Big Bang continues to show their K-pop dominance with their latest EP, E, soaring to the top of music charts around the world within only a matter of hours after being released.

On Aug. 5, Big Bang released the final installment for their Made series of EP releases with two singles, "Let's Not Fall in Love" and "Zutter," and now are dominating on various online music charts.

As of 6 a.m. KST on Aug. 5, their ballad single titled "Let's Not Fall in Love" is ranked number one on Korean music charts Olleh Music, Genie, Naver Music, Soribada, Mnet, and Bugs Music. "Let's Not Fall in Love" was written and composed by Big Bang's G-Dragon and YG Entertainment writer-producer Teddy. The message of the song is about a man and a woman who do not want to fall in love with each other.

Big Bang's rap project group GD & T.O.P. ditched the other three members to take on the EP's second single titled "Zutter." The song may be slightly behind "Let's Not Fall In Love" on some charts, but has taken the top spot on both Melon and Monkey3. "Zutter" was also composed by YG hitmaker Teddy.

Big Bang is not only topping on online music charts domestically, they are ranking internationally also. YG Entertainment's popular male group is hitting the number one spots on iTunes in 16 different countries, which includes Mexico, Singapore, Peru, Cambodia, and Chile. In the United States, Big Bang currently ranks number three on the chart.

Furthermore, the music videos for both songs surpassed 1 million views on YouTube within seven hours.

Big Bang are currently out on their MADE 2015-16 World Tour, and will be in China for the month of August, making seven stops including Shenzhen on Aug. 7. The group will kick off their U.S. leg of the tour this October.