CreepHyp Popular Song Rankings [2026]

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CreepHyp "Tsutsumotase" Cover

This is a track from their indie-era album “Odoriba yori Ai o Komete” (From the Dance Floor, with Love).

The title is read as “Tsutsumotase,” not “Bijinkyoku.” It’s a narrative song about someone who gets deceived.

The cover sounds exactly like Seikan Ozaki’s vocals.

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Film “It’s Pathetic How Self-Centered I Am” Theatrical Trailer – Director/Screenplay: Daigo Matsui × Music: CreepHyp

CreepHyp’s songs are packed with a distinctive worldview.

Seika Ozaki’s high-tone vocals and piercing lyrics leave a strong impression.

This work expresses a warning to oneself about slipping into self-centered thinking, as well as the shame that comes with it.

It’s the song that inspired the 2013 film of the same name released in October, skillfully depicting the everyday lives and emotions of young people.

It offers a chance for self-reflection, making it perfect for moments when you want to pause and look inward.

With a simple arrangement of vocals-and-guitar plus violin, the lyrics resonate even more clearly.

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CreepHyp – Played “Before Red” on guitar

This is a track included on the 7th single, “Ai no Tenmetsu” (“Blinking of Love”).

With lyrics by Kaonashi Hasegawa and music by Sekai Kan Ozaki, it features a relatively relaxed tempo.

It’s a poignant song depicting the encounters between a man and a woman and their sudden ending.

The video shows a guitar performance played along with the original track.

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CreepHyp weekly magazine cover

This is the B-side track to the second single, “Shakai no Mado” (“Society’s Window”).

It’s a song that satirizes shallow relationships and words.

If you listen while focusing on what’s inside the relatively mildly drawn lyrics, you’ll find discoveries that make it interesting.

It’s a song with a sound that’s very CreepHyp-like.

This is a straightforward cover by a cool male vocalist.

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Blowing in the Wind / CreepHyp (Cover)

This is a track from their indie-era album “From the Landing With Love.” The song’s themes are suicide and wind.

While that might evoke a negative image, vocalist Ozaki portrays the wind as a positive expression, turning it into a forward-looking song about choosing not to commit suicide.

It’s a sentimental and emotive cover.

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It was used as the theme song for the film “I Swear I Won’t Forget.” It’s the lead track from their third album, “If We Can’t Become One, Then Let’s At Least Stay Just the Two of Us.” The sound, which blends poignancy with a sense of speed, is cool.

Listening to it makes me want to start running.

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Answer

These are tracks from the indie album “When I was~.” Apparently, for this recording, the members were different except for Mr.

Ozaki.

Since the lineup was different, the sound has a distinct flavor as well.

The lyrics, where a couple speaks to each other in a quiz-like format, are particularly memorable.

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Nopperabou

This is a track from the third album, “If We Can’t Be One, Then Let’s At Least Be Just Two.” The lyrics and composition were done by the bassist, Kaonashi Hasegawa.

It’s a song marked by a loneliness that evokes the feeling of dusk.

This is a lovely male cover video that slips right into your ears.

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Rin To

This song, included on the single Negairi, which is now out of print, features the kind of lyrical, poetic words that are quintessentially CreepHyp.

The sound is a classic, well-balanced track, with a simple guitar tone and drums where the cymbals shine brilliantly.