BoA's Popular Song Rankings [2026]

FlowerBoA29rank/position

06. Flower (korean) – BoA

BoA’s “flower” was used in a macadamia chocolate TV commercial.

It’s included as the coupling track on the double A-side single “Kiseki” and “NO.1,” released in 2002.

The song portrays a bittersweet sense of distance—wanting to touch the one you love but being unable to.

Just as the nature around us draws nourishment in many forms, I wish some kind of power would be given to my feelings of love too…

When you can’t easily take the initiative in your own romance, you end up wishing for any kind of chance, don’t you? I empathize with how you feel, and this song might just become the power that helps your love move forward!

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Good for UBoA30rank/position

BoA ‘Good for U’ MV

BoA, who has served as a bridge connecting the Korean and Japanese music scenes and achieved a million-seller with her 2002 single “LISTEN TO MY HEART,” released a track in August 2025 that’s an irresistibly sophisticated groove.

Its familiar, repetitive melody and cool vocals create an addictive pull.

The restrained structure—eschewing flashy shifts—conveys a self-reliant mood that doesn’t pander in love, giving off a mature, composed vibe.

It’s urban pop that lifts your spirits.

KEY OF HEARTBoA31rank/position

BoA / KEY OF HEART

This song, which was the theme for a movie, is a gentle, pop tune that even small children can enjoy listening to comfortably.

The lyrics, which flow into the heart naturally without resistance, help soften one’s feelings.

It’s a track I’d love to play as a lullaby.

Kiss My LipsBoA32rank/position

BoA / “Kiss My Lips” (Japanese Ver.) MUSIC VIDEO Short Ver.

The beginning of the song, where BoA appears from a display like peacock feathers fanning open, is very striking.

It oozes allure and is incredibly sexy.

That image more than convinces you that the youthful BoA is no longer here.

The dreamy sound makes you feel seduced by the music.

Kissing youBoA33rank/position

BoA / Kissing you

The heartwarming sound creates a gentle atmosphere.

I’m always impressed by BoA’s vocals, which have so much room to grow.

Although she’s often associated with singing and dancing, I believe she’s a true artist who can also master songs like this.

LISTEN TO MY HEARTBoA34rank/position

LISTEN TO MY HEART

Since her debut in Japan in 2001, BoA has released songs across a variety of genres, including J-POP and dance-pop.

“LISTEN TO MY HEART,” released in 2002, is one of her signature tracks.

Centered on the importance of unwavering determination and pursuing one’s dreams, the song conveys the courage to look inward and move toward the future.

Its profound lyrics resonate with everyone chasing their dreams—especially young people just beginning their journey of self-discovery—striking a chord with many Heisei-era gals.

Her vibrant vocals and dynamic dance performance still feel fresh even in the Reiwa era.

Love LetterBoA35rank/position

BoA / LOVE LETTER

A rare ballad from BoA.

The music video is striking, featuring a glittering cityscape and a beautiful BoA.

In recent years her activities in Japan have decreased, but at the time she performed it on the NHK Kōhaku Uta Gassen as part of a “Meri Kuri” and winter song medley.

As for love songs, tracks like “Winter Love” are also popular.