King Gnu Popular Song Ranking [2026]

King Gnu MedleyKing Gnu43rank/position

King Gnu Medley (2017–2023) 46 Songs Ver. 2

King Gnu is a four-piece rock band hailed as the Tokyo New Mixture Style, thanks to each member’s high level of musicianship and diverse musical backgrounds.

Their one-of-a-kind songs distill sophisticated, niche musicality into J-pop, consistently meeting fans’ expectations.

In this medley, you can fully experience King Gnu’s appeal with widely acclaimed Shironeko (Hakujitsu), the breezy, upbeat Teenager Forever, and the wistful Chameleon, among others.

It’s a medley with depth—be sure to pay attention to the intricate structures of each track as you listen.

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Hoshino Takashi

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LuminanceHara Marihiko feat. Iguchi Satoru (King Gnu)44rank/position

[Theme Song MV] Film “National Treasure” | Theme song “Luminance” by Marihiko Hara feat. Satoru Iguchi (King Gnu)

A sound world where tranquility and passion coexist—it’s breathtakingly beautiful.

This ballad pairs Kyoto-based musician Marihiko Hara with King Gnu vocalist Satoru Iguchi.

It was newly written as the theme song for the film “National Treasure,” released in June 2025, which became a record-breaking hit with box-office revenues exceeding 17.3 billion yen.

Over a minimalist tapestry woven from piano and electronic textures, the song traces a soul’s journey toward liberation from pain and fear.

Iguchi’s delicate yet soaring vocals impart a celebratory radiance befitting the film’s grand finale.

Also included on the album “National Treasure: Original Soundtrack,” this piece is perfect for revisiting the film’s moving afterglow whenever you wish to immerse yourself in it again.

King Gnu Live at TOKYO DOMEKing Gnu45rank/position

“King Gnu Live at TOKYO DOME” Official Trailer | Prime Video

King Gnu is a rock band that shot to prominence when their 2019 release “Hakujitsu” was chosen as the theme song for the TV drama Innocence: Wrongly Accused Lawyer.

Their Live at TOKYO DOME captures on film their first-ever Tokyo Dome concerts, which drew 100,000 attendees over two days.

It’s a great way to listen through songs that condense their broad musical range developed over nearly five years—perfect for anyone looking to get into King Gnu!

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Yuuki

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Summer RaindiverKing Gnu46rank/position

Srv. Vinci – Summer Rain Diver

King Gnu is a name that virtually everyone in the younger generation now recognizes.

Their song “Summer Rain Diver” is included as the closing track on their first full-length album, Tokyo Rendez-Vous, released in 2017.

The title, taken literally, suggests “swimming in the summer rain,” and the track evokes a beautiful, crystal-clear image of summer rain.

The high-toned chorus is also a real pleasure to the ear.

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utatane

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foamKing Gnu47rank/position

King Gnu – Bubbles

King Gnu consistently draws major attention with every new release.

Their 2021 digital single “Awa” (“Bubbles”) features a distinctive, mysterious melody that vividly evokes bubbles forming and bursting—just as the title suggests.

The song was chosen as the theme for the film The Sun Does Not Move, starring Tatsuya Fujiwara, as well as for its drama series The Sun Does Not Move – THE ECLIPSE -.

Its lyrics portray bubbles popping and vanishing in an instant, mirroring people who suddenly disappear one day or lives that are lost without warning.

Life is fragile and heartrending; it can change completely—or end—in a moment.

This is a song that makes you want to reflect deeply on what your own life really is.

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SAKI

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