Revolutionaries of the hip-hop world! Ranking of Creepy Nuts’ popular songs
Creepy Nuts, a hip-hop duo renowned as Japan’s top rapper and the world’s best DJ, has garnered widespread popularity.
In a genre like hip-hop, which often carries a “scary” image, their catchiness and pop sensibility captivate many listeners.
While both members thrive on variety shows by leveraging their distinct personalities, their overwhelming skill sets them apart with a unique presence.
Here, we’ll introduce some of Creepy Nuts’ most popular songs!
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Revolutionaries of the Hip-Hop World! Creepy Nuts’ Most Popular Songs Ranking (21–30)
12th grade in middle schoolCreepy Nuts21rank/position
There’s a way of referring to first-year high school students as “fourth-year middle schoolers,” using junior high as the baseline.
By that calculation, a “twelfth-year middle schooler” would be around 24 or 25 years old.
This song sets the feeling of not quite becoming an adult to a light, breezy rap.
The rhyme schemes are lovely and make you want to hear more.
Living in a scary world where you can’t stand up to your seniors—that’s life, too.
Someone higher-ranking than meCreepy Nuts22rank/position
This is a track included on Creepy Nuts’ album “Case.” It was used as a commercial song for the energy drink ZONe.
From the title and the tense sound, you might initially think it’s sending a message like “I’m the greatest,” but from the opening lyrics, you realize it’s actually about someone who walks their own path, unaffected by anyone else.
It conveys the sense of contemplating a self that moves forward alone, untouched by others, and the growing uncertainty over whether that feeling is freedom or loneliness.
Bad OrangezCreepy Nuts23rank/position
Creepy Nuts is a duo featuring R-Shitei, who also made a name for himself as a battle MC, and they can be credited with bringing hip-hop back into mainstream households.
Their songs are often accessible even to listeners who don’t usually listen to hip-hop, and this track’s charm lies in its refreshing, guitar-driven sound.
As the title suggests, it centers on an orange-hued sunset, while the lyrics portray the relentless pursuit of one’s dreams—something that is sure to resonate with many listeners.
The Inadequate TwoCreepy Nuts24rank/position
A hip-hop masterpiece that weaves friendship—this is Creepy Nuts at their best.
The unique world crafted by R-Shitei and DJ Matsunaga is irresistible.
With plenty of humor, they portray their own imperfections and the struggle to find a place in society.
Released in July 2018, this track marks an early highlight in their music career.
Centered on Ryota Yamasato of Nankai Candies and Masayasu Wakabayashi of Audrey, the song brilliantly captures the pair’s quirky bond.
Definitely give it a listen.
Everyone is different, and that’s okay.Creepy Nuts25rank/position
It’s technical hip-hop where exaggerated, critical impressions of every kind of MC are tossed around, as if voicing the haze in my own mind.
Creepy Nuts’ slanted, skeptical perspective brings my regretful self into sharp relief, which paradoxically makes me feel at ease.
Bling‑Bang‑Bang‑BornCreepy Nuts26rank/position
In 2024, “Bling‑Bang‑Bang‑Born” topped Billboard JAPAN’s streaming chart and went explosively viral on TikTok—plenty of people must have sung it at karaoke! Since it’s a rap track, rhythm and lung capacity matter more than vocal prowess.
The tempo is fast—ultra‑fast rap—so groove and momentum are crucial; I think the key is whether you can lock into the rhythm.
First, memorize the lyrics well so you can really hit the beat when you sing.
If you let the words slide when you pronounce them, it becomes unclear what you’re saying, so pay attention to the vowels and articulate the beginnings of words clearly.
Rather than forcing each word, try to place each phrase on the melody—start by learning the melody, even just by humming!
But that’s fine.Creepy Nuts27rank/position
Creepy Nuts is a hip-hop duo featuring R-Shitei and DJ Matsunaga, whom you might also recognize from variety shows.
Their song “Daga Sore de Ii” is an upbeat track with a down-to-earth, passionate message that really gets you pumped.
If you want to write lyrics using unpretentious language, their word choices in this song could be a great reference.
It leans more toward pop, so it should be relatively easy to sing at karaoke.
Definitely give it a try!
Explode! feat. MOP of HEADCreepy Nuts28rank/position
A track included on Creepy Nuts’ first EP, “Tarinai Futari.” It’s a collaboration with MOP of HEAD, blending hip-hop with a band sound to create a song that offers a different appeal from their usual work.
The content feels like an all-out purge of pent-up emotions.
Recommended for people who tend to bottle up stress and endure things.
ChudaiCreepy Nuts29rank/position
Included on the March 2025 album “LEGION” and released with a music video in September, this track is an ambitious work that tackles the deep theme of humanity’s primal desires.
Riding the high-velocity groove crafted by DJ Matsunaga, R-Shitei fires off intricately technical rap.
Despite its brief 1 minute 39 second length, it’s fiercely addictive.
It’s an impactful number that showcases Creepy Nuts’ evolution and their foray into new territory.
Bling-Bang-Bang-Born × OtonokeCreepy Nuts × Creepy Nuts30rank/position
Creepy Nuts’ “Bling-Bang-Bang-Born” and “Otonoke.” Both are tracks with high-speed rap that pack a real punch.
They’re upbeat and rhythmic, making them a perfect match as partner songs.
The key is to sing smoothly and keep a tight tempo! Each song is challenging even on its own, so practice them thoroughly and make sure you can handle each one before trying them together.
Also, be careful not to get distracted by your partner’s part and lose your momentum!
