EXILE's Popular Song Ranking [2026]
EXILE began activities in 2001 with six members, and their numbers have snowballed over time, making them a major idol group today.
This time, we’ve put together a ranking of their popular songs that could be called a compilation of their work.
It covers a wide range, from classic old favorites to recent hits.
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EXILE Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (21–30)
song for youEXILE29rank/position

It was released in 2002 as EXILE’s fourth single.
The song was used as the image song for Kanebo’s “REVUE” TV commercial, and TAKE from Skoop On Somebody participated in the chorus.
It’s a gentle medium-tempo ballad from EXILE’s early days.
Two LipsEXILE30rank/position

EXILE’s song is known as a poignant winter ballad.
The lyrics, which portray the deep bond between lovers and the complexity of their relationship, are likely to resonate with many listeners.
Released in November 2009, it was also used as the theme song for the Fuji TV drama “Tokyo DOGS.” This work is a moving love song that cherishes the time spent with a loved one and depicts the process of rediscovering oneself through that time.
It’s a recommended track for moments when you want to savor sweet time with your partner or reaffirm your feelings for someone special.
While there are no dance scenes in the music video, live footage features dance performances that are well worth seeing.
EXILE Popular Song Rankings [2026] (31–40)
gentle lightEXILE31rank/position

One song that shows how well a 16-beat pattern can fit a ballad is EXILE’s “Yasashii Hikari.” It’s a love ballad included on their 2009 album Toward a Beloved Future.
For a while from the intro, it’s a gentle, typical ballad, but once the chorus hits, the drum’s hi-hat switches to a 16-beat groove.
Because 16-beat ballads tend to have a slow tempo, the rhythmic subdivisions may feel even more distinct.
Fragments of Time ~Tokino Kakera~EXILE32rank/position

EXILE’s single “Toki no Kakera” (Fragments of Time), released in 2007, was used as the CM song for Samantha Thavasa’s “Samantha Tiara Jewelry.” It’s a ballad that colored the early days of EXILE’s Second Chapter, overflowing with the group’s signature style of the time—lyrics that gently seep in and a refreshing clarity.
The flowing melody line is also very pleasant.
The charm of this era feels truly one of a kind.
The song’s embracing atmosphere seems perfect not only for Christmas, but also for a proposal scene.
Heavenly WhiteEXILE33rank/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.
Joy-ride ~Drive of Ecstasy~EXILE34rank/position

This is a single released in 2016 by EXILE, the dance-vocal group known for hit songs like “Choo Choo TRAIN.” It’s a high-energy uptempo track brimming with a sense of speed, like sprinting under the summer blue sky, and just listening to it lifts your spirits.
The lyrics convey a wish for listeners to stay relaxed even on the big stage, bring out their true strength, and ride the wave of jubilation.
It was chosen as the theme song for Fuji TV’s broadcasts of the Rio de Janeiro Olympics.
It’s a must-listen for anyone who wants to ease their nerves when it’s crunch time.
One LoveEXILE35rank/position

A track included on EXILE’s fifth original album, “EXILE EVOLUTION,” released in 2007.
The sorrow and pain of losing someone precious are immeasurable.
The lyrics of this song read like a message from someone who has passed away to those left behind.
It’s a moving song that, while thinking of the person who’s gone, encourages you to live positively.


