Did G-Dragon Just Tease His Full Album Tracklist in the 'Power' MV?

"In G-Dragon's new music video for his pre-release single 'Power,' a mysterious 'Metro Map' image appears briefly, sparking excitement among fans. This map includes what appear to be eight station names, which could actually be the titles of tracks from his upcoming album. Here’s a closer look at the hidden details and what they might mean!"

A Closer Look at the Metro Map in the MV

Around the two-minute mark in G-Dragon’s 'Power' music video, fans spotted a 'Metro Map' image with eight different station names. But this is no ordinary map—viewers quickly speculated that it’s actually the tracklist for his upcoming album. The station names appear to represent song titles, sparking excitement and curiosity among fans as they dig into what each title might signify.

G-Dragon in 'Power' MV subway scene, with Metro Map possibly revealing tracklist for his upcoming album. The graffiti-filled subway adds to the mysterious vibe, as fans speculate about new songs

Close-up of Metro Map from G-Dragon's 'Power' MV displaying track names like 'Home Sweet Home,' 'I Belong to You,' and 'Gyro-Drop,' believed to be song titles on his new album.

The G-Dragon Power Full Tracklist Leaked?

The Metro Map lists the following potential track titles:

1. Home Sweet Home

2. I Belong to You

3. Take Me

4. Power

5. Too Bad

6. 보나마나 (Bona-mana which means in Korean "Doesn't matter")

7. Drama

8. Gyro-Drop

If these are indeed the final titles, it looks like G-Dragon is bringing a diverse mix of themes and styles to this release, further building anticipation.

When Will the Full Album Drop?

While there’s no confirmed release date for the full album, the surprise appearance of this tracklist in the 'Power' MV has fans speculating that more singles or previews could be on the way. The community is buzzing, hoping to uncover more clues before the album’s official launch.

Fan Theories and Anticipation

Fans are already diving into theories about the concepts and styles behind each track title. For instance, unusual names like 'Gyro-Drop' have left many wondering if the song will feature experimental elements. Every title adds to the anticipation, as fans try to piece together what this highly anticipated comeback album might sound like.

What Bonamana '보나마나' means?

The Korean phrase "보나마나" (romanized as "bonamana") roughly translates to "doesn’t matter" or "no doubt" in English. It implies that something is so obvious or predictable that there’s no need to confirm it—like saying, “It’s bound to be that way.” This phrase captures a sense of inevitability or indifference, making "doesn’t matter" a fitting English equivalent. G-Dragon’s use of "보나마나" as a track title might hint at a carefree or bold attitude, suggesting a theme of not being concerned with predictable outcomes