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Hey! Say! JUMP Popular Song Rankings [2026]

Those of you in your 20s to 30s probably saw them often on music shows.

The Heisei era is about to end, but I think they were one of the groups that defined the times.

This time, I’ve selected some of their popular songs.

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Hey! Say! JUMP Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (71–80)

Baby I Love YouHey! Say! JUMP71rank/position

This B-side, included on the regular edition of the single “Give Me Love” released in December 2016, is a number created as a New Year’s greeting song.

The lyrics begin with scenes of the year-end cityscape and straightforwardly sing of love for someone dear and the resolve to “stay together from here on.” Its danceable melody and the members’ choral work build a positive, uplifting energy.

It’s perfect for conveying gratitude and unchanging bonds to friends and companions you haven’t seen in a while at reunions or New Year’s gatherings.

A warm, encouraging song that lets you say, “Thank you, and I look forward to many more years together,” at the turning of the year.

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OVERHey! Say! JUMP72rank/position

This group is also a popular group from Johnny & Associates, like Arashi.

Looking back at the 2011 rankings, almost all of the top ten were dominated by AKB-related acts and Johnny’s idols.

Their momentum still shows no sign of slowing, so this trend will likely continue for the foreseeable future.

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Snow WhiteHey! Say! JUMP73rank/position

A gem-like winter ballad by Hey! Say! JUMP featured on the album “Fab! -Music speaks.-,” which embraces the unique theme of “Music × Fairy Tales.” Released in December 2020, the song also drew attention for being written and composed by the popular singer-songwriter Shota Shimizu.

Inspired by “Snow White,” it portrays a romantic world where freezing cold and heart-melting warmth coexist—such a beautiful concept.

It’s perfect for those moments when you want to sing tenderly while thinking of someone special.

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