BIGMAMA's Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

#DIV/0!BIGMAMA8rank/position

BIGMAMA “# DIV/0!” MV @BIGMAMA_jp

It’s a rock number with strikingly dark lyrics.

For this song, I especially want you to pay attention to the lyrics and the music video’s expression.

In the chorus, the numbers count down from 9 to 1, and from 4 onward, one member disappears from the screen with each count.

The fragile singing voice of the last remaining member, vocalist Kanai, pierces deeply into the heart.

The truth about BLINKSTONEBIGMAMA9rank/position

BIGMAMA “BLINKSTONE no shinjitsu wo” Music Video

A track included on the seventh album, “Fabula Fibula.” The lyrics draw you in with their suggestive meaning—are they singing about the allure of romance, or perhaps an entirely different world? The dramatic sound is addictive after just one listen.

CPXBIGMAMA10rank/position

BIGMAMA “BIGMAMA in BUDOKAN” DVD&Blu-ray Trailer

If there’s a song that represents early BIGMAMA, it’s this one! Featured on their first full album, “Love and Leave,” it’s a track with a strong rock flavor.

With lyrics delivered in rapid-fire English and a thick, powerful sound, you can feel BIGMAMA’s bold, forceful side!

CRYSTAL CLEARBIGMAMA11rank/position

BIGMAMA “CRYSTAL CLEAR” (Short Film)

A track included on the 16th single, “DOPELAND.” Its clear, translucent sound is soothing, and the worldview even carries an air of unreality.

A piece with a beautifully resonant piano tone.

The multiple layers of vocals create a sense of elation, sure to refresh and lighten a weary heart.

Cinderella ~ The Calculating CinderellaBIGMAMA12rank/position

BIGMAMA “Cinderella ~ Calculating Cinderella” MV @BIGMAMA_jp

The violin that comes in midway through the intro really stands out, and it matches perfectly with the song’s overall gentle feel and tender lyrics.

Even at a relatively slow tempo, you can sense each member’s individuality shining through.

The guitar solo is an homage to a very famous song, so be sure to listen for it!

I Don’t Need a Time MachineBIGMAMA13rank/position

I Don’t Need a Time Machine

A rock number where a violin melody echoes with aching poignancy.

Starting with the sound of an alarm clock—a scene from everyday life—the song proclaims a resolve to live not in the past or the future, but in this very moment.

The line about choosing today again, if time could be rewound, conveys a strength that faces regret and doubt while looking forward.

Included on the album “and yet, it moves: How to Turn the Earth Correctly,” released in November 2009.

It’s a track that stays by your side when you’re torn between daily choices.

In Jeffrey Campbell’s skate shoesBIGMAMA14rank/position

I tried playing in Jeffrey Campbell skate shoes

It really puts front and center the idea that birthdays are very special days, and I think it’s the kind of song you want to listen to when your birthday comes around.

It even made me wish I could meet someone who cherishes my birthday the way this song does.

The music video also has a wonderful vibe, so I definitely recommend watching it.