‘BiiiG’ from the Goyang stop of the ‘XX : COSMOS’ world tour, released on the official channel on September 14, 2026. The date is the video’s upload date and shouldn’t be confused with the day of the concert. In this stage video of about 3 minutes 4 seconds, you can meet the new song you’ve already learned again in the context of a show with an audience. Compare what stays with you differently when you only hear the song versus when you see the movement on stage. It isn’t a full concert recording but an official clip of a single song, so it’s easy to enjoy even in a short stretch of time.

The official dance practice video for ‘BiiiG’ was released on August 24, 2026. At about 2 minutes 48 seconds, it offers the format of a practice video, different from the music video or the concert clip. Pay attention to which parts of the song the movements catch your eye in. If you’ve already watched the MV, it’s also worth comparing what stays with you when you focus on the dance instead of the scene changes. It’s a fit for those who get to know an artist through choreography, and a short watch that lets you enjoy the same song in another way.

The official ‘BiiiG’ behind-the-scenes video, released on September 8, 2026, runs about 18 minutes 7 seconds. It’s the longest of the four videos here, making it a good pick for a day when you’d rather spend time on the production process than on a short play of the song. Once you’ve watched the main MV, you may find yourself curious about what lies outside the finished images. Instead of treating it as an answer key that explains the main video’s meaning, you can enjoy it as separate content where you meet another side of the people who made the music. A fitting close for anyone who has listened to the new song several times and is looking for what to watch next.