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EXILE’s Most Moving Songs and Popular Tracks Ranking [2026]

Here is the popularity ranking of EXILE’s most moving songs—EXILE has remained an overwhelmingly popular group in Japan for a long time.

EXILE has released not only dance numbers but also many emotionally touching songs.

I’m sure there are songs that will give you a push forward.

EXILE’s Most Moving Songs and Popular Tracks Ranking [2026]

Promise ~promises~EXILE8rank/position

EXILE / Yakusoku ~promises~ (Recording Movie)
Promise ~promises~EXILE

A heartwarming ballad by EXILE themed around a promise to meet again.

Created as the final work featuring ATSUSHI and TAKAHIRO as the duo on vocals, who have long led the group, the song’s lyrics were written by ATSUSHI.

It is filled with unwavering bonds that remain strong even when apart and a firm hope for the future.

Played at important milestones like graduation ceremonies or farewell gatherings to express gratitude, it will surely envelop the entire venue in a warm, moving atmosphere.

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Happy BirthdayEXILE9rank/position

If you’re looking for a song to celebrate a birthday, how about Happy Birthday by EXILE? It might not be one of EXILE’s most famous tracks, but it’s apparently a staple among fans for birthday celebrations and is often sung at karaoke.

The lyrics express various kinds of love in straightforward words, so whoever you give it to will surely be delighted.

Saitō Ayumu
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Heavenly WhiteEXILE10rank/position

EXILE is a dance and vocal group that thrills fans with an overwhelming live performance often described as the pinnacle of entertainment in the J-POP scene.

The song “Heavenly White,” included on their 7th album, To Our Beloved Future, was used as an insert song in the TV drama Tokyo DOGS.

Its lyrics, which wish happiness for someone unforgettable even after a breakup, are likely to resonate with anyone who has had a similar experience.

This sentimental number, adorned with sweet and soulful vocals, colors the cold season.

Hoshino Takashi
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