Japanese Hip-Hop Popularity Rankings [2026]
We’ve picked out Japanese hip-hop tracks that have been popular so far.
We’re introducing them in a ranked list based on play counts, from most to least.
Check this out to see what kinds of tracks are trending and use it as a reference.
We’re also updating the playlist.
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Japanese Hip-Hop Popularity Rankings [2026] (81–90)
Switch (Prod. Cosaqu)Umeda Saifā85rank/position

A hit song by Umeda Cypher that you’ll want to play as a summer anthem.
The track stands out with its fiery, powerful rap.
Released in July 2024, it’s included on the album “Unfold Collective.” The lyrics portray a determination to face adversity and a hunger for success, resonating strongly with listeners.
Cosaqu’s energetic beat is another highlight.
Perfect for when you want to push through the heat or take on something new.
White NiteDS455 + BIG RON86rank/position

Despite first impressions, it’s actually a romantic love song.
It earnestly voices a man’s feelings for the woman he admires.
The track features a gentle melody and a pleasant beat, making it easy to listen to even for newcomers to hip-hop.
Fla$hBackSFla$hBackS87rank/position

They’ve put together an incredibly cool track rapping over a classic piece.
Though they’re a young group that started in 2011, their rhymes are impressive and stylish.
The song has a chic vibe and a confident presence.
Pointless 5 feat. PUNPEESuchadarapā & STUTS88rank/position

This track blends a street vibe with a cool sound.
Released on May 17, 2024, it drew significant attention when the music video dropped.
Produced by trackmaker STUTS, with raps by Scha Dara Parr and PUNPEE, it’s a song whose calm atmosphere brings a sense of peace when you listen.
It’s recommended not only for hip-hop fans but also for those who aren’t very familiar with hip-hop.
Honey Buns ft. AwichNENE89rank/position

This track shines with a free-spirited lifestyle and rich expressiveness.
The unique world created by the collaboration between NENE and Awich is truly captivating.
Over a trap-based beat, the two deliver distinctive rap performances.
Released on June 7, 2024, the song stands out for its cosmopolitan musicality.
Elements like recording in Los Angeles and the innovative visuals of the music video further enhance its appeal.
It’s a recommended listen for those who resonate with youth culture and contemporary lifestyles.
ochatime23.exe90rank/position

This is a track posted in June 2020 by 23.exe, who mainly produces dance music.
It’s literally a song about tea time, and Miku Hatsune’s laid-back rap is just too cute.
The groove is insanely comfortable—almost squirm-inducing—and the flow is addictive.
It seems to be popular with overseas listeners, too.
It’s heartwarming.
I think it fits perfectly not only for a leisurely tea time on days off, but also for a break after work or while sipping a canned coffee.
When you need healing, ‘ochatime’ is the only choice!
Japanese Hip-Hop Popularity Rankings [2026] (91–100)
Too-Insane Skill 10 feat. Rhymester UnionRappa Gariya91rank/position

A three-MC hip-hop unit that has continually delivered their striking style to the world ever since they sent the ferocious “Yabasugiru Skill” to the legendary 1995 compilation album Infamy.
On this release, they feature Infumiaigumi, the Naniwa backyard rhyme collective that has repeatedly fused and split, constantly evolving and deepening their craft.
A classic Japanese rap track where both parties’ rhyme-centric skills intertwine over a cool, rock-influenced beat.
You hardly ever hear such a richly layered track these days!


