Popular Band Songs Ranking [2026]

Even if I forget somedayback number76rank/position

Even if I forget someday

A cityscape changing with the passage of time, and the unforgettable feelings that remain in the heart.

It’s back number’s song that gently embraces such bittersweet emotions.

Included on their first album “Ato no Matsuri,” released in June 2010, this track is distinguished by Iyori Shimizu’s delicate lyrics and a melody that sinks deep into the soul.

Memories with someone important may one day fade away.

Even so, it conveys the desire to cherish each and every moment.

For those whose heartbreak has yet to heal, this is a song that quietly stays by your side.

Why not surrender yourself to it while holding close the feelings you keep in your heart?

Original song77rank/position

If You’re Happy and You Know It (with actions)

This commercial lightly conveys that with AGF instant coffee, you can easily enjoy a delicious cup.

It features Nana Eikura savoring coffee at home, and her smile and relaxed expressions vividly express how good it tastes.

Enhancing the fun atmosphere of the footage is a parody of “If You’re Happy and You Know It.” The lyrics convey the convenience of instant coffee, and combined with the original song’s brisk tempo, they create a sense of excitement.

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Until the day I can no longer rememberback number78rank/position

back number – Until the Day It Becomes Unrememberable (full)

A poignant ballad by back number that quietly sings of lingering feelings and a sense of loss for a former lover.

Released in October 2011 as their third single, the song is also included on the album “Superstar,” which came out the same month.

The lyrics portray the emptiness of days that keep going even after losing the most important person in the world, and the deep bond in which the two formed halves of each other.

Fear of memories of the other fading intertwines with the resignation that they will eventually be forgotten, and the realization that the time spent with the person was part of oneself wells up with aching tenderness.

A song that offers comfort to anyone who has lost someone dear.

Heroineback number79rank/position

back number – Heroine (full)

This commercial conveys the refreshing taste of Tanrei Green Label through a unique worldview: a jukebox in nature.

Mikako Tabe discovers the jukebox and presses the “Snow” button, and the gentle singing voice of back number’s Iyori Shimizu can be heard.

Within the tranquil natural setting, the depiction of light emerging also evokes a relaxed atmosphere.

The song being performed in that gentle ambiance is back number’s “Heroine.” The original track is a ballad that unfolds with a calm band sound, and the soaring vocals layered over it convey a positive mood.

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RADWIMPS – Futari-goto [Official Music Video]

This is the song used in Universal Music’s “#Let’s Listen to Playlists” campaign commercial, which invites listeners to experience Heisei-era love songs.

The opening sound, which lightly marks out the beat, is striking and evokes the feeling of emotions steadily building up inside.

From there, it unfolds into a sound that gradually expands, expressing the way affection grows larger.

The lyricism, packed with words, is also memorable, giving the impression of a resolve to somehow convey one’s feelings of love.

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