GLAY Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

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GLAY / RUN (GLAY HALL TOUR 2009 THE GREAT VACATION)

A song that was released as a new track at the time on Disc 3 of GLAY’s best-of album “THE GREAT VACATION VOL.1 ~SUPER BEST OF GLAY~,” which came out in 2009.

At the large-scale concert held at Nissan Stadium in Kanagawa to celebrate the 15th anniversary of their major debut, it also drew major attention when vocalist TERU sang this song while running along the 360-degree runway surrounding the stage.

STREET LIFEGLAY72rank/position

GLAY / STREET LIFE

A fan favorite created in honor of GLAY’s 10th debut anniversary.

In contrast to the simultaneously released single “BEAUTIFUL DREAMER,” this song lets you feel GLAY’s gentle side.

It not only conveys the life GLAY has walked, but also offers listeners a chance to reflect on their own journeys.

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SAKI

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GLAY / Supernova Express 2016 (short ver.)

The Hokkaido Shinkansen opened in March 2016.

This is the campaign song written specifically for the commercial that promoted it.

Its up-tempo pace and exhilarating sense of speed—evoking the Shinkansen—make it an exciting listen.

Thank you for your loveGLAY74rank/position

GLAY / Thank you for your love

This is a song that TERU originally released as a personal acoustic performance on Twitter for victims of the Great East Japan Earthquake, later arranged and distributed as a GLAY charity single.

It marks the first time a song composed by a member other than TAKURO has been released as a single.

It is included only on the Taiwan edition of the album “GLAY.”

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GLAY / VERB

Their 38th single.

This song became the opening theme for ‘ONGAKU SENSHI MUSIC FIGHTER’ and is a quintessential GLAY-style rock number.

From the intro, the guitar riff and harmonics showcase HISASHI’s signature flair.

It’s a track brimming with a sense of speed.

everKrackGLAY76rank/position

GLAY / everKrack

A work by GLAY, the four-piece rock band that has set numerous milestones—such as CD sales and concert attendance—and continues to lead the J-POP scene at the forefront.

It’s the opening track of their 43rd single, “G4・II -THE RED MOON-,” and it drew attention for being an A-side single composed by a member other than TAKURO, who had been the main composer since their debut.

With effects-laden, noisy backing and a brief yet impactful fast solo, the track showcases a depth to GLAY as a band that isn’t typically associated with a technical image.

It’s a number that differs from their pop and melodious songs, and one that really fires up the crowd live.

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Hoshino Takashi

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the other end of the globeGLAY77rank/position

GLAY / the other end of the globe (short ver.)

This song is included on GLAY’s 14th major original album and was released in 2017.

It was chosen as the theme song for the MBS/TBS drama “Final Fantasy XIV: Dad of Light.” Composed by TERU with lyrics co-written by TERU and TAKURO, it showcases a new frontier for GLAY.