AAA’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Go forth, Young Hawks Battalion!AAA50rank/position

Let’s Go, Young Hawk Corps 2007 MV

“Iza Yuke Wakataka Gundan,” the Fukuoka Daiei Hawks’ fight song that’s said to be heard all over Fukuoka, is a powerful track with lyrics chosen from public submissions to cheer on the Hawks.

Over the years, various versions have been recorded: one sung by players themselves, another titled “Iza Yuke Wakataka Gundan 2007” performed by AAA, and in 2019—marking the 30th anniversary of the team’s move to Fukuoka—a deluxe version featuring an all-star lineup of artists from Fukuoka was released.

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utatane

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Light of TomorrowAAA51rank/position

AAA / “Ashita no Hikari” Trailer Movie

It was provided as the theme song for the anime World Trigger.

The song carries a strong message: even if the world were to end, live in a way that leaves no regrets.

It has gained high popularity, especially among young people who are striving to pursue their dreams.

The Power of EncountersAAA52rank/position

The Power of Encounters

“Deai no Chikara” is a song that celebrates the joy of meeting someone more precious than anyone else.

It was released by the music group AAA in 2006, with vocals by Takahiro Nishijima and Misako Uno.

The alternating, conversational singing parts are striking, evoking the image of a loving couple.

The lyrics depict a romance where two people gradually grow closer, conjuring heartwarming scenes.

Paired with a glamorous melody that hints at the beginning of a new love, this duet features rich, resonant vocals.

Give this pop song a listen and let it paint a picture of an exciting, heart-fluttering love story.

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mutō

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A world without tearsAAA53rank/position

AAA / “A World Without Tears” Music Video (short ver.)

AAA’s 2016 single “A World Without Tears,” which was featured in the “Kingdom of Light” commercial.

Its quintessentially avex-style melody and lyrics are striking, and it’s a ballad that seeps into the chill like a cold miracle.

It starts off cool and bittersweet, then gradually grows warmer.

The steady, flowing delivery and the expansive chorus seem to overlap with fragments of emotion.

The members’ vocal work is outstanding—of course including the pre-final-chorus harmony by Misako Uno and Chiaki Ito.

Since their hiatus, the lyrics hit even harder, and I can’t help but feel that the seven-member AAA itself was a kind of “world without tears.”

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KEI

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Believe Own WayAAA54rank/position

Believe own way

Included in AAA’s fifth album “HEARTFUL,” released on February 17, 2010.

The album achieved its highest ranking of number 3 on the Oricon Weekly Chart in its debut week.

It’s a stylish track notable for the members’ intense and passionate vocals.

Everyone is a starAAA55rank/position

It’s a song from the American musical film “High School Musical.” AAA did a cover of it.

They all sing together and take turns, and listening to it makes you feel as if you’re surrounded by a lot of people.

It feels encouraging, so I think it’s a good song to listen to when you’re feeling down.

BAD LOVEAAA56rank/position

AAA / 「BAD LOVE」Music Video

AAA’s sexy direction.

As the theme song for AbemaTV’s “Stealing Love, Summer,” it portrays adult romance while preserving the drama’s thrilling atmosphere.

It’s perfect how it matches the members’ charm, whose sex appeal only grows with age.

The duality everyone has is also a defining trait.

“BAD LOVE,” like “MAGIC,” seems to hold the potential to transform even more when performed live!

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KEI

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