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Every Little Thing Cheer Songs & Popular Songs Ranking [2026]
Known not only for their music but also for members’ appearances on TV shows, Every Little Thing has released many albums since forming in 1996.
This time, we’ve picked out uplifting songs from the band’s catalog that encourage listeners.
If you’re looking for a boost of energy, be sure to check them out.
Every Little Thing Cheer Songs & Popular Songs Ranking [2026]
STARTEvery Little Thing1rank/position
The theme song for TV Tokyo’s Sochi Olympics programs.
The lyrics, which stand alongside the hardships endured and the efforts accumulated so far, perfectly mirror the athletes themselves.
It’s a song that will surely give you a push when you want to take on a challenge or begin something new.
Kaori Mochida’s powerful vocals are also inspiring.
PrayEvery Little Thing2rank/position
Released in 2000 as Every Little Thing’s 13th single.
The song was used in DyDo’s “Ti-Ha” commercial and Menard Cosmetics’ corporate CM for the Nagoya Women’s Marathon 2017, and it reached No.
2 on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart.
It’s an uplifting, positive song that turns weakness into strength.
Dear My FriendEvery Little Thing3rank/position
Kaori Mochida’s high notes give me a huge boost of energy.
It’s a song about love and friendship, but more than the lyrics, the melody is excellent—refreshing and uplifting.
The ’90s vibe brings back memories of my youth, so it’s sure to be very encouraging.
Grip!Every Little Thing4rank/position
A song released by Every Little Thing in 2003 as their 23rd single.
The synth-led intro is pleasantly memorable.
The message about “seizing this very moment” really makes you think about who and what truly matter to you—your loved ones and your dreams.
Beyond the message itself, the bittersweet melody that quietly flickers within the upbeat arrangement feels wonderfully comfortable.
Future WorldEvery Little Thing5rank/position
It was released in 1996 as Every Little Thing’s second single.
The song was used in a TDK commercial, and the youthful vocals of Kaori Mochida from their early days are particularly striking.
Though there’s fear and anxiety about heading into an unknown world, the powerful lyrics encourage breaking out of a timid shell and moving forward.
After this song, Every Little Thing’s popularity skyrocketed.
Shape Of LoveEvery Little Thing6rank/position
A song by Every Little Thing that depicts the struggle to make an unrequited love come true, it was also used as the theme song for the drama Resident Intern Nanako.
Its weighty sound is striking, evoking a strong will to fulfill love and an image of mustering one’s courage.
While it conveys the anxiety that confessing one’s feelings might bring everything to an end, it also portrays the determination to move forward bravely anyway.
It’s a track that really communicates how serious the singer is about their love.
Shapes Of LoveEvery Little Thing7rank/position
Shapes of Love, the sixth single by Every Little Thing, released in 1997.
Created with the idea of being a song that gets the crowd going at live shows, it has become a staple in ELT’s concerts.
It’s a love song that expresses the feelings of unrequited love—early on, it carries a slightly bittersweet tone, capturing the relatable “we’ve all been there” moments and the worries of a woman in love.
But when the chorus hits, it suddenly turns bright and decidedly uplifting, becoming a supportive anthem for anyone experiencing a one-sided crush.
