Ketsumeishi Popular Song Ranking [2026]

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Ketsumeishi “Party People”

When you hear it’s a party song by Ketsumeishi, you know you’re guaranteed to get hyped! This track, “Party People,” released digitally in 2021, is a high-energy number that amps up the festival and party vibes.

The music video features Eiko Kano, and his wild performance—doing calligraphy right after skydiving—also became a hot topic.

It’s the ultimate festival anthem that makes your body move, makes you want to clap, and lifts you out of any slump.

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Beer boy

The song released in December 2000 by Ketsumeishi, a popular Japanese hip-hop group, is a track that portrays a love for beer with a light, upbeat rhythm.

It sings about the joy beer brings and the fun of sharing drinks with friends, combining Ketsumeishi’s signature laid-back vibe with a catchy, pop-leaning melody.

Included on the album “Ketsuno Police,” it has maintained enduring popularity among fans.

There are also arranged versions, such as an Okinawa version, offering different atmospheres to enjoy.

It’s perfect for moments that make you crave a beer—like toasts at weddings or fun drinking get-togethers with friends!

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Seriously, five seconds before going live

A track included on the 6th album “Ketsunopolis 6,” released on June 25, 2008.

It’s an upbeat tune that opens the album, featuring Ketsumeishi’s signature smooth rap flow.

It’s so energetic that you’ll find yourself wanting to respond to the call-and-response of “Say Hoo.”

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Ketsumeishi “Like a Palm Tree”

This is one of the tracks from a triple A-side single released to mark the 15th anniversary of their major debut in 2016.

With many call-and-response sections, it’s a song that always gets the crowd going at live shows and festivals.

Its medium tempo will have you grooving in no time.

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What I want to convey

A song that quietly questions the workings of nature and the meaning of human existence has arrived from Ketsumeishi.

Included on the album Ketsunopolis 7, released in March 2011, this track uses trees and flowers as motifs to sing of the preciousness of life.

Through the changing seasons and rich colors, it gently reminds us that humans are also part of nature.

While retaining Ketsumeishi’s signature blend of hip-hop and reggae, the piece is arranged in a ballad style.

It might be perfect for a quiet spring afternoon, listening by the window.

Highly recommended for those who cherish time spent facing nature.