DISCOGRAFIA DE G-DRAGONS

    DISCOGRAFÍA G-DRAGONS

Korean rapper G-Dragon began his career as the leader of the Korean hip-hop group Big Bang. His discography, as a solo artist, began in 2009 and includes three studio albums/extended plays, one collaboration album, three live albums and several other singles/featured singles.

In 2009, during the hiatus of Big Bang, G-Dragon released his debut solo album Heartbreaker, featuring collaborations with several artists, including Teddy of 1TYM, Taeyang, S-Kush, and CL and Dara of 2NE1. Propelled by its lead-single of the same name, an electronic pop song, the album sold over 275,000 copies[1] and went on to win Album of the Year from the 2009 Mnet Asian Music Awards.[2] The second single, "Breathe", manage to chart within the Top 20[3] while his other songs — "The Leaders", "A Boy", "Hello", and "She's Gone" — went on to top various charts upon their release.[4]

Aside from Big Bang, G-Dragon also made several solo appearances. After helping produce Taeyang's debut album, he recorded his own version of the album's lead single "Only Look At Me" (Korean: 나만바라봐; Revised Romanization: Naman Barabwa), titled as the part two version to the song. The single was released digitally. Along with Taeyang and T.O.P, G-Dragon was featured on singer Lexy's song "Super Fly" for her album Rush. In May 2009, he collaborated with the Japanese boy band W-inds. for their single, "Rain Is Fallin'/Hybrid Dream."[5][6]




 

Studio albums

Title	Album details	Peak chart positions			Sales
		KOR [7]	JPN [8]	US [9]
Korean
Heartbreaker	Released: August 18, 2009 Label: YG Entertainment Format: CD, digital download	1	—	—	KOR: 289,953[10]
Coup D'Etat	Released: September 13, 2013 (Physical) (September 2, 2013 Part I Digital Only; September 5, 2013 Part II Digital Only) Label: YG Entertainment, KT Music Format: CD, digital download, Limited Edition LP	1	11	182	KOR: 209,418[11] JPN: 19,138 US: 2,000+[12] LP record limited to 8,888 copies [13]
Japanese
Coup D'Etat [+ One Of A Kind & Heartbreaker]	Released: November 27, 2013 Label: YGEX Format: CD, digital download	—	2	—	JPN: 130,601+[14]
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region.

Extended plays

Title	Album details	Peak chart positions			Sales
		KOR [7]	JPN [8]	US [9]
Korean
One of a Kind	Released: September 15, 2012 Label: YG Entertainment Format: CD, digital download	1	12	161	KOR: 253,989[1] JPN: 39,619 (Korean Edition)[8] TAI: 10,000 (platinum)[15]
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region.

Collaboration albums

Title	Album details	Peak chart positions		Sales
		KOR [7]	JPN [8]
Korean
GD & TOP (with TOP)	Released: December 24, 2010 Label: YG Entertainment Format: CD, digital download	1	8	KOR: 192,097[16] JPN: 16,854 (Korean Edition)[8]
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region.

Live albums

Title	Album details	Peak chart positions		Sales
		KOR [7]	JPN [8]
Korean
1st Live Album: Shine a Light	Released: March 3, 2010 Label: YG Entertainment Format: CD, digital download	1	—	KOR: 39,401[16]
2013 G-Dragon World Tour Live CD [One Of A Kind in Seoul]	Released: September 3, 2013 Label: YG Entertainment Format: CD, digital download	9	—	KOR: 21,359[17]
2013 G-Dragon 1st World Tour [One Of A Kind] The Final	Released: November 22, 2013 Label: YG Entertainment Format: digital download(exclusively through Genie)	—	—
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region.

