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2012 song by G-Dragon From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
"That XX" (그 XX; Geu XX) is a song by South Korean rapper G-Dragon, released as the first single of his second solo album One of a Kind on September 1, 2012.
"That XX" | ||||
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Single by G-Dragon | ||||
from the album One of a Kind | ||||
Released | September 1, 2012 | |||
Recorded | 2012 | |||
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Length | 3:19 | |||
Label | YG Entertainment | |||
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"That XX" on YouTube |
"That XX" was released as the first digital single and second music video from One of a Kind. The song was labelled unsuitable for listeners below 19 years of age for its explicit lyrics. Compromised words were replaced by beeps in the music video.[1] After its release, the song ranked first place in all of South Korea's major music charts and on the weekly iChart on Instiz, achieving a 'Perfect All-Kill."[2] "That XX" reached the top of the Gaon Chart for the month of September. This is the first time a 19+ song has reached the number 1 spot.[3] The only televised live performance was made on the music show Inkigayo with guitarist Sungha Jung. G-Dragon performed a revised version fit for broadcast television.[4]
The music video for "That XX" was uploaded to BigBang's official YouTube channel on September 1, 2012. It was directed by Han Sa-min, who had previously directed the videos for BigBang's "Love Song" and labelmate 2NE1's "Lonely".[5] The video features G-Dragon playing two characters: himself, and a cheating boyfriend of a female character played by Jennie Kim, who later debuted as part of Blackpink.[6][7] The music video received three million views in just two days.[8] As of September 2021, the music video has over 96 million views on YouTube.
"That XX" was remade by the rappers Olltii and Zico at the reality show Show Me the Money. This rendition peaked at number #32 on the Gaon Digital Chart.[9] Wonder Girls' Park Ye-eun and the duo 15& remade the song by giving it a female perspective at the survival show Singer Game.[10] Mamamoo's Solar performed a cover at the TV show Duet Song Festival.[11]
Chart (2012) | Peak position |
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South Korea (Gaon Digital Chart)[12] | 1 |
South Korea (K-pop Hot 100) | 2 |
Country | Sales |
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South Korea (digital)[13] | 1,898,895 |