BTS: Top 7 romantic songs to add to your playlist

BTS have never shied away from love—they’ve written about it, sung about it, and turned it into some of the most beautiful music K-pop has ever produced. Whether you’re falling in love, deep in it, or just want to feel something, here are seven BTS songs that belong on every romantic playlist.

Bright, joyful, and impossible not to smile to, 'Boy With Luv' is BTS at their most openly romantic. The song celebrates small, simple love—someone’s laugh, their habits, the little things that make your heart full. It has become one of their most beloved hits for a reason, and it just makes you feel good.

Jimin’s solo piece from the Love Yourself: Her album is pure poetry set to music. The song explores the feeling that love was written in the stars—that finding someone was never an accident, but destiny. The line “I'm the one who fills your heart, you're the one who completes my world” captures everything the song is trying to say in a single breath. His vocals float through every note so effortlessly that it genuinely feels like being wrapped in something warm.

A dreamy, gentle track about longing for just one day with the person you love. J-Hope’s verse alone paints a vivid picture—morning kisses, brunch, holding hands in the sun, and confessing under the moonlight. It’s the kind of song that makes you want to call someone at midnight just to say you miss them.

The title track from the Love Yourself: Her album captures the dizzy, overwhelming feeling of falling completely for someone. The song moves between soft longing and joyful energy in a way that mirrors what new love actually feels like. It’s warm, a little chaotic, and entirely irresistible—just like the emotion itself.

Written with V’s involvement in both the melody and lyrics, 'Hold Me Tight' is a wistful, aching song about trying to save a love that is slipping away. The desperation in the vocals makes it one of BTS’s most emotionally raw romantic tracks. It’s the kind of song you play when you feel everything a little too deeply.

V’s solo from the Itaewon Class OST is one of the most quietly devastating love songs in the BTS catalogue. Written and composed by him, the track is about loving someone you cannot be with—staying up through the night with only your thoughts. The line “I'm just looking at you, in my thoughts every night” lingers like a quiet ache long after the song ends.

A hauntingly beautiful collaboration with back number, 'Film Out' feels like watching a love story unfold in slow motion. The song reflects on a relationship that has ended and the struggle to let go of memories. Every note hits differently—and once it’s in your playlist, it never leaves.