[Purikura BGM] Instant Glow-Up! A Collection of Hype, Crowd-Favorite Tracks

JoyfulNiziU

【 Lyrics/Japanese Translation/with Furigana 】JOYFUL – NiziU (Nijū/NiziU)

This track, included on NiziU’s debut single “Step and a Step,” was also featured in a commercial song for KOSÉ’s eyelash cosmetics.

Centered on the theme of forward-looking, positive change, it expresses the joy of coloring yourself through makeup and fashion.

Set to a bright, catchy melody, the lyrics—blending English and Japanese—leave a strong impression.

The adorable choreography dubbed the “eyelash dance” also became a hot topic.

It’s perfect for boosting your mood or snapping purikura photos with friends.

AnswerJewel（J☆Dee’Z）

Answer ／ Jewel（J☆Dee’Z）

Jewel, formed as the official dance team for the Japanese kids’ clothing brand SISTER JENNI and the kids’ dance magazine DANCE STYLE KIDS, is releasing a new song—its first since the group’s reorganization.

Chosen as the ending theme for TBS’s nationwide program “Prebat!!” from February to March, the track carries a true-to-life message unique to the group: “The days we spent crying, laughing, worrying, and struggling—all of it connects to who we are now and to the answers in our future,” embodying their spirit of always moving forward.

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I Feel RaveSeiho

Seiho – I Feel Rave (Official Video)

Seiho is a beatmaker from Osaka.

She also runs the indie label Day Tripper Records, a new label launched in 2011, and has been continuously releasing tracks by next-generation beatmakers mainly from the Kansai region.

This track is full of a curious feeling: it has the immediacy to work as a floor anthem, while also carrying a somewhat sensual, intimate mood.

Its comfortable sense of rhythm makes it a perfect fit for purikura!

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All About That BassMeghan Trainor

Meghan Trainor – All About That Bass (Official Video)

This is the song “All About That Bass” by Meghan Trainor, which you hear all over the place even in Japan.

It’s such a fun track! It teaches the importance of having confidence in your body and loving it, no matter its shape.

These days, I think many people have tried dieting at least once.

In Japan especially, there’s a tendency to prefer being thin, but many people push themselves too hard and end up harming their health.

In truth, every body type should be recognized as an individual trait.

With her cute vocals and a comical doo-wop-style track, it’s a super catchy song—be sure to take in the message she put into it, too.

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22Taylor Swift

Taylor Swift – 22

Taylor Swift, the singer-songwriter born in Canada.

Isn’t her fairy-like looks, crystal-clear voice, and strong character something many girls admire? This is her song “22,” released in 2013, which she wrote to celebrate her 22nd birthday.

If you’ve ever done a shoot in Merle, you’ve probably heard it, right? It’s perfect not only for a friend’s birthday party but also for a girls’ night out.

It’s included on Taylor’s album Red, so if you’re interested, be sure to check it out!

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DarlingGirl’s Day

[MV] GIRL’S DAY(걸스데이) _ Darling(달링)

Released in the summer of 2014, this Girl’s Day track was included on the mini-album “Summer Party” and became a major hit, scoring strong results on music shows.

It captures the fluttery excitement of falling in love, making listeners’ hearts skip a beat.

The upbeat shuffle rhythm and brassy sound weave together a freshness and energetic vibe that’s perfect for hot summer days.

If you want to feel that tingling sense of a summer romance, definitely give it a listen.

Boom ClapCharli XCX

Charli XCX – Boom Clap (The Fault In Our Stars Soundtrack) [Official Video]

Charli XCX is a British singer-songwriter and a synesthete who experiences sound as color.

This song also served as the theme for the 2014 American film The Fault in Our Stars.

Based on John Green’s novel of the same name, it’s a coming-of-age romance that portrays the changing feelings between a girl and a boy who meet in a support group for cancer patients.

The title “Boom Clap” signifies a heartbeat, and the lyrics—which connect with the film’s story—convey the importance of truly feeling your heartbeat and give strength to live.

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