AK-69 Popular Songs Ranking [2026]
Even if you’re not familiar with Japanese rap, many of you have at least heard the name.Since starting his career in 2003, he’s been highly active, releasing an impressive nine albums.Here’s a roundup of AK-69’s popular tracks—be sure to check them out even if you’re not a hip-hop head!
AK-69 Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (1–10)
And I Love You SoAK-691rank/position

It’s a beautiful love song that sings straight from the heart, isn’t it? The mellow track and the gentle, conversational flow feel so soothing.
The lyrics carefully portray everyday little joys and the feeling of cherishing your partner, and I’m sure many fans find them deeply moving.
It’s a track included on the album “THE CARTEL FROM STREETS,” released back in September 2009, and it still enjoys enduring popularity.
It later served as an insert song for the Netflix show “Love Joto,” and a re-recorded version was released in December 2025—one of AK-69’s signature works.
Listening to this piece may make you realize anew just how important that special person by your side truly is.
It’s the perfect number for when you want to clearly express your gratitude.
START IT AGAINAK-692rank/position

It’s a classic anthem about the resolve to rise again, even after burning out once.
Framing life as a single race, it carries a fiery message that you can restart even from a state that seems completely broken.
The track is the final number on the album “The Independent King,” released in January 2013.
Although it had no official tie-ins with TV or film, it has long been cherished as a work that boosts the motivation of many athletes, including professional boxers.
This song is perfect for those facing defeat or tough circumstances, as well as those about to embark on a new challenge.
AK-69’s powerful rap and dramatic melodies are sure to stoke the fighting spirit of every listener!
Flying BAK-693rank/position

It’s a track that straightforwardly captures the fighting spirit of rising up from the B-ranks! Released as a single in February 2016, AK-69’s distinctive flow—free of effects like Auto-Tune—rings out powerfully over a low-centered beat.
The song conveys a cry from the soul through its unadorned words, and surely moved many fans.
It drew attention as a tie-in track and was later included on the album DAWN.
Listening to this piece may bring back memories of past events and help you rediscover important feelings you were starting to forget.
It’s a song I especially want people who are ready for a fresh start to hear.
Forever Young feat. UVERworldAK-694rank/position

This is a powerful track created by AK-69, a charismatic figure in the hip-hop scene, teaming up with the hugely popular rock band UVERworld.
The passionate message—“This moment right now is the youngest you’ll ever be for the rest of your life”—ignites the fighting spirit of its listeners.
The song was included on the album DAWN, released in November 2016, and was also chosen as the theme song for the drama ‘Work Isn’t School’ (Kaisha wa Gakkō ja Nee n da yo).
Its power is evident from the fact that many top athletes, including mixed martial artist Kai Asakura and SoftBank Hawks pitcher Shota Takeda, have selected it as their pump-up song for competition.
ONEAK-695rank/position

The entrance song of professional boxer Takuma Inoue, the younger of the Inoue brothers, is AK-69’s “ONE.” He has publicly stated that he’s a fan of AK-69.
I think a favorite artist’s track is indeed perfect for getting pumped up.
You Mine feat. t-AceAK-696rank/position

AK-69 usually comes off as a hardcore rapper, but on this track he sings with the theme of an anthem dedicated to women.
Despite its relaxed tempo and smooth mood, the track’s powerful beat feels great, delivering a mellow, stylish vibe.
The low end is solid, yet there’s a certain sense of weightlessness.
Released in February 2019, it remains consistently popular.
It’s included on the album THE ANTHEM and features rapper t-Ace.
With its soft sonic feel, it’s perfect as BGM for a seaside drive date with your partner.
This song has a vibe that’ll make you smile without even trying—definitely worth a listen!
locker roomAK-697rank/position

AK-69 is popular among athletes.
Kosei Tanaka and Takashi Uchiyama have used his songs as their entrance music.
In particular, for many of Tanaka’s fights, AK-69 even got up in the ring before the match to perform.
According to Tanaka, he resonates with the lyrics about being particular about how you win.
It’s a rousing track!


