Ranking of 175R’s Popular Songs [2026]
Here’s an introduction to 175R, a punk band that colored many youths’ lives.
This time, we’ve selected some of their most popular songs.
We’ve listed them in a ranking based on the number of plays.
You might discover some surprising results.
Whether you’re a long-time fan or brand new to the band, we hope you find this helpful.
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175R Popular Song Ranking [2026] (11–20)
spring breeze175R11rank/position
It is included on their fourth overall original album, “7-SEVEN-.” The MV is also notable for its relatively long, story-like structure.
It’s a track that seems to express warm, gentle feelings, progressing with a calm and relaxed atmosphere.
Freedom175R12rank/position
175R’s indie debut single “From North Nine States” was their first nationwide release, putting the Kitakyushu-born band on the map across Japan.
It even hit No.
1 on the Oricon Indie Chart for three consecutive weeks! The lead track “Freedom,” included on this classic record, is a quintessential melodic hardcore song with all-English lyrics.
It’s a work that could be called the roots of their image as a youth-punk band.
Many people likely got hooked on 175R starting with this release.
A must-listen for kids who love ’90s melodic hardcore!
GLORY DAYS175R13rank/position
“GLORY DAYS,” released in 2004 as their fourth major-label single, is a track that fuses ska and melodic hardcore, racing forward with a refreshing sense of speed from the very beginning.
Depicting the road to seizing glory, the song was reportedly created after being deeply moved by actress Rei Yoshii’s experience battling leukemia.
Keeping that in mind as you listen to the lyrics makes them hit even harder.
It’s a work I’d like people to hear when they’ve stumbled and feel on the verge of giving up.
I’m Happy175R14rank/position
This is one of the tracks included on the album Go!upstart! released during their indie days.
Placed at the end of the album, it’s a happy song just like its title, featuring all the members singing together over an acoustic guitar that evokes the feeling of closing out a story.
PICASSO175R15rank/position
It’s included on their third original album, “MELODY.” The melody conveys a fast-paced, forward-looking feeling, but if you read the lyrics closely, you’ll find words that suggest emotions like conflict and struggle, making it a song that feels a bit unstable.
YOUR SONG175R16rank/position
“YOUR SONG,” included on the indie-era 2002 album “Go!upstart!”—which debuted at No.
6 on the Oricon charts—is a straightforward melodic hardcore track that captures the rush of youth.
The moment it flips from the tempo-slowing intro into a blistering high-speed beat, your energy shoots through the roof—fists-in-the-air stuff.
The earnest, slightly raw chorus hits you right in the gut, too.
The rough edges make it all the more direct and piercing.
Soak in the nostalgia and that youthful, energetic blast all at once!
from now on175R17rank/position
A digital single written with renewed determination when they resumed activities in 2016.
Also included on their 7th album, “GET UP YOUTH!,” this track lets you enjoy 175R’s music, which grew even more robust after their hiatus.
The song’s blend of driving, exhilarating beats and straightforward vocals radiates a power that encourages and pushes forward anyone chasing their dreams.
It’s a rock tune worthy of the band’s new start, conveying their purpose and resolve.
Thank You for the Music175R18rank/position
It is included on the 4th album, Bremen.
The fact that it was also used as the title of the best-of album released afterward suggests that it is an important song for the band.
True to its title, it is a song that expresses gratitude for music—music has always been at the center of the self, and it is thanks to music that they were able to meet their companions.
Melody175R19rank/position
The eighth single, which was featured as the commercial song for Nintendo’s game software Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan.
From the striking intro with its refreshing guitar riff to the catchy melody, it’s a comfortable rock number that showcases 175R’s signature style in full.
The rap that comes in before the interlude drives the song’s development and heightens the dazzling guitar solo.
With a straightforward yet slightly wistful melody that stirs the heart, it’s a track that makes anyone reminisce about their youth.
first star175R20rank/position
It’s one of the tracks included on their first mini-album, “You’re Freakin’ Awesome!” It features a driving sound that evokes classic youth punk and lyrics with an uplifting message.
It’s the kind of song that fills you with the courage to move forward as you listen.