Hilcrhyme Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

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Hilcrhyme – “Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter” Music Video

Released in September 2009, this single catapulted Hilcrhyme to nationwide fame.

It became one of their signature songs, securing numerous tie-ins, including TBS’s CDTV and commercials for RecoChoku.

With lyrics that weave a vow to walk alongside a loved one through the changing seasons, it has long been cherished as a staple for weddings and anniversaries.

The pleasing blend of hip-hop rhythms and piano melodies is likely etched deeply in the memories of the generation who were students at the time.

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Hilcrhyme 'Tomo yo' Music Video

This song is filled with gratitude toward a cherished best friend with whom one spent their youth, and with warm wishes celebrating the start of a new chapter in life.

Blending comfortable rap and melody, its heartfelt lyrics evoke past memories and present joy, moving the listener.

Released in June 2011 as the B-side to the single “no one,” which was selected as the opening theme for the Nippon TV program “Happy Music” in June 2011, it’s the perfect number to celebrate a loved one’s new beginning, such as a wedding.

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Hilcrhyme – “Sousouka” Music Video

Hilcrhyme’s “Sousouka” captures the feelings you want to convey to someone you love and cherish.

Released in 2013, it was also the theme song for the drama “Yurichika e: A Message from Mom,” starring Takako Tokiwa.

The song is filled with emotions and love that everyone has likely felt at some point in life—feelings so important that you can’t help but express them.

Whether you think of your parents, siblings, partner, or child, the lyrics will likely resonate.

Many will relate to lines that imagine losing someone even while they’re right in front of you.

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It’s okayHilcrhyme4rank/position

Hilcrhyme – “Daijoubu” Music Video / “It’s Okay” Music Video

Hilcrhyme’s “Daijoubu” is a heartwarming song themed around the magic words that dispel anxiety and loneliness, expressing a deep, enveloping love for someone special.

Released as a single in April 2010, it masterfully fuses hip-hop-inspired rhythm with melodious vocals.

It was featured as the ending theme for TV Asahi’s “Onegai! Ranking” and used in commercials for streaming services, resonating with many listeners.

As roles at work and in daily life multiply, we often push ourselves without noticing, until suddenly it feels like a thread might snap.

This song offers gentle solace for those moments when you’ve tried too hard and your heart is tired—softly easing tension and bringing a sense of healing.

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Hilcrhyme "Run" Music Video

Hilcrhyme, who have gained popularity with tracks based on hip-hop infused with sounds like piano and strings, present this title song from Hilcrhyme TOUR 2023 “Hashire” (“Run”), which was also featured as an insert song in the film “Okashira-tsuki.” The powerful lyrics, which give you a push forward while deftly rhyming, encourage troubled hearts.

With a refreshing yet grand ensemble that makes you feel a tailwind, it’s a pop tune you’ll want to sing at karaoke.

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The Ambition

It’s a hip-hop track that radiates fierce determination, and it’s so powerful it fires you up just by listening.

The song is by Hilcrhyme and is included on the album “24/7 LOVE,” released in November 2024.

It expresses the mindset of a challenger and a strong will to face difficulties head-on.

It reminds you of the importance of continually moving forward toward your dreams and goals, making it perfect for times when you want to psych yourself up or boost your motivation.

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Hilcrhyme – “I Can’t Say It, I Can’t Say It” Music Video

It’s the 18th single, released in 2015.

Created as the ending theme for the TV Tokyo anime “Actually, I Am,” this song expresses the frustration of being unable to confess your feelings to someone you like.

It’s a track that perfectly captures adolescent romance and leaves you with a sweet-and-sour feeling.