MAMA

When EXO debuted in April 2012, the group didn't just walk into the K-pop scene. They made an explosive entrance with "MAMA," a punk-esque track laced with Gregorian chants. The music video, lasting six minutes long, also includes an extensive narration explaining the group's unique concept of being aliens possessing superpowers.

GROWL

Over a year after its debut, EXO already had a steady following. But it was the addictive and funky "Growl" that served as a game-changer and brought the group mainstream success. It remains their most iconic song and even listed among Billboard's Top 100 Greatest Boy Band Songs of All Time.

OVERDOSE

Produced by American R&B/pop duo The Underdogs, "Overdose," released in May 2014, likens a man's intense attraction to the feeling of a "sweet" drug overdose. The music video is a visual feast, showing members performing choreography in a labrynth-like setting.

CALL ME BABY

Released in 2015, "Call Me Baby" is part of EXO's "Exodus" album as its lead single. The music video features handsome cars and the members clad in leather, dancing in what looks like an empty warehouse.

MONSTER

One year after the success of "Exodus," EXO once again released another masterpiece. Unlike their previous singles, "Monster" has a darker and more intense feel. The music video features the members, bruised and clad in black, as they sing about obsession and love.

FOR LIFE

Released in December 2016 as the title track off the special winter album, "For Life" has EXO bringing warmth to the otherwise cold season. The group proves that they can veer away from the theatrics and high-energy choreography seen in their usual pop releases, and deliver soulful ballads.

KO KO BOP

The lead single of the album "The War," "Ko Ko Bop" combined reggae and electronic dance music. It's music video features the boys in colorful outfits having fun in a tropical paradise.

The song's catcy chorus also launched a worldwide dance craze, with fans from different countries dancing to the beat.

POWER

Released in September 5, 2017, "Power" is part of the repackaged album "The War: The Power of Music." It is produced by LDN Noise, and falls under the electronic dance music category. The music video shows the boys in a made-up, video game like universe, fighting a robot with their weapons and unique charm.