Popular Heartbreak Song Rankings [2026]
We’re excited to present the monthly Top 100 breakup songs in one go, ranked by the number of views from the popular breakup song charts!
Getting over the pain of a breakup can be really tough.
Even if you try to refresh yourself by stress-eating or going out and having as much fun as you can, sometimes the gloom just won’t lift.
In times like that, try sorting out your feelings with breakup songs that resonate and that so many people relate to—and take a step toward your next love.
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Popular Heartbreak Song Rankings [2026] (91–100)
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Released digitally in January 2022, it was selected as the theme song for ABEMA’s romance reality show “Kyou, Suki ni Narimashita.
Mikan Arc.” For this piece, the melody was crafted first, then carefully layered with the tones of an acoustic guitar to complete the track, and it looks back on an unrequited love.
The protagonist’s feelings—overcoming the pain of a love that never came true and trying to move forward into the future—resonate quietly alongside her clear, transparent vocals.
It’s a song that will stay by your side on a night just after heartbreak, when you wish to face forward once again.
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It was played for about a year as the ending theme song for Nippon TV’s late-night news program “news zero.” With happy news and sad news in the background, I used to listen to this song every night as I drifted off to sleep.
It doesn’t particularly tackle social issues, but Aimyon’s down-to-earth lyrics about her everyday feelings carry a certain helpless, heartrending quality.
Partings between people make you tear up, no matter the situation.
The “even so, tomorrow will come” vibe in the lyrics feels like Aimyon is giving you courage!