EXILE's Popular Song Ranking [2026]

Galaxy Express 999EXILE92rank/position

EXILE / Galaxy Express 999

EXILE, the dance and vocal group that captivates fans with overwhelming singing ability and dynamic dance performances.

Their song “Ginga Tetsudo 999,” used in the commercial for Kirin ZERO, is also known for being a cover of Godiego’s hit tune released in 1979.

Preserving the original’s exhilarating feel, its catchy melody—woven with clear, resonant vocals—makes it a perfect fit for a beverage commercial as well.

While adding their own color, they convey respect for the original, reminding us that true classics never fade with time—an irresistible pop tune.

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Hoshino Takashi

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wishEXILE93rank/position

With “Negai,” EXILE ATSUSHI makes his television debut at the Beijing Spring Festival Gala

Written in part by ATSUSHI, this piece carries a heartfelt wish to keep praying for lasting peace with a broad and generous spirit, and to protect the children—both their present and their future.

It’s a very warm song that showcases ATSUSHI’s vocals.

STEP UPEXILE94rank/position

EXILE / STEP UP (Lyric Video)

This sixth installment in the six-month consecutive new song release project “EXILE FRIDAY” is a dance tune that spotlights new jack swing, which is also at the core of EXILE’s roots.

Once you hear this track, you’ll want to cut loose and party until morning! If you’re heading out on a snowboarding trip with your guy friends, I recommend listening to this song on the way!

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Galaxy Express 999EXILE feat. VERBAL（m-flo）95rank/position

EXILE / EXILE LIVE TOUR 2010 “FANTASY” “Galaxy Express 999” / EXILE feat. VERBAL (m-flo)

It was a single released by Godiego in 1979 and was used as the theme song for the film version of Galaxy Express 999 (The Galaxy Express 999).

EXILE covered it on their 2008 best-of album EXILE CATCHY BEST.

This cover also features VERBAL (m-flo), and it’s a song that really energizes live performances.

SCREAMGLAY × EXILE96rank/position

Joshu A Cappella New Year Party Shock PA! RA! SCREAM / GLAY × EXILE

This is also a collaboration track.

The collaboration with EXILE was a huge topic at the time.

Both the song and the music video featuring all the members were incredibly cool, and it was often sung at karaoke.

It’s a song I’d love people who only know the current EXILE to listen to.

WON’T BE LONGKouda Kumi/EXILE97rank/position

Kumi Koda / WON’T BE LONG

A song by female singer Kumi Koda—praised for her powerful vocals and emotional resonance—and the dance & vocal group EXILE, who have secured unwavering popularity with their unrivaled high-level performances.

Since the original number was released by the Bubblegum Brothers in 1990 and became a major hit, it’s widely recognized across generations and always livens up karaoke.

Beyond its catchy melody, the off-beat rhythm is the key to this track, making it a duet song where you’ll want to lean into the groove when singing it at karaoke.

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Hoshino Takashi

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Breezin’ 〜Together〜EXILE98rank/position

Together

It has a bright, pop sound, but the lyrics are filled with a resolve to protect her for a lifetime.

It’s popular as a song dedicated to the woman you’ve decided to marry.

While a couple’s days together bring all kinds of things, listening to this song makes you feel like you can overcome them—it’s an upbeat, happy track.

It’s an early EXILE song from when they had the twin-vocal lineup of ATSUSHI and SHUN.

It was used as the theme song for the TBS drama “Hotman.”