Ken Yokoyama Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Not Fooling AnyoneKen Yokoyama21rank/position

Ken Yokoyama-Not Fooling Anyone(OFFICIAL VIDEO)

This is a song included on Ken Yokoyama’s third album, “Third Time’s A Charm,” released in 2007.

Set to a mid-tempo, gentle melody, the lyrics are movingly uplifting—encouraging the ones who are laughed at and reminding them they’re not alone.

PressureKen Yokoyama22rank/position

“Pressure” / Ken Yokoyama

It’s included on the second single, “Not Fooling Anyone.” While the single’s title track is the third track, this song is placed first.

Set to a fast pace that evokes the start of a new work, it sings of liberation from pressure and stress.

Remember MeKen Yokoyama23rank/position

Ken Yokoyama – Remember Me 【Album : Nothin’ But Sausage 】

This is a track included on the second album, “Nothin’ But Sausage.” It’s a slow rock song.

The atmosphere—nostalgic, lonely, and a little heart-wrenching—is very emotional.

The guitar solo is cool, and Ken Yokoyama’s voice carries a certain wistfulness that gives the song a very warm feel.

The Japanese translation is also wonderful, so be sure to check it out.

Ricky Punks ⅢKen Yokoyama24rank/position

Ken Yokoyama - Ricky Punks III (from the film Ken Yokoyama: Shippu Keisou Chapter)

The song “Ricky Punks” by ken band has become something of a series, and this is the third installment.

The lyrics reflect what Ken himself felt after the earthquake, and those feelings are projected onto Ricky.

It’s a track that will move you to the core.

Stay GoldKen Yokoyama25rank/position

Ken Yokoyama – Stay Gold (Live)

A self-cover of a classic by Ken Yokoyama’s own band, Hi-STANDARD—one that everyone has heard.

Despite being released in 1999, many people still hit maximum hype the moment the intro starts; it’s a staple anthem for live-show kids.

Ten Years From NowKen Yokoyama26rank/position

Ken Yokoyama-Ten Years From Now(OFFICIAL VIDEO)

This is a song included as the final track on Ken Yokoyama’s second album, “Nothin’ But Sausage,” released in 2005.

With lyrics that make you think about what the future will be like 10, 20, and 30 years from now, it’s a track in which Ken Yokoyama brings hope.

These Magic WordsKen Yokoyama27rank/position

Ken Yokoyama – These Magic Words(OFFICIAL VIDEO)

Ken Yokoyama, known for his work as a guitarist and singer-songwriter, released “These Magic Words” as his final single of 2023.

The song is a rock track featuring intense guitar sounds.

It’s got a really upbeat groove that’s likely to energize you when you listen.

Also, pay attention to the lyrics, which are said to have been written for children.

They convey a message that, little by little, everything is guided in a positive direction.

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We are fuckin oneKen Yokoyama28rank/position

Ken yokoyama We are fuckin one

It’s included as the first track on the 5th album, “Best Wishes.” While it’s an aggressive, fast-paced song, it’s also characterized by a melody that somehow suggests gentleness.

The lyrics share that atmosphere as well, making it a track that conveys their signature warmth—showing that even a punk rocker can reach out a helping hand.

WhyKen Yokoyama29rank/position

Ken Yokoyama -Why(OFFICIAL VIDEO)

This is a track included on Ken Yokoyama’s third album, “Third Time’s A Charm,” released in 2007.

The simple riff rides a lively rhythm, creating an ensemble that makes your body sway naturally, and the lyrics—belting out straightforward affection—are irresistibly heart-fluttering.

You And I, Against The WorldKen Yokoyama30rank/position

Ken Yokoyama – You And I, Against The World (OFFICIAL VIDEO)

Ken’s songs often carry powerful messages, and among them, I think this one has an especially strong message.

The lyrics, which feel like a push on the back—telling you that wishing can lead to fulfillment—really hit home.

Nothing will start if you just wait, so take the first step yourself; it’s a song that inspires that kind of mindset.