DA PUMP Popular Song Ranking [2026]

JoyfulDA PUMP29rank/position

DA PUMP / Joyful

It was released in 1999 as DA PUMP’s seventh single.

The song was used in Descente’s “Athletic Wear” commercial and as the ending theme for TBS’s “Kuenai Yatsu.” It was also the first DA PUMP song without a rap part.

Showcasing a new side of the group, who had previously released many up-tempo tracks, the choreography centers on box dance.

Coming from the Okinawa Actors School, their dance level is said to be very high.

Loose Life (not so bad)DA PUMP30rank/position

Loose Life (not so bad)

A little-known track that completely refreshes DA PUMP’s rhythmic image.

Its slightly downbeat lyrics and sound leave a strong impression.

It’s about recalling a friend who was a totally different type from you—someone you found hard to accept back in your school days—now that you’re an adult in the working world.

I bet many people can actually relate to those cynical lyrics.

It also stirs a kind of nostalgia for the child you once were.

It’s the kind of song you’ll want to listen to over a drink, quietly reflecting on how much you’ve grown up.

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Love is the Final LibertyDA PUMP31rank/position

DA PUMP / Love Is The Final Liberty

It was used as MD’s commercial song, and the members themselves appeared in it.

The intro instantly lifts your spirits, and the rap is packed with lyrics.

Rather than saying “Do your best,” the lyrics reassure you with “You’ve got this,” making it a song that gives you strength when you listen to it.

Purple The OrionDA PUMP32rank/position

DA PUMP / Purple The Orion

When it comes to famous dance groups from Okinawa, DA PUMP surely comes to mind.

Many people still sing their songs at karaoke, don’t they? “Purple The Orion” features lyrics that liken the Okinawan night sky to a romantic relationship, making it a highly recommended track.

We can’t stop the musicDA PUMP33rank/position

DA PUMP / We can’t stop the music

“We can’t stop the music” is a single by DA PUMP released in 1999, which reached No.

4 on the Oricon weekly chart.

It was used as the theme song for the film “Dream Maker,” in which ISSA also appeared.

Crazy Beat Goes On!DA PUMP34rank/position

DA PUMP / Crazy Beat Goes On!

This is a dance track brimming with DA PUMP’s positive energy.

With ISSA’s soaring vocals cutting through a poppy, catchy melody, it’s the kind of song anyone will find themselves humming along to.

The lyrics conjure up a powerful image of young people shaking off everyday stress and moving forward with hope for the future.

Released in June 1999 as their eighth single, it was featured in a Suntory C.C.

Lemon commercial—memorable for the dancing office workers.

It’s a perfect mood booster, whether you’re on a drive or looking to get the crowd going at karaoke.

Rhapsody in BlueDA PUMP35rank/position

DA PUMP / Rhapsody in Blue

Released in 1998, this DA PUMP track is a refreshing dance number themed around summer passion and youth.

It features a breezy, blue-tinged melody that makes it perfect for the season.

It was also used as the commercial song for Shiseido’s TISSERA Frozen Blue, becoming one of the key works in DA PUMP’s musical career.

The song peaked at No.

9 on the Oricon charts and stayed ranked for 10 weeks, achieving commercial success.

This piece evokes summer memories and good times, making it an ideal pick for beach parties, drives, and other summer activities.