B’z Popular Song Rankings [2026]

BE THEREB’z50rank/position

B’z / BE THERE

The 4th single “BE THERE,” which became the unit’s first single to debut within the top 10 on the Oricon charts, served as the breakthrough that widely publicized the name B’z.

Used as the ending theme for TV Asahi’s “Wednesday Super Cast,” the song is notable for its impactful, sampled intro.

As an early track, it sits in a relatively low key and has a simple melody, making it easy to sing at karaoke.

However, be careful not to fall behind—the English lyrics in the chorus are fast, and the melody has dramatic rises and falls.

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CHAMPB’z51rank/position

B’z / CHAMP

These days, when it comes to hard rock bands that represent Japan, B’z is indispensable.

Every time they release a song, they take the No.

1 spot on the Oricon charts.

Skillfully blending pop that makes Japanese hearts dance with hard rock, and powered by Koshi Inaba’s charismatic, commanding vocals, they are a band that gives Japan courage and hope.

Go For It, Baby -The Mountain Range of Memories-B’z52rank/position

B’z / GO FOR IT, BABY -Mountain Range of Memories-

By layering weighty, heavy-handed playing, this track deliberately builds tension and then releases it all at once in the chorus, creating a cathartic effect that’s both satisfying and devilishly clever.

Since the key is to tease the listener thoroughly and guide them slowly toward release, be sure to maintain a solid slow tempo when performing.

GOLDB’z53rank/position

B’z / GOLD

A track whose grand music and powerful message stir the soul.

Released by B’z in August 2001, this song was chosen as the official theme for the FINA World Championships Fukuoka 2001.

Takahiro Matsumoto’s guitar and Koshi Inaba’s vocals blend beautifully, and the arrangement—enriched with strings—leaves a deep impression.

The piece carries a theme perfectly suited to a sporting event: achieving goals and shining while facing adversity.

It was also included on the best album “The Ballads ~Love & B’z~,” and has remained beloved for many years.

It’s a song you’ll want to hear when you’re staying true to your convictions and moving forward into new days.

MY LONELY TOWNB’z54rank/position

B’z / MY LONELY TOWN

After its release in October 2009, B’z’s 47th single debuted at No.

1 on the Oricon charts, achieving the remarkable feat of 43 consecutive No.

1 singles.

It’s characterized by a bold arrangement that starts with a powerful guitar-and-drum intro and inserts a reggae-style rhythm during the interlude.

The song, which sings of urban loneliness and the wonder of someday meeting someone, was produced as the lead single for the album MAGIC.

The music video and cover art were shot on Gunkanjima (Hashima Island) in Nagasaki Prefecture, where landing had been permitted again for the first time in 35 years.

The ruins of the uninhabited island create a stunning visual beauty that mirrors the lyrical world.

It’s an emotional rock track you’ll want to listen to on lonely nights or when standing at a crossroads in life.

KOIGOKORO (Feelings of Love)B’z55rank/position

B’z [Koigokoro]

For B’z, it’s a rare, pop-leaning melody that makes this unrequited love song a joy.

He wants to talk to the girl he fell for at first sight, but he lacks confidence and can’t bring himself to do it.

The moment he steels himself to approach her, her female friends promptly gather around, and she never ends up alone—so he ultimately can’t do anything.

It’s a classic that evokes the bittersweet youth so many of us have experienced.

My beloved, good night…B’z56rank/position

B’z / My Beloved, Good Night…

The 7th single “Itoshii Hito yo Good Night…” was used as the ending theme for the TV drama Representative Director Detective.

As B’z’s first ballad single, its love-infused lyrics and emotional vocals strike a chord.

Highly popular among fans as an early masterpiece, it’s a number B’z enthusiasts will want to add to their repertoire.

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