100% Ver.

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100% Ver.
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ReleasedJanuary 10, 2012 (South Korea)
Recorded2011
Genre K-pop, pop, dance
Length17:39 (100% Ver.)
25:39 (BLAQ% Ver.)
Language Korean
Label J. Tune Camp
MBLAQ chronology
Mona Lisa
(2011)
100% Ver.
(2012)
BLAQ Memories -Best in Korea-
(2012)
Singles from 100% Ver.
  1. "Scribble"
    Released: January 3, 2012
  2. "This Is War"
    Released: January 10, 2012
  3. "Run"
    Released: March 1, 2012 (Promotional single)
No.TitleLyricsMusicArrangementLength
1."Run" Duble Sidekick Duble SidekickDuble Sidekick & Ichiro Suezawa3:12
2."This Is War" (전쟁이야; Jeonjaengiya)Duble SidekickDuble SidekickDuble Sidekick3:51
3."Scribble" (낙서; Nakseo)Duble SidekickDuble SidekickJang Jun-ho3:35
4."She's Breathtaking" (아찔한 그녀; Ajjilhan Geunyeo)Duble SidekickDuble SidekickDuble Sidekick3:15
5."Hello My EX"Duble SidekickDuble Sidekick & Ichiro SuezawaDuble Sidekick & Ichiro Suezawa3:46
Total length:17:39

Track list for the repackaged edition: BLAQ% Ver.

No.TitleWriter(s)ArrangementLength
1."BLAQ%" (Theme) (feat. Duble Sidekick (이단옆차기)) Duble Sidekick1:15
2."100%"Duble SidekickDuble Sidekick3:33
3."Love Is Coming (Beautiful)" (사랑이 온다; Sarangi Onda)Duble SidekickDuble Sidekick3:13
4."Run" Duble Sidekick & Ichiro Suezawa3:12
5."This Is War" (전쟁이야; Jeonjaengiya) Duble Sidekick3:51
6."Scribble" (낙서; Nakseo) Jang Jun-ho3:35
7."She's Breathtaking" (아찔한 그녀; Ajjilhan geunyeo) Duble Sidekick3:15
8."Hello My EX" Duble Sidekick & Ichiro Suezawa3:46
Total length:25:39

Chart performance

Release history

CountryDateFormatLabel
South Korea January 10, 2012 Digital download J.Tune Camp
January 13, 2012CD
March 21, 2012 Digital download (Special version)

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