Most Ordinary Existence (Korean: 가장 보통의 존재; RR: Gajang Botongeui Jonjae) is the fifth studio album by South Korean indie rock band Onnine Ibalgwan.

[4] The album has been recorded since early 2005, and Lee Seokwon said the reason why it came out in 2008 as "We had to keep doing it until we got the results we wanted, so the work had to be long.

"[5] The album has undergone numerous rework, and its release date has been postponed five times.

[6] In an interview with Cine21, Lee Seokwon had an interview comparing their fourth album Believe in the Moment and this album, he described as "In Believe in the Moment, the lyrics were written conventionally and popular on purpose, but in this album, there was a goal to write lyrics that were very characteristic, personal, and clear in narrative at the opposite point.

[5] Yoon Jihoon of IZM reviewed "Most Ordinary Existence is a small "incident" because it is a feat that has overcome the inherent limitations of an indie band that released a new song in four years amid the recession in the record industry, and moreover, a concept album unfamiliar to Korea.