Jenny High is a five-member rock band that emerged from a segment on the variety show “BAZOOKA!!!” and rapidly gained recognition thanks to its star-studded lineup.
Featuring Enon Kawatani—central figure of indigo la End and Gesu no Kiwami Otome—alongside Ikkyu Nakajima of tricot, contemporary composer Takashi Niigaki, and comedians Kazuhiro Kokubu (Shingo Koyabu) and Kukkī!, their unconventional combination produces music that truly lives up to their band name, which implies “surpassing genius.”
This time, we’re introducing a ranking of Jenny High’s most popular songs.
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Getting hyped for a collaboration of geniuses! What are Jenny High’s most popular songs (1–10)?
Jenny High RhapsodyJenīhai1rank/position
Jenny High, formed around Enon Kawatani of Gesu no Kiwami Otome, drew attention for its unconventional lineup, with comedian Kazuya Kojima (Koyabu Kazutoyo) on drums and Kukki! on bass.
Their song “Jenny High Rhapsody” is a uniquely catchy pop tune that’s perfect to sing as a novelty pick at karaoke.
In this track, each instrumental member takes turns on vocals, making it even more exciting when you split parts among a group.
Be sure to try it at your next large-group karaoke session!
Delicate Lips feat. ChanminaJenīhai2rank/position
This track is a collaboration between the band Jenny High—known for its eclectic lineup—and the rapper Chanmina, who radiates overwhelming presence.
Released as a digital-only single in June 2021, it was later included as the opening track on the album Jennistar.
As you’d expect from a piece co-created by Enon Kawatani and Chanmina over about half a year, the band’s sophisticated sound melds beautifully with the raw, incisive rap.
The lyrics, where fortitude intersects with fragility, are perfect for those wrestling with love or wanting to feel the nighttime city air.
When you want to craft a stylish vibe in your Instagram Notes, this is an excellent choice.
No Makeup Star feat. UtaJenīhai3rank/position
A Jennie-High track whose catchy melody grabs you from the intro.
Released in September 2024, this work is a passionate collaboration with Uta.
Centered on the pressures of modern society and the struggle of self-expression, it carries a message of embracing your true self.
Jennie-High’s signature pop-rock sound intertwines exquisitely with Uta’s lustrous vocals to give you courage.
The lively intro is especially striking, and Enon’s unmistakable style bursts forth—you might just find yourself hitting repeat.
Madly in love with one eyeJenīhai4rank/position
As you know, this five-piece band of intensely individual talents—Enon Kawatani, Kazutoyo Koyabu, Cookie!, Ikkyu Nakajima, and Takashi Niigaki—delivers a sublime love song.
True to Kawatani’s style, the melody is slightly quirky yet irresistibly captivating, and above all, Niigaki’s flowing piano provides a deeply satisfying listen.
The lyrical beauty of the sound pairs perfectly with the poetic lyrics, resulting in an emotional track.
It’s a celebratory song about bittersweet love, brimming with hope for a new future.
Rubik LoveJenīhai5rank/position
This track is a pop number that portrays a frustrating, unrequited love, included on the second album “Jenny Star,” released in September 2021.
With a theme of a relationship that never quite aligns—like a Rubik’s Cube—it sings of missed connections, inner conflict, and a longing that refuses to give up.
The message, which gently embraces such complex emotions, becomes deeply relatable.
Over a lively groove, the interwoven ensemble of guitar and dazzling piano deftly expresses the wavering of a love that’s anything but straightforward.
It’s a song that will resonate with anyone struggling through a complicated romance.
That summer is becoming an addiction.Jenīhai6rank/position
Released in September 2025, this piece is a number that beautifully captures the fleeting nature of summer and the lingering afterimages of memory.
Alongside vivid scenic descriptions, it sings of unforgettable memories being etched ever deeper into the heart over time.
Takashi Niigaki’s crystal-clear piano melodies intertwine with Ikkyu Nakajima’s wistful yet resolute vocals, enveloping the entire track in a nostalgic atmosphere.
It can be described as a work that showcases the band’s ensemble, whose expressive power has grown even further since the album “Jenny Classic.” It’s the perfect song for immersing yourself in cherished memories that resurface at the end of summer.
Mr./Ms. CocoonJenīhai7rank/position
This song takes the cocoon—an insect’s chrysalis—as its theme and sings about wanting to reclaim the flutter of a first love.
It has a cynical yet pop sensibility, and Ikkyu Nakajima’s vocals, combining sweetness and bite, deepen the world of the track.
Released in November 2020, it’s also included on the acclaimed album “Jenny Star.” Recommended for moments when you want to boost a sweet yet resilient sense of self-affirmation, or when you feel like immersing yourself in stylish, bittersweet pop.