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KOHH's Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Before retiring, rapper KOHH not only pursued his own music career but also appeared on albums by major artists like Hikaru Utada and Mariah Carey.

Beyond music, he was active across a wide range of fields, including walking in fashion shows, directing a select shop, and presenting art works.

In 2024, he resumed activities under his real name, Yuki Chiba, and the release of his track “Team Tomodachi” quickly became a hot topic.

This time, we’re introducing a ranking of KOHH’s most popular songs!

KOHH's Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Think I’m FallingKOHH8rank/position

KOHH – “I Think I’m Falling” Official Video
Think I'm FallingKOHH

Hip-hop artist KOHH.

His “Think I’m Falling” is a masculine unrequited-love song that expresses a raw view of romance in a straightforward way.

The hybrid sound—combining the distinctive rhythms of trap music with future-bass-style synthesizers—gives it a modern vibe that sets it apart from conventional hip-hop.

The way it weaves in a sense of wistfulness and delicacy is deft, striking a just-right balance between hip-hop and pop elements.

It’s a track I recommend not only to those who want to fall seriously in love, but also to anyone who’s just starting something new.

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oblivionUtada Hikaru feat. Kohh9rank/position

Hikaru Utada – Oblivion featuring KOHH ft. KOHH
oblivionUtada Hikaru feat. Kohh

This is a unique track by the legendary diva Hikaru Utada featuring KOHH, a hardcore rapper who skyrocketed in popularity at a young age.

Starting with an ambient intro, the song probes the inner self with vocals brimming with melancholy and poignancy, becoming a hit especially among art-inclined people in their twenties.

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Real LoveKOHH10rank/position

KOHH – Real Love Official Video
Real LoveKOHH

Discovered by 318PRO, he rapidly rose to the ranks of Japan’s top rappers.

KOHH, whose recent collaboration with Hikaru Utada is still fresh in our memories, has a charismatic look that exudes star quality.

In this track, he puts aside a trap-style sound approach and raps, a bit playfully yet earnestly, about the journey from casual fun to love.

The line about not caring what people think because he used to be a player feels very real.

He’s graduated from chasing “bitches,” and delivers a love song that portrays young people’s relationships in an authentic, down-to-earth way.

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