Hit and popular songs by AAA (Triple A)

Loop of SmilesAAA

AAA / “Smile Loop” Music Video (short ver.)

AAA is a hugely popular mixed-gender group.

This song carries a positive message about turning all kinds of things that happen in life into smiles.

If it’s used as a walk-up song, the whole venue is sure to get fired up with clapping.

In fact, in professional baseball, Orix’s Nishino and Lotte’s Kato use it.

If you’re an AAA fan who also likes Lotte or Orix, you’re in luck.

Ezaki Glico Seventeen IceAAA

17 Ice dance scene AAA member

This is the commercial song for Ezaki Glico’s “Seventeen Ice.” It’s a special collaboration track by the three dance-vocal groups TRF, AAA, and Da-iCE.

The refreshing, danceable sound is pleasant to listen to.

BAD LOVEAAA

AAA / 「BAD LOVE」Music Video

AAA’s sexy direction.

As the theme song for AbemaTV’s “Stealing Love, Summer,” it portrays adult romance while preserving the drama’s thrilling atmosphere.

It’s perfect how it matches the members’ charm, whose sex appeal only grows with age.

The duality everyone has is also a defining trait.

“BAD LOVE,” like “MAGIC,” seems to hold the potential to transform even more when performed live!

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Go forth, Young Hawks Battalion!AAA

Let’s Go, Young Hawk Corps 2007 MV

“Iza Yuke Wakataka Gundan,” the Fukuoka Daiei Hawks’ fight song that’s said to be heard all over Fukuoka, is a powerful track with lyrics chosen from public submissions to cheer on the Hawks.

Over the years, various versions have been recorded: one sung by players themselves, another titled “Iza Yuke Wakataka Gundan 2007” performed by AAA, and in 2019—marking the 30th anniversary of the team’s move to Fukuoka—a deluxe version featuring an all-star lineup of artists from Fukuoka was released.

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utatane

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The Power of Encounters IIIAAA

The Power of Encounters III / AAA (Cover by ICHIRO)

It’s a song by AAA where each member’s unique personality and color shine through, and it has many dedicated fans.

It’s actually one of AAA’s grand love songs that reminds you of the power of encounters and truly moves you.

Summer RevolutionAAA

AAA (Triple A) / Summer Revolution

AAA’s “Summer Revolution” instantly boosts your mood with dazzling, sparkling sounds right from the start.

Released in 2009 as part of a triple A-side single alongside “Break Down” and “Break your name,” the song was chosen as the theme for the 2009 “High School Baseball East/West Tokyo Tournament” broadcast on TOKYO MX.

It’s performed solely by AAA’s female members.

True to its title, which evokes a revolution of summer, this track inspires you to create a cool, game-changing performance worthy of sparking a revolution.

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Bright FutureAAA

AAA “Shining Future I See the Light”

AAA’s cover of the popular movie theme song “I See the Light.” It’s a moving track that depicts the moment when the heroine, who has been confined in a tower for many years, first feels freedom and love.

On a magical night under the starry sky with lanterns floating above, she senses that the future is shining—it’s a song that paints a world full of hope.

The track is included on the album “Disney Japanese Artist Best,” released in September 2013.

The performance makes full use of AAA’s distinctive vocal styles and is a must-listen.

It’s the perfect song for anyone who wants the courage to keep chasing their dreams.