Bang! (After School song)

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"Bang!"
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South Korean physical cover
Single by After School
from the album Playgirlz
ReleasedMarch 25, 2010
August 17, 2011 (Japan)
Genre Dance-pop
Length11:58
Label
Songwriter(s)
  • Kim Hee-sun
  • Bekah
  • Kim Tae-hyun
Producer(s) Kim Tae-hyun, More Than Present
After School singles chronology
"Because of You"
(2009)
"Bang!"
(2010)
"Love Love Love"
(2010)
Japanesesingles chronology
"Bang!"
(2010)
"Diva"
(2011)
Korean single
No.TitleLyricsMusicLength
1."Let's Do It" Kim Tae Hyun, More Than Present1:21
2."Bang!" ("뱅!")Kim Hee Sun, Bekah Kim Tae Hyun, More Than Present3:18
3."With U" Kahi Seo Jae Ha3:51
4."Bang!" (Instrumental) Kim Tae Hyun, More Than Present3:18
Total length:11:48
Japanese single
No.TitleLength
1."Bang!" (Japanese version)3:20
2."Super sexy"3:35
Total length:6:55
CD only edition
No.TitleLength
3."Bang!" (Korean version)3:21
4."Bang!" (Instrumental)3:20
5."Super Sexy" (Instrumental)3:32
Total length:17:08
DVD (type A & B)
No.TitleLength
1."Let's Do It!" (Music video – Japanese version) 
2."Bang!" (Music video – Japanese version) 
3."Jiko Shoukai & Making Movie" (自己紹介) 

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