GO!GO!7188 Popular Song Rankings [2026]

The Moon and the ShellGO!GO!718850rank/position

GO!GO!7188 Moon and Shell

A track included on GO!GO!7188’s third album, Tategami.

This song, which declares “I’ll become a rabbit that doesn’t sleep,” is about Akko’s everyday life.

It’s a rock number that sets various feelings about daily life to melody.

Shallows of SleepGO!GO!718851rank/position

GO!GO! 7188 – The Shallows of Sleep

It’s a song that stirs a range of emotions—bittersweet, heartrending, and sweet—depending on the listener.

It has a comforting quality that makes you want to keep it on repeat, and it never gets old.

The vocalist, Yuu, has a distinctly traditional Japanese tone to their voice, and this track lets that quality shine to the fullest.

ThoughtsGO!GO!718852rank/position

Go!Go!7188 Kangae Goto – Thinking Things Over

This is a song where the vocalist’s singing ability truly shines.

It’s a slow-tempo track, which makes the band’s tight performance stand out, and the vocals slip smoothly into your ears for a very pleasant listen.

The sultry tone of the voice is incredibly captivating.

A.M.7:30GO!GO!718853rank/position

A.M.7:30

A track included on their sixth single, “Ah, Youth.” It’s a song about a young girl’s morning, and the chorus’s distinctive lyrics really stand out.

Overall it’s a hard-edged number with a heavy feel—very much a GO!GO! 7188 kind of song.

Love SongGO!GO!718854rank/position

Koi No Uta

This is a song by GO! GO! 7188, a three-piece rock band that was once active.

Backed by a simple, straightforward sound driven by crunchy guitar tones, a melodic and powerful vocal soars.

The guitar solo in the middle is also really cool.

Honest Feelings BalloonGO!GO!718855rank/position

Honne Fuusen

A track included on the album “Gyotaku.” It’s a mid-tempo rock number.

While it’s not unheard of, it’s relatively rare for a rock song—especially in the chorus—to use a waltz-like rhythm, that “zun-cha-cha” pulse, which makes it an intriguing listen.

TokyoGO!GO!718856rank/position

Tokyo

A song that starts with a heavy, quiet bassline, then the guitar comes in, then the vocals, gradually easing into the track.

Overall it’s a bass-driven, heavy song, but it matches GO!GO!7188’s vibe really well and turns into a very cool piece.