Let's Talk About Love (EP)

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Let's Talk About Love
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ReleasedAugust 19, 2013
Recorded2012–13
Genre
Length21:22
Label YG
Producer Ham Seung-Chun, Ukjin Kang, P.K
Seungri chronology
V.V.I.P
(2011)
Let's Talk About Love
(2013)
The Great Seungri
(2018)
Singles from Let's Talk About Love
  1. "Gotta Talk To U"
    Released: August 18, 2013
Korean EP
No.TitleLyricsMusicArrangementLength
1."Let's Talk About Love" (featuring G-Dragon & Taeyang)Seungri, G-Dragon, TaeyangSeungri, Ham Seung-Chun, Ukjin KangHam Seung-Chun, Ukjin Kang3:26
2."Gotta Talk to U" (할말 있어요; Halmal iss-eoyo)SeungriSeungri, Ham Seung-Chun, Ukjin KangHam Seung-Chun, Ukjin Kang3:35
3."GG Be" (featuring Jennie of Blackpink)Ukjin Kang, SeungriUkjin Kang, Seungri, P.KP.K3:37
4."Come to My" (그딴 거 없어; Geuttan geo eobs-eo)SeungriSeungri, P.KP.K3:37
5."You Hoooo!!!"SeungriSeungri, Ham Seung-Chun, Ukjin KangHam Seung-Chun, Ukjin Kang3:39
6."Love Box"SeungriSeungri, Ham Seung-Chun, Ukjin KangHam Seung-Chun, Ukjin Kang3:27
Total length:21:22
Japanese Full Album
No.TitleLyricsMusicLength
1."Intro (Let's Talk About Love)"Seungri, Sunny BoySeungri, Ham Seung-Chun, Ukjin Kang, G-Dragon, Taeyang1:50
2."Gotta Talk to U" (僕を見つめて)Seungri, Yamamoto ChengmeiSeungri, Ham Seung-Chun, Ukjin Kang3:35
3."GG Be" (featuring Jennie of Blackpink)Seungri, Sunny BoyUkjin Kang, Seungri, P.K3:37
4."Come to My" (アイなんていらない; Ai Nante Iranai)Seungri, Yamamoto ChengmeiSeungri, P.K3:37
5."You Hoooo!!!"Seungri, Sunny BoySeungri, Ham Seung-Chun, Ukjin Kang3:39
6."Love Box"Seungri, RJ ProjectSeungri, Ham Seung-Chun, Ukjin Kang3:27
7."Strong Baby"G-Dragon, Jinyeol Bae, Sunny BoyG-Dragon, Jinyeol Bae3:46
8."VVIP"Seungri, Sunny BoySeungri, P.K, Dee.P3:38
9."I Know" (with May J)Seungri, Shoko Fujibayashi Seungri, P.K, Dee.P, Myoungjae Ko3:25
10."Magic"Seungri, RJ ProjectSeungri, Choice37 3:18
11."White Love"Seungri, Yamamoto ChengmeiSeungri, P.K3:44
12."The Feelings Painted In The Sky" (空に描く思い)Seungri, Yamamoto ChengmeiSeungri, P.K3:44
13."What Can I Do" (Jap Ver)SeungriSeungri, Bigtone, P.K3:37
14."Let's Talk About Love (Kor Ver.)" (featuring G-Dragon & Taeyang)Seungri, G-Dragon, TaeyangSeungri, Ham Seung-Chun, Ukjin Kang3:24
15."Gotta Talk to U" (Hard Remix Ver)SeungriSeungri, Ham Seung-Chun, Ukjin Kang4:43
Total length:52:48

Charts

Chart (2016)Peak
position
Japanese Albums ( Oricon ) [12] 4
South Korean Weekly Albums ( Gaon ) [13] 1
South Korean Yearly Albums ( Gaon ) [14] 30

Sales

ChartSales
Japan22,845[ citation needed ]
South Korea79,222 [15]

Release history

CountryDateTypeLabelFormatRef
WorldAugust 19, 2013EP YG Entertainment digital download [1]
South KoreaYG Entertainment, Kt music CD
JapanOctober 9, 2013Studio albumYGEX CD, digital download [2]

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