BiSH Popular Song Rankings [2026]

truly seriousBiSH36rank/position

BiSH / Really, Seriously [OFFICIAL VIDEO]

Among the members, she stands out for her conspicuous awkwardness—but the moment she steps on stage, she shows a striking intensity like a different person.

This is Ayuni D’s first song with lyrics she wrote herself.

She spent her youth far from the glamorous life of an idol.

It’s a song in which the strength of will she rarely shows on the surface transforms into poetry.

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Murakami Shinpei

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Winter SongAina Ji Endo (BiSH)37rank/position

Commercial for Amazon Prime Video

The song used in the year-end and New Year Amazon Prime Video commercial was Kiroro’s “Fuyu no Uta” (Winter Song).

However, the version actually featured in the commercial is sung by AiNA THE END, a member of BiSH, the popular “punk band without instruments.” If you’re a BiSH fan, you’ll recognize her distinctive husky voice right away! I think it’s a wonderful cover that conveys an indescribable poignancy along with a heartwarming winter atmosphere.

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Hane Keisuke

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NO THANK YOUBiSH38rank/position

BiSH – NO THANK YOU

The B-side track of the 2015 single “OTNK.” A six-member punk band formed in 2015.

They perform under the concept of a punk band without instruments.

While the hard-edged, punk-style guitar sound and rhythms are paired with an incongruously girlish vocal, the mismatch creates a fresh and appealing vibe.

Here’s looking at you, kid.BiSH39rank/position

Here’s looking at you, kid.

With her eccentric fashion and looks, Rinrin is arguably the most punkish member of the group.

She’s the quiet one, but the lyrics she writes are remarkably eloquent and full of conviction.

Looking back on the past and facing the present, this track reveals the strong resolve of a group that rose from underground live houses to stardom.

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Murakami Shinpei

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LETTERSBiSH40rank/position

BiSH / LETTERS [OFFiCiAL ViDEO]

The title track “LETTERS,” the sixth album overall, was released as a so‑called major 3.5th.

Its lyrics evoke a world transformed by COVID-19, and many living in the present day will likely feel a resonant message.

Overall, the key is low and the vocal range isn’t wide, but be careful not to let your guard down—there’s a sudden large leap in pitch partway through the chorus.

It’s a song whose restrained yet powerful dynamics leave a strong impression, so if possible, try to be mindful of that as you sing.

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Hoshino Takashi

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in case…BiSH41rank/position

BiSH / in case… [MUSIC VIDEO (Anime ver.)] / Opening Theme of Godzilla Singular Point

BiSH’s “in case…,” chosen as the opening theme for the anime Godzilla Singular Point, rides a heavy rock sound with deep, pounding bass to voice a desire to overturn the status quo.

Amid plenty of highlights—Aina’s captivating husky vocals and Ling Ling’s shouts—this track especially puts the spotlight on Ayuni D’s rap part.

It feels like she’s purging emotions she can’t usually express, and the song will resonate not only with rock fans but with anyone living in the present.

It’s a number brimming with the cool, boundary-breaking spirit that defines BiSH.

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KEI

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PearlBiSH42rank/position

BiSH Osaka-jō Hall

This song strikes with a fiercely cool, distorted guitar sound.

Its melody and structure are dramatic, making the chorus truly stand out.

Written and composed by member Hashiyasume Atsuko, known for her signature glasses, it delivers a powerful worldview that finds new light even within feelings of disgust and inferiority, leaving a deep impression.

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Murakami Shinpei

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