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Aoyama Thelma’s Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Aoyama Thelma’s Popular Songs Ranking [2026]
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Having spent many years living abroad, Thelma Aoyama has an amazing, gospel-honed vocal power and singing voice.

Did you know that before her major debut, she apparently worked as a singing host on a children’s TV show?

Here’s a ranked introduction to some of her most popular songs.

Aoyama Thelma Popular Song Ranking [2026] (1–10)

I’ll be by your side.Aoyama Teruma ft. SoulJa1rank/position

A single by Thelma Aoyama feat.

SoulJa, created as an answer song to hip-hop musician SoulJa’s single “Koko ni Iru yo feat.

Thelma Aoyama.” Released in January 2008, the song beautifully portrays the delicate emotions of a woman in a long-distance relationship—her loneliness from not being able to meet and the urge to run from her anxieties.

The arrangement layers Thelma Aoyama’s soulful vocals with SoulJa’s cool rap, making it a track you’ll want to sing with friends at karaoke.

It’s also known for being certified by Guinness World Records as the best-selling “Chaku-Uta Full” song in Japan at the time.

An emotional number that lets you fully relish Thelma Aoyama’s voice, now also a familiar presence on variety shows.

I really hate it, but thank you.Aoyama Teruma2rank/position

Love is wonderful, but it’s not all sunshine and roses, right? Released as Thelma Aoyama’s fifth single, this song is a love ballad that captures exactly those feelings.

Her powerful vocals leave a lasting impression!

Friends for lifeAoyama Teruma3rank/position

Thelma Aoyama – Lifelong Comrades (from the album “10TH DIARY”) [MV]
Friends for lifeAoyama Teruma

This piece is included on the album “10TH DIARY,” released in September 2017 to mark the 10th anniversary of her debut.

It’s a song in which Thelma Aoyama expresses her gratitude to her friends.

The unadorned lyrics offer a reassuring sense that even if we go down different paths, our hearts remain connected.

It’s the perfect anthem of support—one you’ll want to sing with smiles, arms around your closest friends at karaoke after the graduation ceremony.

To MomAoyama Teruma4rank/position

To Mom – Aoyama Thelma (Sayulee) Day 272
To MomAoyama Teruma

Thelma Aoyama is a female singer-songwriter who’s also hugely active on variety shows.

Despite her quirky personality, she specializes in authentic Black music and has even performed with the one and only Brian McKnight in the past.

Among her songs, the one I especially recommend is “To Mom.” It’s a song that expresses gratitude to her mother, but instead of a formal mother-daughter vibe, it feels more like a casual friendship—catchy yet moving.

Be sure to check it out.

many timesAoyama Teruma5rank/position

As graduation approaches, some of you may find yourselves looking back on past memories more often.

As a companion for those moments, I highly recommend listening to “Nando mo.” It’s performed by singer-songwriter Thelma Aoyama.

The song reflects on past memories, expressing both the wish to do things over again and the resolve to look forward.

It also conveys the regret of not being able to confess one’s feelings, so if you’ve had a similar experience, you’re sure to relate.

CRAZY OUTSIDEMIYACHI & Aoyama Teruma6rank/position

MIYACHI & THELMA AOYAMA – CRAZY OUTSIDE (OFFICIAL VIDEO)
CRAZY OUTSIDEMIYACHI & Aoyama Teruma

The collaborative track CRAZY OUTSIDE by Thelma Aoyama and MIYACHI is a song with a hip-hop flavor.

MIYACHI is a Japanese American rapper based in New York, and his style that blends English and Japanese is seriously cool.

The song is included on his EP GOOD NIGHT TOKYO, released in January 2021, and it was also released as a single in March of the same year.

Its laid-back, programmed rhythm is the kind of sound you often hear in R&B and hip-hop, and it just makes you want to move your body.

Always.Aoyama Teruma7rank/position

It’s a song by Thelma Aoyama.

Thelma Aoyama is sometimes in the spotlight for her mischievous personality, but her songs are popular for their very feminine, relatable lyrics.

It’s a track that says “thank you” to someone who stays by your side—even when you argue or make them feel bad.