Songs popular among junior high school students. Also songs trending on social media.
Middle school students are probably super into the latest J-pop, right?
There are so many songs you won’t want to miss—theme songs from TV dramas and movies, tracks that are blowing up on social media and music shows, and brand-new releases from artists leading the J-pop scene.
And of course, you can’t skip the love songs!
In this article, we’ll introduce popular tracks among middle schoolers, as well as standout songs that went viral on social media and really resonate with them.
If you listen to the songs featured here, you’ll be able to jump into music talk at school tomorrow!
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Popular songs among junior high school students. Songs trending on social media as well (151–160)
YELLOWKamiyama Yagi
A song by Yoh Kamiyama, who debuted as a singer-songwriter after working as a Vocaloid producer.
It’s a track that exudes the poise of a new-generation musician leading Japan’s music scene.
It’s time to graduate from run-of-the-mill pop songs—let this track be your gateway to something new.
A top-notch number brimming with inventive arrangement ideas.
CQCQKamisama, boku wa kizuite shimatta
It was specially written as the theme song for the TBS network serial drama “Anata no Koto wa Sorehodo,” which is based on a manga by Aya Ikuemi, as their major-label debut single.
The vocals are powerful and make a strong impact.
It also seems to be highly regarded by members of the media.
Grim ReaperYonezu Kenshi
You can’t help being drawn in by the snappy melody line.
It’s a song by singer-songwriter Kenshi Yonezu, also known under his Vocaloid producer name Hachi, included as a B-side on his 2021 single “Pale Blue.” It’s a unique piece inspired by the classic rakugo story “Shinigami” (The Grim Reaper).
The track stands strong on its own, of course, but you might love it even more if you listen after learning about the rakugo tale.
It’s an addictive number with a huge number of fan “utatte mita” (cover) videos as well.
veilSuda Keina
This ending song from the anime Fire Force is by singer-songwriter Keina Suda.
He’s a musician who started out as a Vocaloid producer before debuting as a singer-songwriter, and his hallmark is his solid composition skills.
It’s an exhilarating track that pairs a smart arrangement and catchy melodies with a beautiful sound.
If you discovered him through the anime, be sure to check out more of his songs.
Endless SkyHata Motohiro
They wrote many songs for movie theme tracks that became popular, and this song is also the theme song for the film ‘Satoshi: A Move for Tomorrow.’ I hear the director created the music video to align with the movie.
Despite its calm tone, the song is powerful, and it fills you with the energy to live.
Harajuku Iyahoikyarī pamyu pamyu
This is a track released by Kyary Pamyu Pamyu, whose popularity is surging worldwide, featuring the Harajuku style.
It incorporates the EDM sound that has been trending globally in recent years, and with its catchy lyrics, it’s guaranteed to stick in listeners’ ears and play on heavy rotation in their heads.
Songs popular among junior high school students. Also includes tracks trending on social media (161–170)
InfernoMrs. GREEN APPLE
The opening song of the anime Fire Force is by the rock band Mrs.
GREEN APPLE, known for their high-pitched vocals and tricky playing style.
If you’re looking for an undeniably cool track or want to enjoy a fast-paced band sound, this band is a perfect fit.
Even among rock bands, they keep pushing the limits with innovative techniques and arrangements, constantly raising the bar.