DVDs

Title	Information	Oricon Peak chart positions
2010	1st Live Concert : Shine A Light Released: KOR: 20 April 2010, JPN: 24 April 2010 Languages: Korean Labels: YG Entertainment	16
2013	G-DRAGON'S COLLECTION DVD: ONE OF A KIND Released: KOR: 2 April 2013, JPN: 27 March 2013 Languages: Korean, Japanese Labels: YG Entertainment	9
	G-Dragon World Tour DVD [One Of A Kind in Seoul] Released: KOR: 13 September 2013, JPN: 18 September 2013 Languages: Korean Labels: YG Entertainment	6
	G-Dragon World Tour One Of A Kind In Japan Dome Special Released: 20 November 2013 Languages: Japanese Labels: YG Entertainment	3
	G-DRAGON'S COLLECTION DVD II: COUP D'ETAT Released: KOR: 24 December 2013, JPN: 25 December 2013 Languages: Korean, Japanese Labels: YG Entertainment	-
2014	G-Dragon World Tour DVD [One Of A Kind THE FINAL in Seoul + World Tour] Released: JPN: 12 February 2014 Languages: Korean Labels: YG Entertainment	-

Singles

As lead artist

List of singles as lead artist, with selected chart positions and certifications, showing year released and album name

Year	Title	Peak positions		Sales	Album
		KOR Gaon [18]	KOR Billboard [19]
2006	"This Love" [A]	—	—		Bigbang Vol.1
2009	"Heartbreaker"	1	—	KOR: 4,407,355	Heartbreaker
	"Breathe"	19	—	KOR: 2,000,000+
	"A Boy"	8	—
	"Butterfly" (featuring Jin Jung)	30	—
2010	"Heartbreaker" (Remix) (featuring Flo Rida)	8	—		Shine A Light
2012	"That XX"	1	3	KOR: 1,767,870	One of a Kind
	"One of a Kind"	9	14	KOR: 619,402
	"Crayon"	3	4	KOR: 1,746,682
2013	"MichiGO"	22	17	KOR: 287,998	Coup D'Etat
	"Coup D'Etat" (featuring Diplo and Baauer)	5	15	KOR: 430,164
	"Crooked"	7	2	KOR: 1,424,444
	"Who You"	1	4	KOR: 981,454
2014	"Good Boy" (with Taeyang)	5	—	KOR: 993,720[20]	YG Hip Hop Project

Collaboration Singles

Year	Title	Peak positions	Album
		KOR [21]
2011	"High High" (with T.O.P)	1	GD & TOP
	"Oh Yeah" (with T.O.P featuring Park Bom)	2
	"Knock Out" (with T.O.P)	3
	"Intro" (with T.O.P)	—
	"Baby Goodnight" (with T.O.P)	13
	"Don't Go Home" (with T.O.P)	22
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region.

As featured artist

List of singles as lead artist, with selected chart positions and certifications, showing year released and album name

Year	Title	Peak positions		Sales	Album
		KOR Gaon	JAP
2001	"Storm" (Perry featuring G-Dragon, Sean and Masta Wu)	—	—		Perry by Storm
2002	"Magic Eye" (Hwee-Sung featuring G-Dragon)	—	—		Like A Movie
2003	"Heosubai" (Masta Wu featuring G-Dragon and Taeyang)	—			Masta Peace
	"Intro" (Se7en Wu featuring G-Dragon and Perry)	—	—		Just Listen
2006	"Run" (Se7en featuring G-Dragon and Taeyang)	—	—		24/SE7EN
	"Can You Feel Me" (Se7en featuring G-Dragon)	—	—		SE7OLUTION
	"Anystar" (Park Bom featuring G-Dragon and Gummy)	—	—		Non-album single
2007	"Super Fly" (Lexy featuring G-Dragon, T.O.P and Taeyang)	—	—		RUSH
	"So In Love Pt.2" (Kim Jo Han featuring G-Dragon)	—	—		Soul Family with Johan
2008	"Intro - Work it Now" (Gummy featuring G-Dragon)	—	—		Comfort
	"Party" (Uhm Jung-hwa featuring G-Dragon)	—	—		D.I.S.C.O
	"D.I.S.C.O Pt.2" (Uhm Jung Hwa featuring G-Dragon)	—	—		D.I.S.C.O Part 2
	"What" (YMGA featuring G-Dragon, Teddy, Kush, Perry and CL)	—	—		Made In R.O.K
2009	"Strong Baby" (Seungri featuring G-Dragon)	1	—		Remember
	"Rain is Fallin" (W-inds featuring G-Dragon)	—	2	JAP: 50,563	Rain Is Fallin'/Hybrid Dream
	"Hallelujah" (T.O.P featuring G-Dragon and Taeyang)	—	—		Non-album single
2010	"I Need A Girl" (Taeyang featuring G-Dragon)	1	—	KOR: 2,110,274	Solar
2011	"Open the Window" (Seungri featuring G-Dragon)	—	—		VVIP
2012	"Dancing on My Own" (Pixie Lott featuring G-Dragon and T.O.P)	—	—		Young Foolish Happy
	"Blue Frog" (Psy featuring G-Dragon)	5	—	KOR: 1,429,265	PSY 6 (Six Rules), Part 1
2013	"Bubble Butt" (Major Lazer featuring Bruno Mars, G-Dragon, T.O.P, Tyga and Mystic)	78	—	KOR: 28,701	Free the Universe (Asian Edition)
2014	"Dirty Vibe" (Skrillex featuring Diplo, G-Dragon and CL) [B]	—	—		Recess
	"Stay With Me" (Taeyang featuring G-Dragon])	4	—	KOR: 602,555	Rise
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region.

