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ATSUSHI’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]
ATSUSHI, the frontman who has captivated many fans for years as the main vocalist of EXILE.
His sweet, warm timbre especially appeals to a relatively younger female audience.
This time, we’re focusing on his songs.
We’ve listed his most popular tracks—those with the highest play counts on YouTube—in a ranked format.
If you’re a fan, or even if this is your first time, please take a look if you’re interested.
ATSUSHI’s Popular Song Rankings [2026] (1–10)
PhotographATSUSHI×Tōkyō Sukaparadaisu Ōkesutora1rank/position
Singer EXILE ATSUSHI, who captivates fans with his cool looks and sweet vocals, has released a collaborative single, “Photograph,” with the horn section of Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra.
The track was selected as the theme song for the digest documentary program “Netto Koshien.” Its message—that the very act of continuing to take on challenges becomes a cherished memory, regardless of the outcome—will likely resonate with anyone who devoted themselves to something in their youth.
This emotional number features a pleasing contrast between strings and the horn section.
Cherry blossom seasonATSUSHI2rank/position
Set in the season when cherry blossoms dance, this song beautifully captures the mix of hope and anxiety that accompanies a new beginning.
Written by EXILE ATSUSHI as he reflects on his own junior high school days, the lyrics resonate with students facing graduation.
Broadcast on “Minna no Uta” starting in August 2014, the piece moved many viewers with its gentle melody woven by piano and strings, layered with ATSUSHI’s emotionally rich vocals that strike deep in the listener’s heart.
As a song that accompanies life’s milestones—such as graduation and school entrance ceremonies—it is sure to remain beloved by many for years to come.
MELROSE ~A Promise Not to Love~ATSUSHI3rank/position
Songs about unrequited love and aching feelings are often written from a woman’s perspective, so there must be people who want to hear them from a man’s point of view.
This song, “MELROSE ~Aisanai Yakusoku~,” is a single released in 2012 by EXILE’s ATSUSHI that expresses a man’s feelings—unfulfilled wishes and emotions.
Even though their feelings reach each other, they can’t put them into words; it’s filled with that frustrating, helpless emotion.
It will surely resonate with men who are going through a similar kind of love.
Harmony at Summer’s EndATSUSHI4rank/position
It’s a cover of the song that also became a hot topic as a duet by Yosui Inoue and Koji Tamaki, sung by EXILE ATSUSHI.
His beautiful vocals suit it perfectly, and it conjures up a different kind of summer scenery.
When you want to savor the end of summer, be sure to listen to it by the sea.
And still, we go on living.ATSUSHI/Nobuyuki Tsujii5rank/position
Released in 2013, “Soredemo, Ikite Yuku” (“Still, I Will Live On”).
The lyrics were written and sung by EXILE’s ATSUSHI, while the world-renowned pianist Nobuyuki Tsujii composed the music and performed the piano.
In life, I think everyone inevitably faces painful and difficult times.
But it’s precisely then that we should pause and reflect on the preciousness of life.
This song teaches us the strength to keep living no matter what happens.
It affirms the value of life and gently stands by us in our moments of hardship.
Just The Way You AreATSUSHI（EXILE ）6rank/position
This song is the world’s first cover of Bruno Mars’s iconic ballad.
While expressing his respect for Bruno Mars as one of the most musically gifted and talented artists in the world, ATSUSHI thought that if this masterpiece could be sung in Japanese, its warm message might reach even more hearts in Japan.
He therefore wrote new Japanese lyrics and recorded a cover.
Preserving the atmosphere of the original, the song showcases ATSUSHI’s gentle, resonant vocals.
STAND BY MEATSUSHI7rank/position
ATSUSHI from EXILE has a new band.
The song starts with the sound of waves and a gentle melody, and Atsushi’s soft voice is soothing and healing.
EXILE is currently on hiatus, and ATSUSHI is studying abroad in the U.S.
In the midst of that, this new band makes its debut.
When I heard the name, I didn’t know who it was, but when I watched the music video, I was surprised.
While EXILE has a lot of dance music, Stand by me felt fresh.
I hope they keep singing songs like this.