Da-iCE Popular Song Rankings [2026]

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Da-iCE / “Dandelion” Music Video

It’s a cheering song with a warmth that gently yet powerfully pushes people who are doing their best.

Chosen as the theme song for the TV drama “Keiji to Kenji, Tokidoki Hanji.”, it was later included on the album “SCENE,” with member Sota Hanamura handling both lyrics and composition.

Its grand yet delicate melodic line is outstanding, as if rousing the resolve deep in your chest.

Just listening to it makes you feel like you can take another step forward.

The arrangement that builds emotion toward the chorus is perfect for belting out at karaoke.

While the vocal range is wide, the melody itself is catchy, so sing it with all your heart.

Definitely for those moments when you want to believe in yourself and move forward.

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Da-iCE / 「TAKE IT BACK」Music Video

Da-iCE is a boys group that enjoys overwhelming support from young people thanks to their phenomenal performances.

When it comes to Da-iCE, their standout feature is undoubtedly their superb high tones.

In particular, their mixed voice is on an entirely different level of refinement.

The track “TAKE IT BACK” showcases the essence of Da-iCE’s mixed voice, featuring notably high mixed notes throughout the song.

Rather than being just any mixed voice, it’s a powerful, full-volume mixed voice with real impact, so pulling it off requires considerable vocal ability.

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Ryo

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Clap and Clap/Da-iCE [Dance for toddlers]

Da-ice’s “Clap and Clap” is an upbeat, fun song.

With lots of handclaps, it’s easy for children to catch the rhythm.

Even just hopping along to the music can showcase their cuteness.

For 4- and 5-year-olds, you could also give them pom-poms.

Try creating a lovely choreography that takes advantage of the song’s bright feel.

It’s also fine to include a part where they can enjoy moving freely.

This track is perfect for sports day as well.

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tsukada moe

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A2Z

Da-iCE’s song released in February 2024 is filled with a powerful message centered on the theme of taking on challenges.

The track was also chosen as the opening theme for the YouTube anime “Teikou Penguin.” It conveys the importance of daily choices and decisions, carried by an energetic beat.

With the members themselves involved in writing and composing, the song showcases a new side of Da-iCE.

When you find yourself at a crossroads in life—be it work, love, or anything else—it’s natural to waver before the many options ahead.

That’s exactly when you should listen to this song and let it give you a push.

It will surely help you walk your own path.

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Waruguchi

There are times when, even though you like someone, you just can’t be honest and end up blurting out something snarky, right? This is a warm love song that portrays that kind of awkward, clumsy affection.

Released as a coupling track on the 2018 single “TOKYO MERRY GO ROUND,” this song was also chosen as the theme for the drama “Hana ni Kedamono.” The way vocalist Sota Hanamura chooses words as a kind of flip side of love quietly tugs at the heart.

The sparkling synths and gentle melody feel soothing, creating a finish that naturally lets you sink into a happy mood just by listening.

It’s also lovely to try singing it—maybe a bit bashfully—during time spent with someone special, or at karaoke with the person you want to share your feelings with.

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Da-iCE / “Nonfictions” Music Video

This is a highly emotional cheer song packed with the brilliance of youth and a fleeting sense of wistfulness.

Chosen in 2025 as the theme song for “Netto Koshien,” among other uses as a summer high school baseball anthem, this track hits hard with its driving, dramatic sound, making you feel the heat of a midsummer ballfield just by listening.

The title was deliberately made plural to capture the stories not only of the players, but of everyone involved.

Created by Daiki Kudo and Sota Hanamura, the song gives a powerful push to anyone chasing their dreams.

Belt it out with all the soaring exhilaration it deserves, and you’ll feel energy welling up for tomorrow.

How about linking arms with your friends and singing it at the top of your lungs?

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I Still Love You

Don’t you have a heartbreaking memory of love that tightens your chest? This tear-jerking, gemlike ballad captures an undying yearning for a former lover.

Chosen as the theme song for the UULA manga “I Give My First Love to You,” it’s included on the first album, “FIGHT BACK,” released in October 2014.

It portrays an earnest, almost painfully straightforward feeling of still loving the “you” who has gone away, stirring the heart every time you listen.

For karaoke, the key is to sing as if speaking, carefully tracing the emotional highs and lows.

It’s perfect for creating a gentle, intimate mood—so please give it a try.