Other charted songs

List of songs, with selected chart positions and certifications, showing year released and album name

Year	Title	Peak positions		Sales	Album
		KOR Gaon [18]	KOR Billboard [19]
2009	"The Leaders" (featuring Teddy Park and CL)	15	—		Heartbreaker
	"Hello" (featuring Sandara Park) [C]	10	—
	"She's Gone" (featuring Kush)	33	—
	"Korean Dream" (featuring Taeyang)	37	—
	"Gossip Man"	22	—
	"1 Year Station"	54	—
2012	"In The End/Without You/Eventually" (featuring Kim Eunbi)	10	15	KOR: 540,470	One of a Kind
	"Missing You" (featuring Kim Yoon-Ah of Jaurim)	2	2	KOR: 1,772,172
	"Today" (featuring Kim Jongwan of Nell)	17	20	KOR: 619,402
2013	"Niliria" (featuring Missy Elliott)	9	30	KOR: 239,129	Coup D'Etat
	"Black" (featuring Jennie Kim)	2	3	KOR: 871,025
	"R.O.D." (featuring Lydia Paek)	6	21	KOR: 418,656
	I Love It" (featuring Zion.T and Boys Noize)	20	13	KOR: 262,125
	"Shake the World"	25	29	KOR: 185,423
	"Runaway"	27	26	KOR: 181,284
	"Niliria (G-Dragon ver.)"	32	38	KOR: 136,575
	"You Do"	35	—	KOR: 104,333

Music videos

See also: Big Bang discography § Music videos and GD & TOP § Music videos

Year	Music video	Note
2001	"G-Dragon" a.k.a. "My Age is 13"
	Perry - "Storm"	Feat. G-Dragon, Masta Wu, Sean
2002	YG Family - Hip Hop Gentlemen
	YG Family - "YMCA Baseball Team"
	YG Family - "Get Ready"	He makes an appearance, not singing
2003	1TYM - "Hot"	He makes an appearance, not singing
2004	Jinusean - "Telephone number"	He makes an appearance, not singing
2009	W-Inds. - "Rain Is Fallin'"
	2NE1 - "Fire" (Street Ver.)	Trolling Dancer behind Minzy
	Seungri - "Strong Baby"
	"Heartbreaker"
	"Breathe"
	"She's Gone"
	"Butterfly"
	"A Boy"
2010	"Gmarket Party!"	Gmarket CM song
	Taeyang - "I Need A Girl"	with appearance of Sandara Park
2012	Se7en - "When I Can't Sing"	He makes an appearance, not singing
	"One Of A Kind"
	"That XX"	Featured Jennie Kim
	"Crayon"
2013	"미치GO (Michi GO)"
	"Coup D'etat"
	"삐딱하게 (Crooked)"
	Taeyang - "Ringa Linga"	He makes an appearance, not singing
	CL - "The Baddest Female"	He makes an appearance, not singing
	"니가 뭔데 (Who You?)"
2014	PSY - "Hangover feat. Snoop Dogg"	He makes an appearance, not singing
	Daesung - "Look at Me, Gwisun (JPN ver.)"	He makes an appearance, not singing
	GD × Taeyang - "Good Boy"	YG Hip Hop Project Directed By Colin Tilley