CreepHyp’s greatest and most popular songs

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CreepHyp – “Ero” (MUSIC VIDEO)

It’s the fifth single, released on July 23, 2014.

The rhythm of the guitar, panned in the intro, is really addictive.

Thanks to the refreshingly straightforward title, the lyrics—wrapped in a layer of subtlety—end up sounding unmistakably like that kind of thing.

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This is the B-side track to the second single, “Shakai no Mado” (“Society’s Window”).

It’s a song that satirizes shallow relationships and words.

If you listen while focusing on what’s inside the relatively mildly drawn lyrics, you’ll find discoveries that make it interesting.

It’s a song with a sound that’s very CreepHyp-like.

This is a straightforward cover by a cool male vocalist.

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CreepHyp – “Tada” MUSIC VIDEO (from the 2017.2.22 release, the collection ‘I’ll be there soon, so please wait’)

I think the word “tada” (just/simply) is simple, yet difficult to express.

In song lyrics you see phrases like “tada soba ni ite” (just stay by my side) or “tada suki nanda” (I just love you), and simply having the word ‘tada’ in there somehow makes the expression feel special.

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CreepHyp - “Adam’s Apple” (MUSIC VIDEO)

A single packed with a unique worldview.

The protagonist’s struggle with feelings that can’t be put into words is expressed through Sekai Kan Ozaki’s high-pitched vocals and lyrical lyrics.

The line “muttering like a Buddhist chant, saying something, but I can’t hear it” is striking, conveying the bittersweet ache of being unable to share one’s true feelings buried deep inside.

Released in April 2024, it was used as the theme song for the TBS drama ‘Messou mo Nai’ (Not a Chance).

The contrast between the catchy rock sound and the literary lyrics is captivating.

It’s great for closing your eyes and soaking it in, or for swaying your body and enjoying the groove.

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CreepHyp – “Ito” MUSIC VIDEO (Theme song for the film “Teiichi: Battle of Supreme High”)

This song was used as the theme song for the 2017 film Teiichi: Battle of Supreme High.

As you can see from the music video, I think this “ito” evokes the strings of a marionette.

It also gives the sense of wanting to turn those controlling strings into threads of fate, which feels like a very CreepHyp way of using words.

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Same setup as the social window—karaoke.

Are there any other artists with a song title like this? They even riff on their own song, and the lyrics sarcastically go, “It’s kind of similar, kind of similar, kind of similar to the last song.” Maybe that’s exactly the charm of CreepHyp.

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CreepHyp “Yawn”

This track features dazzling guitar work on a blues scale reminiscent of old-school American rock, and it builds into a soaring, quintessential CreepHyp sound in the chorus.

It’s a song they always play live—the kind that makes you want to throw your hands in the air.