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Why does she refuse to release a lead

P4k calling this and Pink Venom the best songs on the album - points.

Blackpink fighting for #1

The desperate tactics are a little embarrassing on their part but we were gonna get dragged regardless so

All fronts? The album is a million seller with a 79 score on Metacritic. That's more than a lot of your faves can say

"Though it’s performed by Rosé alone, Born Pink’s centerpiece is the alluring and thorny “Hard to Love.” Encasing BLACKPINK’s ethos of hard and soft into one song, it’s a fitting successor to The Album’s anthem of yearning, “Lovesick Girls” It's confirmed, HTL is the best song on the album

Already a million seller

I'd go as far as saying it's the best solo release by a BP member thus far. A solid 10/10

The views are unusually slow. Blinks must be focusing on Spotify for a change

Just because HTL is a godly hymn doesn't mean OTG was bad y'all.

Born Pink > Them Album > Square Up > Square One > Kill This Love

Only Jisoo will be in her 30s

Top 3 after letting it marinate for a bit: Hard to Love YYY Shut Down

It's what the best song deserves

They put crack on YYY and THG. Wow

Her taste!!

Did anyone post about Shut Down being #2 on TTH? Higher than PV's initial placement

I actually like this MV better than Pink Venom just amazing

By a long shot. It has no songs as bad as Ice Cream or Bet You Wanna

Tally actually sounds amazing on 3rd listen waiT!

Hard to Love absolutely deserves the push. A discography highlight even if it's a Rosé solo

Top Tier Shut Down Hard to Love Yeah Yeah Yeah The Happiest Girl Mid Tier Pink Venom Tally Garbage Tier Ready For Love

The acclaim is pouring in!

How You Like That vs. Pink Venom Ice Cream vs. Shut Down Pretty Savage vs. Typa Girl Bet You Wanna vs. Yeah Yeah Yeah Lovesick Girls vs. Hard to Love - tie Crazy Over You vs. The Happiest Girl Love to Hate Me vs. Tally You Never Know vs. Ready for Love Born Pink clears with ease.

On first listen, this was already better than TA. Bangers at the beginning, then great singing songs in the middle, and then a mix of both at the end. I already had high expectations, but this still blew me out the park. Honestly surprised by how different the songs are from what they've released in the past. It's good to hear a switch up in their style. For me, "Yeah Yeah Yeah" and "Hard to Love" are very easy contenders for best song on the album IMO. Happiest Girl also has a nice melody.