Summary of Maximum the Hormone’s Greatest and Most Popular Songs [A Must-See for the Hungry!]

Unbelievable! ~Suomintsu Hokereiro Mifueho~Makishimamu Za Horumon

Unbelievable ~Suomintsu Hokeleiro Mifueho~ – Maximum the Hormone

This supposedly nonsensical (lol) title was inspired by the password system of the retro game “Konami Wai Wai World.” For those who played it in real time back in the day, it’s a real tearjerker; apparently, some staff members were so overwhelmed by nostalgia when they heard this track that they burst into tears.

Abara BobMakishimamu Za Horumon

Maximum The Hormone – Abarabobu

A track with a strong hardcore vibe even on their first album.

Apparently, at live shows they kick it off with the catchphrase, “Naked and scrawny, people call me Rib-Bob.” The chorus lyrics and melody are super catchy—you can’t help but want to sing along!

falling jimmyMakishimamu Za Horumon

MAXIMUM THE HORMONE – falling jimmy

The song is titled “folling jimmy,” but when you sing it, it sounds like “Chiemi Hori.” In fact, that’s actually how they sing it (lol).

If you look at the lyrics, some parts are censored.

When her illness was announced, HORMONE performed this song and sent it as a message on social media, which also became a hot topic.

It’s a playful track that’s very much in HORMONE’s style.

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Melody of MassacreMakishimamu Za Horumon

Maximum the Hormone - Everyone-Killing Melody [Bass Cover]

This song, “Minagoroshi no Melody” included on Maximum the Hormone’s sixth single “Zawa… Zawa… Za… Zawa…… Zawa,” released in 2005, is a cover of THE BLUE HEARTS.

Although it’s a cover, it has been thoroughly infused with the Hormone style, and people unfamiliar with the original might easily assume it’s their own song.

Maximum the Ryo-kun has openly stated that this is his favorite song by THE BLUE HEARTS.

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TATARI-kun — The Cursed BoyMakishimamu Za Horumon

Maximum The Hormone – Mr. TATARI

Short but packed with energy—that’s Maximum the Hormone’s “Tatarikun ~TATARI-kun~.” Featured on the album Kusoban, released January 21, 2004, it overwhelms listeners in just over 30 seconds.

Despite its brevity, the song carries the band’s hallmark, hard-hitting message.

It’s perfect to tackle at karaoke, and even those who are shy about singing in front of others will be able to get the crowd hyped right away.

Don’t underestimate it just because it’s short—you’ll definitely be blown away by its power.

Give it a try when you want to make a big impact in a short amount of time.

Healthy BobMakishimamu Za Horumon

Maximum the Hormone “Healthy Bob” guitar cover

The second title with “Bob” in the name—known among Hara-Peko fans as part of the “Bob Series”—is Healthy Bob, the sequel to the previous Abara Bob.

It’s included on the 2004 album Crap Record.

Though the track charges forward with an aggressive feel, it’s actually a song about dieting.

The lyrics come off like someone who’s health-conscious and restricting their meals.

Listening to it might make you think you should go on a diet, too!

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Violence – BOURIKI –Makishimamu Za Horumon

[Maximum the Hormone] Violence -BOURIKI- [Tried playing guitar/cover]

When you look back on the past year, it’s not all good memories, right? This is recommended for those who’ve faced tough times or intolerable unfairness.

Singing this song might blow away those memories and leave you feeling refreshed.

Let’s let it all out and get rid of the bad memories before the year ends!