Hit and popular songs by E-girls
Let me introduce some songs by E-girls, a group active as the “little sisters” of EXILE.
E-girls is a female entertainment collective composed of the teams Dream, Happiness, and Flower.
As mentioned at the outset, because they’re considered EXILE’s sister group, they aim for true entertainment through singing and dancing, and reportedly do not operate as idols.
Reflecting that philosophy, E-girls has sub-groups, Rabbits and Bunnies, and beneath them is a dance school called EXPG.
From this dance school, members can join Rabbits or Bunnies, and if they build up their skills, they can be promoted to E-girls; promotions and demotions are said to occur regularly.
Behind their high-quality entertainment lies this rigorous, merit-based system of working one’s way up.
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E-girls’ classic and popular songs (71–80)
Do you like it?E-girls
The artist who’s perfect at both singing and dancing would be E-girls.
They’re hugely popular with both boys and girls.
People tend to think they mostly have intense songs, but the ballads sung by Reina Washio are amazing.
Among the ballads, “Do You Like Me?” expresses a girl’s cute feelings.
Dancing PonpokorinE-girls
A modern, pop-style arrangement of the timeless theme song from Chibi Maruko-chan, a national anime that virtually every Japanese person knows.
The original is great, but this version is cooler and cuter—perfect for dancing! Just hearing the intro will get you hyped.
EG-ENERGYE-girls
It’s an energetic dance number.
It’s a song by the popular girls’ dance-vocal group E-girls, released as a digital single in 2018.
The kind of track that makes your body move on its own when you listen to it.
I’m sure many high school girls take fashion cues from them.
The outfits in this music video are cool and cute, too!
Aoyama Clothing Women’s Office Casual Mix-and-Match Workwear “Mix-and-Match Workwear” EditionE-girls
E-girls, who sadly disbanded at the end of 2020.
This Aoyama Tailor commercial, “Workwear You Can Play and Choose,” aired in 2019 and features six members: Karen Fujii, Kaede, Harumi Sato, Anna Suda, Nozomi Bando, and Nonoka Yamaguchi.
Their cool dancing in suits is impressively done, just as you’d expect.
The catchy CM song is “Easy come, Easy go” sung by E-girls.
SunflowerE-girls
It’s a song that evokes everlasting summer.
It makes you feel like you’re at the beach with someone you love on a sweltering summer day.
As expected, E-girls really shine with energetic, peppy tracks.
It must be tough to learn so many dances and songs, and you can really feel how much effort they’ve put in.
Kissing You of ApologyE-girls
It’s the theme song of the film Apology King starring Sadao Abe.
It’s a pop song bursting with brightness—a fun listen and a dance number, too.
The lyrics express a heartfelt “sorry” to a lover.
The choreography might be tricky, but try capturing the key points with some simple hand and body motions.
You’ll be able to sing it even more enjoyably.
Let’s Feel High feat. MIGHTY CROWN & PKCZ®E-girls
This is a rare reggae song by E-girls.
It gained popularity after being featured in the commercial for KOSE’s Fasio Mascara.
The ad also starred E-girls members Kaede and Harumi Sato, which drew a lot of attention.
The energetic vibe of reggae matches perfectly with the visuals of the commercial.
They also collaborated with PKCZ®, a creative unit comprising MIGHTY CROWN, EXILE HIRO, EXILE’s MAKIDAI, m-flo’s VERBAL, and DJ DARUMA (formerly of Dex Pistols), resulting in a club-driven, solid sound.