Classic songs about fights. Recommended popular tracks

Stay 19 foreverHamada Shogo

Shogo Hamada “Still 19” with Satomi Ishihara

Shogo Hamada, who enjoys overwhelming support from men in their 50s and 60s.

The song “19 no Mama sa” is one of the tracks on the album “J.BOY,” released in 1986.

Rather than a song about fighting, it’s a sentimental love song in which the singer remembers a girlfriend they grew apart from because they kept arguing, and ultimately broke up.

As adults, we often find ourselves reminiscing about the love we had when we were young—those immature romances.

It’s a situation anyone can relate to: suddenly recalling her just as she remains in your memory, beautiful and unchanged.

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Deliver Punchkyarī pamyu pamyu

Todoke Punch

Kyary Pamyu Pamyu, who perfectly suits a cute, fantastical world, has chosen a title with quite a punch.

It’s a short track, but it feels like a heartbreak song to me.

For anyone who’s had someone they’ve wanted to punch, I hope this song helps you relax instead.

brotherFankī Katō

[Funky Kato] “Brother” MV short ver.

It’s the theme song for the film Saboi Bo Mask, starring Funky Kato himself.

What’s described in these lyrics often happens between brothers and sisters.

If you have a high-achieving older brother or sister, the complex can be overwhelming.

But the reason you can fight this seriously is precisely because you’re siblings.

At the corner of the crowdTakahashi Yuu

zattounokatasumide

Have you ever found yourself stumbling upon a fight in the street? I imagine quite a few people have.

Starting from such a shocking scene, Takahashi Yu’s song “Zatto no Katasumi de” (In a Corner of the Crowd) is one of the tracks on his 2012 album “Kono Koe.” Many of Takahashi Yu’s songs feel raw and real, don’t they? This one, too, has lyrics that vividly paint the scene and resonate with familiar experiences.

It sings about commonplace emotions, yet it also makes you wish to live peacefully and amicably.

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vulgar; nasty; ruthless; brutal; outrageousKanjani∞

SUPER EIGHT – Forty-Year-Old Boy (from “Super DOME TOUR 20th Festival”)

The rap argument between Kanjani Eight members Okura and Yasuda is really entertaining.

Maybe it’s because they speak in Kansai dialect, but even when they’re arguing honestly, it somehow feels heartwarming to listen to.

They must be close to each other to be able to sing a song like this.

Tom and Jerry theme songUmeki Mari, Fō Koinzu

[Nostalgic Anime] Tom and Jerry Theme Song [Uncut Version]

Originally an old American cartoon, Tom and Jerry is loved by children of every generation.

I think many young people know it too.

The humorous back-and-forth between Tom, the somewhat goofy cat, and Jerry, the clever mouse, is really fun to watch.

This is a cute song about a cat and mouse who quarrel but are still good friends.

Itsukitadasuke of MitsukoNakamura Mitsuko

2013 08 01 syu Mitsuko Nakamura Mitsuko’s Isshin Tasuke (H09 06)

Isshin Tasuke is considered a fictional character, but he’s depicted as a man of strong duty and compassion—quick to pick a fight, yet big-brotherly and popular in the streets of Edo.

A period drama featuring him aired in 1971 with Ryo Tarō Sugi in the lead role.

Mitsuko-bushi’s “Teyandee, berabōmee” perfectly captures the spirit of an Edo native.