B.B. Queens Popular Song Rankings [2026]

Do-Re-Mi-Fa, it’s all rightB.B. Kuīnzu1rank/position

I danced to Do-Re-Mi-Fa Daijoubu☆ 🎵

Also famous as the theme song for “My First Errand”! B.B.

Queens’ “Do-Re-Mi-Fa Daijoubu.” It’s an up-tempo track that really lifts kids’ spirits, isn’t it? As a ring boy or ring girl, all eyes are on you, so it’s natural to get nervous.

But if this catchy song starts playing at that moment, it might give you a little bit of courage!

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The end of a dream is always the alarm clock!B.B. Kuīnzu2rank/position

B.B. Queens The End of Dreams Is Always the Alarm! ~2011 Ver.~

It’s the second opening theme song by B.B.Queens, whose image is strongly tied to a certain anime’s opening.

The lyrics depict a common situation where a nice dream gets rudely cut off by the alarm clock.

It’s a flashy, fun track that really showcases the group’s character.

PicnicB.B. Kuīnzu3rank/position

B.B. Queens Lone Journey Home

Included as the seventh track on the second album “Party,” released in 1999.

Perfect for a winter seaside date.

They debuted in 1990 with the ending theme “Odoru Pompokolin” for the anime Chibi Maruko-chan.

After a long hiatus, they resumed activities in 2011.

The band’s name is said to come from the American blues singer B.B.

King.

Odoru Pompoko RinB.B. Kuīnzu4rank/position

Chibi Maruko-chan First Ending Theme: “Odoru Pompokorin”

This is an installment from the popular Premium Malts commercial series that imagines the characters of Chibi Maruko-chan as adults, aired in December 2025.

Suzu Hirose plays Maruko, Sairi Ito plays Tama-chan, and Joe Odagiri plays Hanawa-kun, and in this spot each of them shares their resolution for the coming year.

Tama-chan says she wants to get better at cooking, while Maruko says she wants to learn how to give compliments.

Hanawa-kun says he wants to improve his penmanship, showing off his own calligraphy—only for Maruko to remark, “Your handwriting has… character,” leaving a wry impression in true Chibi Maruko-chan fashion.

The background music uses Odoru Pompokolin, familiar from the anime, but instead of B.B.

Queens’ original, a jazz-styled, more grown-up arrangement is featured.

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Hane Keisuke

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Do-Re-Mi-Fa, it’s all right!B.B. Kuīnzu5rank/position

Keyboard performance “Do-Re-Mi-Fa Daijoubu” ... Yuri Class (5-year-olds)

“Doremifa Daijobu” by B.B.

Queens, the theme song of Nippon TV’s popular show “My First Errand,” is a tune familiar to both children and adults.

Despite its lively, upbeat tempo, the song is actually built entirely on either the Do-Re-Mi-Fa-So-La-Ti-Do scale or its reverse, Do-Ti-La-So-Fa-Mi-Re-Do.

Starting with a catchy intro, the melody ascends step by step from Do, then descends from the higher Do, keeping things bright and engaging all the way through.

It’s fun to hum along to the cute, child’s-eye-view lyrics while practicing.

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Odoru PonpokorinB.B. Kuīnzu6rank/position

Odoru Pompokolin is the debut single by B.B. Queens.

I think “Odoru Pompokolin” by B.B.

Queens is an easy song to sing even for people who are tone-deaf.

It’s the theme song of Chibi Maruko-chan and most people know it, so the crowd gets excited and you can sing without worrying about being off-key—that’s another reason I like it.

Gingira ParadiseB.B. Kuīnzu7rank/position

Gingira Paradise 1

This B.B.

Queens became a hit after catching on from a kids’ show or an anime.

Their catchy melodies and flashy costumes are more than enough to capture children’s hearts.

And we shouldn’t overlook the fact that the members are all highly skilled musicians as well.