Chanmina’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]
Chanmina, a female rapper who made her debut in 2016.
She gained attention by appearing in the 9th High School RAP Championship.
Today, her name is known not only among hip-hop fans but also among listeners who don’t usually listen to hip-hop.
Especially among younger music fans, many have likely heard her songs.
In this article, we’ll introduce Chanmina’s released tracks in a ranking format based on popularity!
From easy-listening pop tunes to core hip-hop tracks, take this opportunity to enjoy them in depth.
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CHANMINA Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (11–20)
PAIN IS BEAUTYchanmina11rank/position

This mellow number marks a turning point at age twenty, confronting the scars buried deep within head-on.
Guided by the belief that “pain becomes beauty,” it’s a candid song by Chanmina that lays bare past experiences of bullying and loneliness, released digitally in November 2018.
Contrary to her bold public image, the delicate vocals intertwined with heartfelt rap tug powerfully at the listener’s heartstrings.
Later included on the album “Never Grow Up,” this track gently embraces the loneliness of anyone crying alone with no one to confide in.
When you want to turn even your painful past into fuel and move forward, let this song give you a supportive push.
I hate this love songchanmina12rank/position

Chanmina’s poignant song “I hate this love song” serves as the image song for the film ‘Ka「」Ku「」Shi「」Go「」To「’ which was released on May 30, 2025.
Although Chanmina has many rap tracks, this song has no rap, making it much easier to sing compared to her other songs.
The vocal range is F#3 to F#4, staying within a single octave.
It’s a generally quiet piece, but when singing, be mindful of your core so your voice doesn’t fade.
Since it includes both low notes and falsetto, try singing gently with the image of resonating from the top of your head.
Also, the finger snap in the background is very important, so make sure to keep time by listening closely to that sound!
death anniversarychanmina13rank/position

Chanmina, who commands an overwhelming presence as a trilingual rapper.
This work marks a new frontier for her, blending the nostalgic melodies of kayōkyoku with sharp, hard-hitting beats.
Released as a digital single in August 2023, it was written as the theme song for the TV drama Hayabusa Shobodan, based on Jun Ikeido’s original work.
While attuned to the story’s unsettling atmosphere, it carries a strong will to resist fate and definitions imposed by others.
The vocal range isn’t particularly wide, and the song moves at a mid-tempo pace, making it great for savoring the weight of the lyrics—or for delivering an emotionally charged performance at karaoke.
With its unique groove that balances seductiveness and strength, it’s the perfect track to listen to when you want to break out of your shell.
Biscuitchanmina14rank/position

Chanmina’s song “Biscuit.” While it isn’t all that popular in Japan, it’s extremely popular in Korea, and it’s especially noted for its live performances.
In this piece, a mixed voice appears near the end of the bridge.
This mixed voice is delivered with a shout-like quality, and because it’s held as a fairly long sustained note, it’s quite challenging.
There’s only one spot that uses mixed voice, but it’s very difficult—so give it a try!
I’m Not OKchanmina15rank/position

Chanmina, a female rapper who is extremely popular among young people.
Although she’s a rapper, she also boasts impressive vocal skills as a singer, and her powerful voice has won her many fans.
Among her tracks, one I especially recommend is “I’m Not OK.” It starts off feeling like pop with a trap-based hip-hop flavor, but when the chorus hits, it shifts into a power-pop vibe.
The chorus has plenty of moments where you can shout along, making it perfect for blowing off steam!
fireworkschanmina16rank/position

Precisely because it will someday disappear, it’s beautiful—this blend of fragility and strength makes my heart swell.
The lyrics’ worldview, which quietly accepts time and relationships coming to an end, and the tender, conversational vocals leave a strong impression.
Listening to it feels like watching the end credits of a film.
It’s included near the end of the third album “Harenchi,” released in October 2021, and was created by Chanmina and Ryosuke “Dr.R” Sakai.
While it didn’t have any commercial tie-ins, it has been cherished by fans, often sung during live encores.
This work affirms the brilliance of a moment as it burns out.
If you listen alone on a quiet night, you may feel the emotions accumulated in your heart gently purified.
SAD SONG feat. No No Girls FINALISTSchanmina17rank/position

A special song by Chanmina and the “No No Girls” finalists has moved many to tears with its stirring performance.
The lyrics—filled with the bittersweetness behind happiness and a strong resolve to believe in the future—captivate listeners and make the piece deeply compelling.
Said to be based on Chanmina’s real experiences, it conveys the loneliness of chasing a dream and the importance of bonds with fellow travelers.
Released in January 2025, the song’s performance on THE FIRST TAKE in May of the same year tied in with the audition project and generated great emotion, topping YouTube for 10 days.
If you’re working hard at something, this song is sure to gently nudge you forward.
Don’t miss the chance to experience it.
Never Glow Upchanmina18rank/position

An acoustic version with a simple setup of guitar, bass, drums, and keyboard that gently draws you in.
It feels like we get a glimpse of Chanmina’s earnest devotion to music—the core beneath the powerful, colorful sound she’s usually wrapped in.
Having studied piano and violin from the age of three and listened almost exclusively to classical music, her assured musicality and singular presence shine vividly within this stripped-down arrangement.
Sunflowerchanmina19rank/position

Rapper Chanmina, who is drawing attention with her high-level rap skills in three languages and overwhelmingly powerful live performances rooted in her experience as a dancer.
Sunflower, included on her fourth album Naked, pairs a guitar-forward track with melodious yet intricately rhymed rap—an exquisite combination.
The lyrics compare someone who lives in a completely different world to a sunflower, and many listeners will likely relate to the frustration and longing of two worlds that never intersect.
It’s an emotional number with a stylish, pleasantly cohesive ensemble.
TEST MEchanmina20rank/position

This track captivates with its unforgettable, hard-hitting beat and a worldview that transforms feelings like resentment and jealousy into empowering energy.
It’s a number crafted by Chanmina, who leads the scene with overwhelming charisma and self-production prowess.
Released for streaming in January 2026, the song was chosen as the opening theme for Season 3 of the TV anime Oshi no Ko.
She also made major headlines in July 2024 when she announced her marriage.
With its addictive melody and provocatively repeated lyrics, it’s sure to steal the spotlight if you sing it at karaoke.
A perfect pop tune for blasting away everyday stress and firing up the crowd.


