The List of Psy Albums in Order of Release Date

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PSY has released eight studio albums, one EP, one live album, one remix album, 26 singles, and 27 music videos, showcasing his dynamic K-pop and hip-hop-infused discography.

The List of  Psy Albums in Order of Release Date

Here is the list of Psy  Album in Order of Release Date:

1. Psy from the Psycho World! — January 19, 2001
2. Ssa2 — January 17, 2002
3. 3 Mai — September 19, 2002
4. Ssajib — July 24, 2006
5. PsyFive — October 20, 2010
6. Chiljip Psy-da — December 1, 2015
7. 4X2=8 — May 10, 2017
8. Psy 9th  — April 29, 2022

All Psy Albums List in Order

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1. Psy from the Psycho World! (2001)

Tracks:

1. Intro
2. Lady
3. 새 (Bird)
4. 끝 (The End)
5. 나에게 맡겨봐 (Leave it to Me)
6. Life
7. 동거동락 (Living and Enjoying Together)
8. Freedom
9. 성냥팔이 소녀 (The Little Match Girl)
10. No. 1
11. I Love Sex
12. 쇼킹! 양가집 규수 (Shocking! Modest Lady)
13. 성공의 어머니 (The Mother of Success)
14. 놀아보자 (Let’s Play )
15. 2세의 처 (2nd Generation Wife)
16. 불륜 (Adultery)
17. 계집녀 (Bitch)
18. Upskail Phenomenon
19. Modern Times
20. Outro

Psy’s debut album, Psy from the Psycho World!, released on January 19, 2001, introduced his unique blend of rap and satire to the South Korean music scene. Featuring 19 tracks, the album showcased provocative lyrics and themes that challenged societal norms. Songs like “Bird” and “I Love Sex” sparked controversy, leading to fines and age restrictions due to explicit content. Despite the backlash, the album resonated with younger audiences and sold over 124,000 copies, ranking as the 75th best-selling album of the year in South Korea. Psy’s distinctive style and rebellious attitude set the stage for his future global success.

2. Ssa2 (2002)

Tracks:

1. Intro
2. Report This Expression (신고식)
3. Dilemma (딜레마)
4. Hooray (얼씨구)
5. Yes, I Am
6. If They Become (해지면)
7. Deep Waters (원해)
8. In a Sauna Bath (사우나 속으로)
9. 1st Place (Talk Box Yoo Gun-hyung) (1등)
10. Bird 2 (새 Pt.2)
11. Bad Year (나쁜년)
12. Controversy Over Her (처녀논쟁)
13. Basica 2.0
14. Living (생)

Psy’s second studio album, Ssa2 (싸2), released on January 16, 2002, solidified his reputation as one of South Korea’s most controversial yet impactful artists. Following the explicit content controversy of his debut album, Psy from the Psycho World!, Ssa2 faced even greater scrutiny, with half its tracks receiving age restrictions. The album was released in the wake of Psy’s 2001 arrest for marijuana use, which heavily influenced its rebellious themes. Despite government censorship and fines, the album sold nearly 74,000 copies and ranked as the 76th best-selling album in South Korea for 2002. Its bold lyrics and high-energy beats further defined Psy’s eccentric musical identity.

3. 3 Mai (2002)

Tracks:

1. Intro
2. Peacefully (안녕히)
3. Champion (챔피언)
4. Celebrities (빤빠라)
5. Let’s Language (반말합시다)
6. Paradise (낙원)
7. Queen (퀸)
8. Messy Blues (난장 Blues)
9. Playing with Fire (불장난)
10. Night
11. Bitch
12. Give (바쳐)
13. Royal Family (로얄패밀리)
14. No (안돼요)
15. Back to the Psycho World! (Outro)

Psy’s third studio album, 3 Mai (2002), marked a pivotal moment in his career, showcasing his ability to blend humor, social critique, and infectious beats. Released amidst the fervor of the 2002 FIFA World Cup, the album’s standout track, “Champion,” became a national anthem, celebrating unity and fun with its energetic rhythm and crowd-pleasing vibe. The album, which sold over 135,000 copies, also tackled social issues—“Royal Family” critiqued Korea’s marriage agency system, while “Celebrities” addressed political exploitation of scandals. Featuring collaborations with renowned artists, 3 Mai solidified Psy’s reputation, proving he was more than just a comedic performer.

4. Ssajib (2006)

Tracks:

1. Alarm
2. Instant (인스턴트)
3. Entertainer (연예인)
4. Grown Up Person (어른)
5. Jump
6. They Are Friends (친구놈들아)
7. Beautiful Goodbye 2 (아름다운 이별 2)
8. Yangachi (양아치)
9. Drinking (애주가)
10. We Are the One
11. Dead Poets Society (죽은 시인의 사회)
12. Knock (노크)
13. Because It’s Raining (비오니까)
14. Psycho Party (싸이코 파티)

Psy’s fourth studio album, Ssajib (싸집), released on July 24, 2006, marked a pivotal moment in his career. Distributed by Seoul Records (now Kakao M) under his label Yamazone Music, the album features 14 tracks, including the hit single “Entertainer.” Psy described Ssajib as a “high-class hotel buffet,” blending various musical genres. Collaborations with artists like Kim Tae-woo and Ivy added depth to the album, with songs tackling themes like one-night stands and social satire. Despite censorship challenges, Ssajib achieved commercial success, selling over 50,000 copies and earning Psy multiple accolades, solidifying his status in the Korean music scene.

