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Dragon Ash Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Debuting as a rock band and quickly gaining popularity with a hybrid sound that incorporates hip-hop, Dragon Ash made a rapid rise.

We’ve ranked some of their popular songs that have brought numerous revolutions to the Japanese music industry.

Dragon Ash Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (71–80)

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I thought it was easy to listen to because it’s not an overly intense song.

I’ve heard it a few times before, and it reminded me of playing it as background music when going for a night drive.

Dragon Ash has a lot of powerful tracks, but songs like this are lovely too, aren’t they?

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Don’t Worry ‘bout MeDragon Ash79rank/position

This might be the most stylish track among Dragon Ash’s songs.

You can feel Kenji Furuya’s exceptional talent as he sings with a jazzy vibe.

Around this time, Dragon Ash were experimenting with various musical genres.

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HumanityDragon Ash80rank/position

The most striking part of Humanity is the phrase in the chorus where “chekeratcho” is repeated.

I think many fans associate Humanity with “chekeratcho.” With its strong message and great groove, it’s a fitting hidden gem.

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Dragon Ash Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (81–90)

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Invitation (LIVE MIX)[with Lyrics] – Dragon Ash
InvitationDragon Ash

Released in 1997, this song was written and composed by Kj.

It’s a ballad that expresses the struggle of how to heal a wounded heart and keep living in a world where everyone has different values and ways of feeling.

Kj’s conversational singing voice makes you want to delve deeply into the meaning of the lyrics.

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Mustang a Go ! Go !Dragon Ash82rank/position

Mustang a Go! Go! kicks off with full-on rock from the intro, and the reason the lyrics— which could easily come off as really cheesy if mishandled— end up sounding this cool is surely thanks to the melody and Kenji Furuyas vocal prowess.

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The day dragged onDragon Ash83rank/position

This song is from shortly after their debut, with no hip-hop elements at all and a fully rock-driven sound.

You can feel the rock spirit of a young KJ, aka Kenji Furuya.

Amid the raw energy, there’s a glimpse of delicacy that brings back those earnest, nostalgic feelings of youth.

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