B’z Popular Song Rankings [2026]

Don’t Wanna LieB’z57rank/position

B’z / Don’t Wanna Lie

A B’z song that passionately proclaims the strong resolve to never lie to oneself at life’s pivotal moments.

Released in June 2011 as their 49th single, it was used as the opening theme for the anime Detective Conan and as the theme song for the film Detective Conan: Quarter of Silence.

Koshi Inaba’s heartfelt lyrics and Tak Matsumoto’s dramatic melody—crafted to resonate on both television and in the theater—perfectly align with the protagonist’s pursuit of truth.

The track is also included on the album C’mon and the best-of compilation B’z The Best XXV 1999–2012.

When you’re wavering before a major decision and want to stay true to your convictions, this song will give you a powerful push forward.

UtopiaB’z58rank/position

B’z / Utopia

It’s a hidden gem by B’z that sings of how, even if the world isn’t perfect, the imperfect present spent with someone precious is itself a utopia.

Koshi Inaba’s lyrics brilliantly portray the protagonist’s emotions as they waver between ideals and reality, gradually recognizing the happiness right beside them.

Responding to those feelings, Tak Matsumoto’s guitar tone resonates in a way that’s sure to make your heart swell.

After listening to this piece, you’ll find yourself wanting to treasure the everyday moments more than ever before.

BURN -Immortal Face-B’z59rank/position

B'z / BURN -Immortal Face-

This is a very nostalgic commercial video! You can almost hear fans saying, “I couldn’t help but laugh.” The song passionately performed on a rugged landscape that evokes a harsh environment is titled “BURN – Fumetsu no Face -.” We’ve never had a song title like this before, so it feels very fresh.

Since most of KOSE’s product lineup is women’s cosmetics, the impact of choosing them was huge.

They were originally a straightforward, male-fan-heavy act, so the commercial became a memorable and popular one.

DEEP KISSB’z60rank/position

B’z “DEEP KISS” cover / Jo’z at Matsumoto ALECX, 2011-01-15

The tempo is too fast, and the chorus is too high.

The parts outside the chorus are also quite hard to sing.

It makes you wonder how the vocalist sings it and where they’re producing the sound from.

Be careful, as imitating their singing style could hurt your throat.

MOVEB’z61rank/position

B’z / MOVE

Speaking of Takahiro Matsumoto, he’s surely one of Japan’s greatest guitarists, someone we can proudly present to the world! His guitar playing and phrases are like a treasure chest of timeless masterpieces, and the intro of “MOVE” is another track where you can hear an absolutely killer guitar riff.

Just hearing that heavy, powerful guitar tone instantly makes you think, “That’s B’z,” and it’s moving.

And of course, the fiery melody and dazzling fingerwork—every aspect of his playing is irresistibly captivating.

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Murakami Shinpei

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Pleasure ’98: The Pleasures of LifeB’z62rank/position

13 Crown Sanada S●X Patrol SSP B’z Pleasure -Pleasures of Life-

I’m not sure whether it’s about the friendship between the two members of B’z or Inaba’s personal real-life experience, but it’s a song that seems to express a bond between men that endures throughout life.

The lyrics, which are rewritten with each album release, further highlight that theme.

Q&AB’z63rank/position

B’z / Q&A

This is a track included on their best-of album, “B’z The Best XXV 1999-2012.” It was written specifically as an opening theme for Detective Conan.

While it’s a quintessential, up-tempo rock tune in their signature style, the title and lyrics also reflect a thoughtful respect for the series, making it a standout song.

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kappamaki

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