5. PsyFive (2010)

Tracks:

1. Mr. Ssa (싸군)
2. Right Now
3. All Night Long (오늘밤새)
4. In My Eyes (내 눈에는)
5. Thank You
6. It’s Art (예술이야)
7. Aflutter (설레인다)
8. Night Street in Seoul (서울의 밤거리)
9. That’s Why (그래서 그랬어)
10. Like Crazy (미치도록)
11. Spit It Out (솔직히 까고말해)
12. My Wanna Be (나의)

PsyFive, released on October 20, 2010, marks Psy’s fifth studio album and his debut under YG Entertainment. Featuring 12 tracks, the album blends Psy’s signature humor, energy, and lyrical wit with diverse musical styles. The standout single “Right Now” peaked at No. 4 on the GAON Singles Chart, amassing over 1.6 million sales. Other notable tracks include “In My Eyes,” “Thank You,” and “It’s Art.” Despite its success, PsyFive remains the only album by Psy not released worldwide on iTunes. With over 25,000 album sales, it paved the way for Psy’s future global breakout with “Gangnam Style.”

6. Chiljip Psy-da (2015)

Tracks:

1. Dance Jockey
2. I Remember You
3. Napal Baji
4. Daddy
5. Dream
6. ROCKnROLLbaby
7. The Day Will Come
8. Ahjussi Swag
9. Sing (Psy mix)

Released on December 1, 2015, Chiljip Psy-da marks Psy’s sixth studio album and seventh major release, blending international appeal with Korean musical influences. The album’s title and artwork cleverly parody the Chilsung Cider soft drink, reflecting Psy’s signature humor. Lead singles “Daddy,” featuring CL, and “Napal Baji” showcase contrasting styles—while “Daddy” embraces global pop trends, “Napal Baji” delivers a nostalgic 70s and 80s funk vibe. Collaborations with Zion.T, Xia, will.i.am, and Ed Sheeran add diversity, while “Dream” pays tribute to the late Shin Hae-chul. The album solidifies Psy’s reputation for energetic, genre-blending music.

7. 4X2=8 (2017)

Tracks:

1. I Luv It
2. New Face
3. Last Scene
4. Love
5. Bomb
6. We Are Young
7. Fact Assault
8. Rock Will Never Die
9. Place to Lean On / Refuge
10. Auto Reverse

Psy’s seventh studio album, 4×2=8, released on May 10, 2017, under YG Entertainment, School Boy Records, and Republic Records, showcases a dynamic blend of hip-hop, pop, and dance influences. The album title, a clever Korean pun, signifies his eighth overall release. Unlike its predecessor, this album heavily features YG artists, including collaborations with G-Dragon, Taeyang, B.I, Bobby, and Tablo. Tracks like “I Luv It” and “New Face” gained immense popularity, with vibrant music videos reaching millions of views. Marking Psy’s final album with YG before his departure in 2018, 4×2=8 reflects his signature energy and evolving musical creativity.

8. Psy 9th (2022)

Tracks:

1. 9INTRO
2. That That
3. Celeb
4. You Move Me
5. Sleepless
6. GANJI
7. Now
8. Happier
9. Hello Monday
10. Everyday
11. forEVER
12. Dear Me

Psy 9th, released on April 29, 2022, marks the South Korean sensation’s first album under his own label, P Nation, following his departure from YG Entertainment. This long-awaited project, delayed since 2019, showcases Psy’s evolution while maintaining his signature energy. The album features 12 tracks, blending K-pop with Latin and hip-hop influences. The lead single, “That That,” produced by and featuring BTS’s Suga, became a global hit with its infectious beat and dynamic music video. Other collaborations include Jessi, Hwasa, Crush, and Tablo, making Psy 9th a powerful comeback that bridges generations of K-pop artists.

Conclusion:

Psy’s discography showcases his evolution from a controversial artist to a global sensation. Beginning with Psy from the Psycho World! in 2001, his early works faced criticism for explicit content. However, his persistence led to mainstream success, culminating in the viral phenomenon of Gangnam Style from Psy 6 (Six Rules), Part 1 in 2012. His later albums, including Psy 9th (2022), demonstrate his ability to adapt while maintaining his signature humor and energy. Exploring Psy Albums in Order reveals a dynamic career defined by innovation, controversy, and international acclaim, solidifying Psy’s status as a K-pop icon.

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