BTS Popular Song Rankings [2026]

FriendsBTS(V&JIMIN)57rank/position

Friends

“Friends” is a song filled with a message to a cherished person who has always been by your side.

It’s a unit track by Jimin and V, members of the globally popular idol group BTS.

Set to a grand, expansive sound, the lyrics unfold like a conversation between the two.

Many students will likely relate to the depiction of an unchanging friendship.

It’s a dynamic piece that brilliantly colors graduation scenes as you face parting.

Be sure to listen to this number that inspires hope for the future ahead.

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The PlanetBTS58rank/position

The Planet

A new song by BTS released in May 2023, recorded before Jin and Hobi enlisted.

It was chosen as the theme song for the anime “BASTIONS,” and its message brimming with hope is truly encouraging.

The lively melody lines so characteristic of BTS and their vocal work are delightful.

The message about overcoming things together resonates even more because it’s sung by BTS.

With its bright, uplifting mood, it fits any situation, and personally, it’s a song I’d love to take along on a trip.

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I’m FineBTS59rank/position

I’m Fine

This song, which portrays the mindset of confronting oneself and overcoming difficult times, drew attention for its structure that pairs with “Save Me.” It’s an electronic pop track included on the 2018 album Love Yourself 結 ‘Answer.’

The driving drum and bass and striking synthesizers stand out, while powerful rap and melodious vocals blend seamlessly.

While portraying the complex emotions behind the superficial phrase “I’m fine,” the lyrics chart a path toward self-affirmation and recovery, resonating deeply.

It also achieved success in Japan, earning a Gold certification.

It’s a warm track that gently supports those trying to overcome hardship or hoping to accept themselves.

AnpanmanBTS60rank/position

BTS (방탄소년단) ‘Anpanman’ @ TODAY Citi Music Series

Even though we’re not perfect, we want to be a presence that can give hope and strength through music.

This 2018 song, inspired by Japan’s popular character Anpanman, embodies that sentiment from BTS.

収録アルバムは『LOVE YOURSELF 轉 ‘Tear’』。スーパーカーやムキムキの筋肉はなくても、僕たちの歌で人々を励ましたいという自己犠牲の精神を歌ったヒップホップ曲です。

While acknowledging weakness and imperfection, their stance of staying close to fans is truly filled with love.

During their world tour, it was performed as an encore, helping to heighten the sense of unity with the audience.

IONIQ: I’m On ItBTS61rank/position

IONIQ x BTS | IONIQ: I’m On It Official Music Video

The track “IONIQ: I’m on it,” released in 2020.

The refreshing melody and BTS’s gentle, enveloping vocals feel so pleasant.

It’s a collaboration song with Hyundai, the Korean automaker now known in Japanese as “Hyonde,” and it has a breezy, clean mood that makes you want to head out for a drive—full of healing vibes.

It also has a lovely sense of escape, like it could take you to a world you haven’t seen yet.

Personally, I thought Tae (V) was super cute.

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KEI

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Just One DayBTS62rank/position

[MV] BTS(방탄소년단) _ Just One Day(하루만)

An urban hip-hop track included on the 2014 mini-album “Skool Luv Affair.” Expressing the pure desire to spend even just one day with a lover, the song features lyrics co-written by members RM, Suga, and J-Hope, and is marked by its minimal beat and poignant vocals.

A music video was released in April of the same year, garnering attention for its chair-based dance performance set against a white backdrop.

With a softer vibe that diverges from their early hip-hop direction, it’s a key track that showcased BTS’s musical diversity.

Recommended for those who want to relate to the feelings of being in love or savor the group’s emotionally rich expression.

N.OBTS63rank/position

N.O -Japanese Ver.-

Let me introduce “N.O,” a song known for its powerful lyrics.

It’s one of the tracks included on the album “O!RUL8,2?”.

The Japanese version, “N.O -Japanese Ver.-,” is also well loved.

The song carries a message along the lines of “Live the way you want.” Its lyrics convey a protest to the world while repeating the simple phrase from the title.

There are English lines scattered throughout, but they use only familiar words, making it easy to sing.

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