G-Dragon Reveals ‘Übermensch’ Album Tracklist
Shortly after announcing his 2025 world tour, G-Dragon took to Instagram to tease the release of his upcoming album, Übermensch. The post not only previewed what appears to be a key visual to the new album and world tour, but also revealed the complete tracklist.The tracklist kicks off with the two previously-released singles, “HOME SWEET HOME” and “POWER,” followed by eight new tracks: “TOO BAD,” “DRAMA,” “ IBELONGIIU,” “TAKE ME,” “BONAMAMA” AND “GYRO-DROP.” Observant fans have also shared in the comments under the Instagram announcement, noting that the tracklist was previously teased in the music video of “POWER.”Übermensch, the title of GD’s new album and world tour is a German term derived from philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche. The word itself can be translated into "overman" or "superman,” representing an ideal individual who transcends conventional morality and societal norms to create their own values and purpose in life -- an angle that perhaps GD wishes to convey on his innovative breakthroughs in music, art and fashion.Scheduled to release on February 25, Übermensch will be GD’s third studio album, marking the King of K-pop king’s full comeback after 11 years. View this post on Instagram A post shared by G-DRAGON (@xxxibgdrgn)Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast
Shortly after announcing his 2025 world tour, G-Dragon took to Instagram to tease the release of his upcoming album, Übermensch. The post not only previewed what appears to be a key visual to the new album and world tour, but also revealed the complete tracklist.
The tracklist kicks off with the two previously-released singles, “HOME SWEET HOME” and “POWER,” followed by eight new tracks: “TOO BAD,” “DRAMA,” “ IBELONGIIU,” “TAKE ME,” “BONAMAMA” AND “GYRO-DROP.” Observant fans have also shared in the comments under the Instagram announcement, noting that the tracklist was previously teased in the music video of “POWER.”
Übermensch, the title of GD’s new album and world tour is a German term derived from philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche. The word itself can be translated into "overman" or "superman,” representing an ideal individual who transcends conventional morality and societal norms to create their own values and purpose in life -- an angle that perhaps GD wishes to convey on his innovative breakthroughs in music, art and fashion.
Scheduled to release on February 25, Übermensch will be GD’s third studio album, marking the King of K-pop king’s full comeback after 11 years.
Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast
