Summary of Maximum the Hormone’s Greatest and Most Popular Songs [A Must-See for the Hungry!]
Maximum the Hormone is a rock band that has been active since 1998.
Heavy, loud guitar riffs, blistering two-beat tempos, ferocious slap bass, a thick death growl, and razor-sharp high-pitched shouts…
Their songs are packed with so many highlights that you could go on forever listing them—that’s a big part of their appeal.
On top of that, not only the lyrics but also the packaging and release formats are infused with a unique, playful attention to detail, making them a band you never get tired of following.
In this article, we’ll introduce a slew of their popular tracks all at once!
It’s a must-hear collection for all you hungry fans, so take this opportunity to really sink your teeth into their music.
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Summary of Maximum the Hormone’s Best and Most Popular Songs [A Must-See for the Famished!] (21–30)
Beauty Kill-seumMakishimamu Za Horumon
This is a quintessential, straight-up loud rock ultra-heavy track.
It’s a song metal fans won’t be able to resist.
That said, it’s not just loud rock all the way through—the hip-hop-style section in the middle reminds you that Hormone never plays it straight, and as a fan I’m constantly captivated.
Rockinpo KillerMakishimamu Za Horumon
An ultra-aggressive track that unabashedly shouts the reasons why Maximum the Hormone does rock.
The song is fast and razor-edged in its finish.
The bass part is insanely difficult, making it something of a rite of passage among bassists—or so they say.
Sweet American Crap of LoveMakishimamu Za Horumon
Although it has some shout parts, the song basically progresses while keeping a bittersweet melody.
Not limited to this track, apparently whenever Maximum the Ryo-kun uses a title that starts with “Koi no~” (“Love’s ~”), it means he’s extremely confident in the quality of the melody.
Shit Breakin’, Brain Breakin’, LilyMakishimamu Za Horumon
This is “Kuso Breakin Noh Breakin Lily,” included on Maximum the Hormone’s sixth album, “Buiikikaesu,” released in 2007.
The title is, as always, characteristically Hormone and tough to interpret, but if you really read the lyrics, it turns out to be quite a tearjerker—a song that gently resonates with the heart.
It’s also one of the more singable tracks among Hormone’s songs.
Bikini Sports PonchinMakishimamu Za Horumon
Bikini Sports Ponchin,” with its dark melody and playful word choices that are so characteristic of Maximum the Hormone, is a blast.
It’s included on their 2007 album “Buiikikaesu.” Among Hormone’s songs, it’s a danceable, almost dance-music-like track, but the lyrics are, well, a bit risqué—definitely on the adult side (lol).
Extortion ~Kyokatsu~Makishimamu Za Horumon
As the title, which plays on the phrase “Win Today!”, suggests, this is a song of resolve to raise the banner of counterattack amid days of continual defeat.
It features relentlessly aggressive and forward-looking lyrics that could truly serve as an anthem for life.
If there’s one song where you can’t say “the lyrics make no sense!”, it’s this one.
Toilet-sandal danceMakishimamu Za Horumon
Many of you might recognize it from the gum commercial that opened with footage of monkeys headbanging.
It’s Maximum the Hormone’s “Benjo Sandal Dance.” It’s an incredibly catchy track that makes your body—no, your head—start banging on its own.
It was also used as a support theme song for the movie Kick-Ass 2.
It’s a song dedicated to the toilet sandals that Maximum the Ryo-kun loves.