Hannya’s Popular Song Rankings [2026]
Hannya, a rapper who debuted in 2000 in the “Far East Area.” As the final boss on the freestyle rap battle show “Freestyle Dungeon,” he makes a strong impression with his distinctive persona.
Here are his most popular tracks, presented in a ranking.
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Hannya’s Popular Song Rankings [2026] (11–20)
sleep-talkinghannya11rank/position
Hannya’s classic track, “Negoto” (“Sleep Talk”).
He’s one of the rappers who represent Japanese hip-hop, able to pull off any style—from serious to playful.
Among his catalog, “Negoto” is a piece that leans especially hard into the playful side.
When this track was released, the show “Freestyle Dungeon” was on air, and part of a verse features DOTAMA showing up in the lyrics.
It really hits the spot, so if you’re into MC battles, this is a must-check!
Haishinda feat. SAMI-T from Mighty Crownhannya12rank/position
When you’re fed up with all the negative information flooding society, Hannya’s track is the one that’ll clear your head.
This song packs sharp messages to society and a powerful commitment to self-expression into playful wordplay, making it a truly soul-stirring piece.
With Mighty Crown’s SAMI-T on board, the heat of reggae and dancehall fuses with hip-hop, directly stirring the listener’s emotions.
Originally included in the April 2013 remix compilation “NITRAID PRESENTS THE FUTURE ONES,” it later became a key lead single for the highly acclaimed album “Concert” released in July of the same year.
Whenever daily stress or uncontrollable anger feels like it’s about to make you explode, give it a listen.
Hannya’s powerful rap is guaranteed to sweep away your frustration!
Family (feat. KOHH)hannya13rank/position
Hannya, a craftsman who turns pain into words.
His songs are filled with lyrics that feel like they shave away at the soul, powerfully shaking the listener’s emotions.
One of his masterpieces is “Kazoku (feat.
KOHH).” With unadorned words, it captures complex feelings toward a father and the inescapable fate of “family.” KOHH’s guest verse also speaks earnestly about his own upbringing, and the contrast between the two hits you right in the heart.
Featured on the album “#Birthday,” released in July 2014, this track has long been cherished by fans.
If you struggle with your roots or carry emotions you can’t neatly sort out, it’s sure to resonate deeply.
It’s a tearjerker—have a handkerchief ready.
Be sure to check it out.
to livehannya14rank/position
Hannya is a legend in the hip-hop scene—arguably the worst and best MC in rap history.
His tracks are packed with lyrics that pierce the heart, and even his comedic songs carry deep messages.
One of his masterpieces is “Ikiru” (To Live).
It highlights the so-called “ordinary” things hidden in everyday life, and teaches us—through punchlines—that the only way to achieve growth and success is by tackling each of those ordinary tasks, one by one.
If you need something to fire you up, definitely give it a listen.
BATTLE SUMMITⅡBenjazzy vs Hannya15rank/position
This is the battle between Benjazzy and Hannya that took place in the finals of BATTLE SUMMIT II.
The match unfolds with Benjazzy trying to push through while showing respect, and Hannya accepting that feeling as he fights back.
It starts almost like a conversation, but gradually their emotions intensify, and the power of their words and the sharpness of their rhymes stand out.
When Hannya eggs him on to hit him with stronger words to draw out his full power, you can feel his manly spirit too.
NEW YEAR’S DAYtha BOSS feat. Hannya16rank/position
This is a solo track by tha BOSS of THA BLUE HERB—a collaboration featuring Hannya as a guest.
It looks back on the events of that year one by one, offering words of encouragement for making it to the year’s end after getting through it all.
It carefully depicts changes in one’s circumstances over the year and the accompanying shifts in emotion, while also touching on the precious things that remain unchanged.
Precisely because the year held its share of hardships, the song expresses how the memories and bonds built with friends feel all the more valuable.
You’re not here.hannya17rank/position
Hannya, known for serving as the final boss on Freestyle Dungeon and for pulling off a successful show at the Budokan, is a figure every hip-hop fan knows.
The song he wrote to pour out the loneliness he carries is “Kimi ga Inai” (“You’re Not Here”).
In the lyrics, Hannya is depicted facing off against “loneliness,” personified.
It’s a song anyone can relate to as if it were their own story.
It’s also a great entry point for learning about his background and character.
MOGURA -Barefoot-hannya18rank/position
A bittersweet, hard-edged track that reflects the harsh realities of the city.
Released digitally on January 10, 2025, the song drew attention as the tie-in for the ABEMA original drama “Metropolitan Police Department Narcotics Control Division MOGURA.” The rap woven by Hannya and the others balances rawness with lyricism, while the sound carries a somewhat inorganic atmosphere.
Its real lyrics, focused on society’s darker side, are sure to resonate deeply.
When you want to confront contradictions and inner conflict, this might be the song for you.
Once Again (feat. Red Eye)hannya19rank/position
A fiery collaboration from Hannya that links the drama’s story with raw real-life struggle.
Released in February 2025, this is an inspiration song for the ABEMA original drama “Metropolitan Police Department Narcotics Control Division MOGURA.” Featuring the talented young rapper Red Eye, the track is striking for the way these two artists from different generations urge themselves to “stay strong.” It was later included on the album “Last Answer,” becoming a key song at the core of the work.
By laying bare past mistakes and loneliness without hiding them, yet still choosing to rise again and again, the song stirs the heart just by listening.
It’s an anthem that has your back—one you’ll want to hear when you’ve failed but want to try again, or when your heart feels close to breaking.
It will go well.hannya20rank/position
Hannya’s track “It’ll Work Out” blows away that crushing anxiety and gives you the strength to face straight ahead.
Released in December 2021, it was also included on the following year’s album Warai-jini.
Over Kiwy’s wistful piano track, positive lines repeatedly affirm that it’s okay even without solid proof.
Put out on his own label, the song also drew attention for its music video, which was produced in a drama style.
Even when you’re stuck, that determination to force a turnaround through the power of words is truly stirring.
Give it a listen when you’re taking on something new or need to fire yourself up—you’ll surely feel energy welling up for tomorrow.