BIGMAMA's Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Where’s The Ring?BIGMAMA51rank/position

Where’s The Ring?

It’s included on their third original album, “and yet, it moves ~The Proper Way to Turn the Earth~.” The way the song begins and the violin-like sounds inserted throughout give it a cute feel.

The relaxed tempo is also memorable.

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Why You Refrigerate Me?BIGMAMA52rank/position

Why You Refrigerate Me?

It’s included on the album The Vanishing Bride.

It’s a fun track with a funky sound and densely packed lyrics.

It’s about thinking over the good and bad points of that special someone and ending up finding them lovable after all—it’s really cute.

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alongsideBIGMAMA53rank/position

BIGMAMA “alongside” MV @BIGMAMA_jp

At live shows, this song brings the whole venue together with a chorus that the audience and the band can sing along to.

The drums are front and center, making it a track that naturally gets your body moving.

From the whole-note section in the C melody, the grand final chorus is so powerful it’s genuinely moving.

as one (2009/7/22)BIGMAMA54rank/position

As One (2009/7/22)

It’s included on the third original album, “and yet, it moves: The Proper Way to Turn the Earth.” The song starts at a relaxed tempo, then gradually builds in layers and momentum toward the chorus, making it a very pleasant listen.

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auctioManiaBIGMAMA55rank/position

AuctioMania

It’s included on the album “Kimi Omou, Yue ni Ware Ari” (“I Think of You, Therefore I Am”).

Reading through the lyrics, you can tell it’s a song themed around an auction.

Amid its bright melody, you can also faintly sense something like underlying worries.

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awasekagamiBIGMAMA56rank/position

Awasekagami

It’s included as the first track on the album “Kimi Omou, Yue ni Ware Ari” (I Think of You, Therefore I Am).

It’s an instrumental piece that feels like a prelude to the album, and also like a prelude to the second track, “Kimi Omou, Yue ni Ware Ari.” When you listen to them back-to-back, it blends so seamlessly into the second track that you can hardly tell where the transition is.

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beautiful lie, beautiful smileBIGMAMA57rank/position

BIGMAMA 'beautiful lie, beautiful smile' guitar

A track from “Until You Button Your Blouse Again.” A gently soothing ballad featuring a beautifully expansive violin tone.

It leans more toward an instrumental than a vocal song, with whispers of vocals that drift in from time to time, wrapping you in a tender feeling.

ex-extraBIGMAMA58rank/position

Ex-Extra

It’s included on the album “Kimi Omou, Yueni Ware Ari” (“Thinking of You, Therefore I Am”).

I’d say it’s characterized by an aggressive, heavy sound.

The song portrays the anguish of grappling with one’s own insignificance and the reality that anyone can be replaced.

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the cookie crumblesBIGMAMA59rank/position

BIGMAMA “the cookie crumbles” @ Shinjuku LOFT on September 22, 2010

This is the opening track of the first full album, “Love and Leave,” released after a member left and the group adopted a new lineup.

It portrays the struggle to grasp something while on the edge.

The lyrics suggest that, at times, that pursuit may mean using something as a stepping stone—making it a song you can’t help but listen to intently.

until the blouse is buttoned upBIGMAMA60rank/position

BIGMAMA “until the blouse is buttoned up” LIVE MV

It’s included on their fourth album, “Until You Button Your Blouse Again,” released in 2012.

With a wistful violin and warm vocals, the piece creates a poetic atmosphere.

Its gentle yet emotionally resonant, dramatic structure is part of its appeal.

It captures brief moments of everyday life, expressing unwavering love for someone dear and a strong, tender sense of watchfulness.

It’s one of their signature songs.