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Contents • • • • • • • • • Release and composition [ ] 'Bad Boy' was the third song to the featured on the teaser videos from Alive, after ' and 'Love Dust.' The music video for the track was released on the same day as the album. The song charted at number one on online music charts after its release. The first televised performance was held at the on March 11. A Japanese version of the song was included at the Japanese studio albums. The song was penned by, who also produced the song with, and with additional rap parts written. 'Bad Boy' is a piano-based R&B track.

The production was noted for its roots 'in the airiest of hip-hop/R&B summer crossover,' for including and was compared to the work of. The rapping parts were described as 'mellow,' which gave the song a 'airy flow.' Described 'Bad Boy' as a 'unique mid-tempo track' that is 'richly urban, set against a nostalgic '90s hip hop beat.'

Critical reception [ ] 'Bad Boy' is one of the group's most acclaimed work by music critics. Listed it at number thirteen in their 'Greatest K-Pop songs of all-time list,' stating that 'Big Bang’s five very distinct personalities combine here for a single more singular than any of their K-pop peers can lay claim.' Choose it as the only non-English song in their best songs of the year list, calling the track 'soft, elegant, refined.'

'Bad Boy' was also highlighted in 's 'A Year in Review' article, being described as 'relieving as a joint and a Gatorade.' Placed the track at number five in their 'Best K-Pop songs of the Year' list, and claimed that 'Bad Boy' stands out for 'being the epitome of Big Bang’s unique brand of evocative hip-hop' and added 'the song is a creeping earworm that hits all the right notes without much apparent effort and was an early adopter of the tropical elements so common in Korean hip-hop nowadays.' Included the track in their unraked list of ten best Big Bang songs.

Praised the track for being 'so perfect it transcends language.' Commercial performance [ ] 'Bad Boy' debuted and peaked at number two on the, after the group's own ',' and at number one on the Gaon Download Chart, with first week sales of 537,161 downloads.

On its second week, the single remained at its peak position on both charts, selling additional 384,125 downloads. For the month of March, 'Bad Boy' was the fifth best performing song on Gaon. By the end of the year, 'Bad Boy' was the 30rd best selling song of 2012, with over 2.2 million downloads. Music video [ ] The music video for 'Bad Boy' was filmed in a 90s throwback style, using 360-degree rotation-capable ’s cameras.

The shot took place in the neighborhood, down by the Marcy Ave JMZ subway entrance. It reached 100 million views on YouTube on December of 2016, making Big Bang the first Korean boy band to have five music videos that have hit over 100 million viewers. Duncan Cooper from called the video 'compelling and refreshingly unforced', writing that the group is 'on the ground and they're walking the turf, and for four breezy minutes they're absolutely killing it.' Popdust ranked 'Bad Boy' fourteen in their list of 20 Best K-pop videos of 2012, commenting that the video 'proves that sometimes less really is more.'

Credits and personnel [ ] Adapted from. • – performer • – composer, writer • – composer • – writer Commercial performance [ ] Chart (2012) Peak position South Korea () 2 South Korea () 3 United States () 3 Sales [ ] Chart (2012) Peak position South Korea (Gaon Download Chart) 2,367,663 Release history [ ] Region Date Format Label South Korea February 29, 2012 Worldwide Japan March 28, 2012 YG Entertainment, YGEX References [ ]. • ^ Cooper, Duncan (2012-03-05). February 24, 2012. • ^ Ho, Stewart (2012-02-29). Retrieved 2016-05-24. • ^ Tamar Herman.