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CreepHyp Popular Song Rankings [2026]
CreepHyp has had many songs featured in commercials and as movie theme songs so far.
Don’t they also have a lot of hidden gems?
This time, we’re putting the spotlight on them.
We’ve listed their most-played songs of 2017 in a ranking format.
CreepHyp Popular Song Rankings [2026] (1–10)
Hand in handkuriipuhaipe1rank/position
Whether it’s a breakup or a fight with a friend, sometimes we crack our relationships and end up regretting it deeply.
Te to Te (Hand in Hand) depicts that very inner turmoil.
Specifically, it portrays the restless late-night hours spent alone, wrestling with one’s thoughts.
The track is by the band CreepHyp, fronted by vocalist Ozaki Sekai-kan.
His high-tone voice and the raw guitar melodies perfectly complement the song’s world.
Give it a listen on a sleepless night.
bookmarkkuriipuhaipe2rank/position
This song portrays a bittersweet farewell against a backdrop of swirling cherry blossoms.
While it depicts a slightly painful parting, you can feel the courage to tuck that goodbye away in your heart’s story and set off on a new path from here.
The driving, exhilarating melody feels like the refreshing winds of spring—so pleasant.
As the campaign song for “FM802×TSUTAYA ACCESS!”, lyrics and music were written by Sekai Kan Ozaki.
A self-cover by CreepHyp is included on the album “Nakitakunaru Hodo Ureshii Hibi ni,” released in September 2018.
It’s a bittersweet yet uplifting spring song, perfect for the season of farewells and for those starting a new chapter in life.
oni; demon; ogre; spirit (depending on context)kuriipuhaipe3rank/position
CreepHyp is a rock band fronted by Seikai Oozaki.
When it comes to their songs about infidelity, “Oni” stands out.
Even the title gives off an ominous vibe, doesn’t it? The song portrays the feelings of a man who comes home and catches his live-in partner cheating.
The raw lyrics convey not so much sadness as a strong sense of distrust and anger.
Still, in the end, it turns into something that gives you a gentle push forward.
If you’re looking to move on quickly, give it a listen.
Sign of Lovekuriipuhaipe4rank/position
This track captures the feeling of loving someone so intensely that it overflows into assumptions and obsession.
Sung by the Japanese rock band CreepHyp, it’s included on their first major-label album, “I Thought I’d Be Loved Forever Until I Die,” released in April 2012.
It likens romantic confusion to maps and routes, portraying the sensation of never arriving anywhere.
Carried by sharply cutting guitars and urgent performances, the song unfolds a soundscape that’s intensely neurotic and yandere in mood.
Give it a listen when your pure desire to have the one you love all to yourself overflows and leaves you feeling down or conflicted.
Dangerous Playkuriipuhaipe5rank/position
A bittersweet story of forbidden love from CreepHyp.
This work candidly lays bare the emotions of being consumed by a desire you mustn’t touch.
Have you ever found yourself thinking, “Before I knew it, I’d fallen for them”? Released in January 2020, this song was also chosen as the ending theme for Fuji TV’s “Ukemen.” Sekai Kan Ozaki’s distinctive lyricism vividly portrays the guilty pleasures of infidelity and cheating.
While yearning for a deep bond, you end up settling for something superficial.
It’s sure to resonate with anyone carrying such complicated feelings.
left earkuriipuhaipe6rank/position
CreepHyp is a four-piece rock band whose trademarks are the distinctive lyrics and high-toned vocals crafted by the band’s central figure, Sekaikan Ozaki.
“Hidari Mimi” (Left Ear), included on their first album, “Odoriba kara Ai wo Komete,” stands out for its catchy lyrics set against an ensemble of driving, fast-paced beats.
Alongside contemporary rhythm patterns, there are sections that mark the groove with rimshots, so you’ll need solid basic technique to produce clean, consistent sound.
It’s a simple yet deep track that lets you gauge your skills right at the point of moving from beginner to intermediate.
In the end, it’s love.Soraoto feat. KurīpuhaiPu7rank/position
Sora-ne, who drew attention as a high school rapper and whose debut album “Fantasy club” still feels fresh in our memories for its success.
This song, “Anyway, It’s Love,” is a collaboration with CreepHyp.
The lyrics and composition are co-written by Sorane and Seikakan Ozaki, delivering a track whose profound words will satisfy fans of both.
It portrays complex love and emotions, and it offers glimpses of the pain that many LGBTQ listeners may resonate with—the anguish of having a relationship denied or questioned by others.
The title itself carries layers of meaning, and throughout the song a palpable sense of frustration and poignancy comes through.
OrangeCreepHyp8rank/position
“Orange” vividly portrays a man and woman who, despite caring deeply for each other, end up growing apart.
It’s included on the 2012 album “I Thought I’d Be Loved for the Rest of My Life.” The song begins with the chorus and gives off a very bright, catchy impression, but when you dig into the lyrics, you realize it’s anything but that kind of song.
It tells of the sacrifices made to preserve the happiness of ordinary days, and the outcome that befalls two people who chose to look the other way.
Once you know the story, hearing the chorus again brings a poignant, indefinable ache.
Perhaps the “orange light” was the sunset the two of them once watched together, dreaming of their future.
love hotelkuriipuhaipe9rank/position
CreepHyp’s appeal lies in songs packed with raw—almost too real—emotion.
This track, in particular, might be the one where that worldview is most palpable.
It’s a meticulously placed piece intended to open their acclaimed July 2013 release, “Blowing Overflowing I, Sorrow, Love.” A love story that ends in a hotel room is sung with heartbreaking tenderness in Seikai Ozakis high-toned voice, tightening your chest as you listen.
The lyrical idea of expressing their meeting, the days they spent together, and the day they part through different room numbers is strikingly ingenious.
When you’re carrying the pain of an unforgettable love, its wistful melody gently stays by your side—a sorrowful yet beautiful rock tune.
Melancholy, resplendentkuriipuhaipe10rank/position
This CreepHyp song portrays a passionate summer romance.
Selected in May 2013 as the theme for Shiseido Anessa’s commercial, it captured the hearts of many.
It’s also included on the album “Buki Koboreru Hodo no I, Ai, Ai.” The lyrics convey deep affection, dependence, and poignancy, expressing the complex emotions of someone in love.
The song depicts feelings for a partner who continues to love you even when you can’t keep even small promises, as well as a powerful desire to stay together.
It’s a track we especially want high school students to hear—sure to be etched in your heart along with your summer memories!