About Love Yourself: Tear
Love Yourself: Tear (2018) has 11 tracks and became the first K-pop album to reach number one on the Billboard 200. It opens with "Intro: Singularity" and ends with "Outro: Tear," giving it a clear frame, and includes "Fake Love," "Paradise," "Magic Shop" and "Anpanman." The group moves between rap and singing, and between dance-pop and moodier tracks. The intro and outro make it easy to place the ends, so the challenge is the nine songs in between.
“Love Yourself: Tear” is a 2018 release by BTS. On the version used in Order the Album it has 11 tracks, starting with “Intro: Singularity” and ending with “Outro: Tear”.
In our collection of 6 albums by BTS, it comes after “Wings” (2016) and before “Map Of The Soul: 7” (2020).
With 11 tracks, it is shorter than the average of 14 tracks across BTS's albums here.
The tracklist includes 2 intro, interlude or skit-style tracks: “Intro: Singularity”, “Outro: Tear”. Short tracks like these are easy to forget, which makes the order harder to remember.
Love Yourself: Tear full tracklist
- Intro: Singularity
- Fake Love
- The Truth Untold
- 134340
- Paradise
- Love Maze
- Magic Shop
- Airplane Pt.2
- Anpanman
- So What
- Outro: Tear
Can you remember the order?
In Order the Album you see all 11 tracks from Love Yourself: Tear in a shuffled list. Drag them back into the original order, then check your answer to see how many tracks you placed correctly. You can download or share your result as an image.
Quick answers
- How many tracks are on Love Yourself: Tear?
- Love Yourself: Tear by BTS has 11 tracks on the version used in Order the Album.
- What is the first track on Love Yourself: Tear?
- The first track is “Intro: Singularity”.
- What is the last track on Love Yourself: Tear?
- The last track is “Outro: Tear”.
- When was Love Yourself: Tear released?
- Love Yourself: Tear was released in 2018.
More BTS albums
Previous: Wings (2016) Next: Map Of The Soul: 7 (2020)
- Dark & Wild (2014)
- Wings (2016)
- Map Of The Soul: 7 (2020)
- Be (2020)
- Arirang (2026)