AK-69 Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

CUT SOLO feat. HI-DAK-6915rank/position

Cut Soul

This is a track by AK-69, a hip-hop MC from Aichi Prefecture.

It’s included on the 2011 album THE RED MAGIC.

Despite the solid low end, there’s a certain floating feel to it.

HI-D, an R&B singer from Tokyo, is featured.

As the lyrics suggest, it might be perfect as background music for a party.

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Do it feat. CandeeAK-6916rank/position

AK-69 – Do it feat. Candee (Prod. by ZOT on the WAVE, Homunculu$) [Official Video]

This track, with its memorable “Let’s do it” call, features a badass collaboration between AK-69 and Candee.

Riding a beat full of Miami vibes, it paints a picture of going all out and having a blast at a party.

Released in June 2024, it’s tied in with AK-69’s nationwide tour, “Enlightenment.” It’s got that irresistible groove that gets you moving before you know it—a perfect song for parties with friends or whenever you want to boost your mood.

Go all in and enjoy it to the fullest!

Divine Wind -KAMIKAZE-AK-6917rank/position

AK-69 – Divine Wind -KAMIKAZE- [Official Video] Re-release

A track that fires up your fighting spirit with powerful rap and stadium-sized scale! Released digitally in February 2019, this anthem was dropped by AK-69 as a lead single from the album THE ANTHEM.

It aired as the theme song for AbemaTV’s “Grand Sumo LIVE” and was also chosen that same year as the “TOKYO Rugby Support Song.” The lyrics portray an extreme resolve—cutting off any retreat and taking a step forward while facing fear—which sets your heart ablaze.

The heavy beat and forceful flow are sure to give you a push at the decisive moment.

It’s the perfect battle song for those who want to get pumped before an important match or when it really counts!

LowridingAK-6918rank/position

AK69 LOWRIDING

This is a catchy club banger by AK-69, a rapper who enjoys immense popularity in the Kanto scene.

It’s a fan-favorite track from a hardcore West Coast-style hip-hop artist that hits perfectly with people in their 30s, and it’s irresistible for the generation of former dancers and those who spent time partying at clubs.

Racin’ feat. ChanminaAK-6919rank/position

AK-69 “Racin’ feat. Chanmina” (Official Video)

This track is irresistible for its blazing back-and-forth of fiery rhymes, like a dead heat between front-runners who refuse to slow down.

The thrilling flow over a heavy beat conveys a fierce resolve and a personal philosophy of life.

Featured on the album “The Race,” released in June 2021, it marks the first collaboration between AK-69 and Chanmina.

The music video even features classic racing cars, letting you immerse yourself in the world of the song alongside the visuals.

It’s a recommended track for those who want to keep sprinting through life’s race or fire themselves up.

You’re guaranteed to get hyped by its vibe that naturally gets you pumped—be sure to check it out.

Speedin’ feat. MC TYSON, SWAY, R-ShiteiAK-6920rank/position

AK-69 – “Speedin’ feat. MC TYSON, SWAY, R-Shitei” (Official Video)

AK-69, widely supported by many athletes, uses real words grounded in his own experiences that inspire those living in the world of competition.

“Speedin’ feat.

MC TYSON, SWAY, R-Shitei” is a track included on the album “LIVE : live,” released in August 2020, and it was chosen as the theme song for AbemaTV’s sumo program.

With a “car” motif, it features a thrilling relay of verses from a star-studded lineup—MC TYSON, SWAY, and R-Shitei from Creepy Nuts.

The lyrics depict a resolve like stepping on the accelerator with one’s life on the line, radiating an intensity that mirrors the fighting spirit of sumo wrestlers heading into the ring, their battlefield.

Listen to it before a do-or-die moment, and you’ll feel the power surge through you.

Still in my heartAK-6921rank/position

Still in My Heart/Kalassy Nikoff

A gem of a song filled with thoughts and gratitude for the deceased.

Included on AK-69’s album “Road to The Independent King,” released in December 2013, this track is a moving piece that conveys his feelings for his late grandfather.

Powerful expressions capture memories with his grandfather, gratitude toward him, and a resolve for the future.

With AK-69’s characteristic words and imagery—days spent at his grandfather’s house, memories of the vinegared rice he made, and a tattoo engraved as a sign of respect—the song conveys heartfelt thanks.

It’s recommended for those carrying the sorrow of losing someone important or for listeners who want to say “thank you” to a late grandparent.