KOHH's Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

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KOHH – “I Don’t Care About Being Poor” Official Video

In contemporary hip-hop, trap music is indispensable.

The rapper KOHH, who performs “I Don’t Care About Being Poor,” is said to be a pioneer in popularizing trap music in Japan—a true contributor to the hip-hop scene.

This song depicts his upbringing and is crafted in classic trap fashion.

The rap is not very difficult, so you might add your own twist when singing it at karaoke.

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Ryo

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KOHH – “Airplane” Official Video (Dir. Havit Art Studio)

From the opening chorus, a song begins that feels incredible to sing and to listen to.

KOHH is hugely popular overseas—at his shows in France, the crowd even sings along in Japanese.

As a rapper, he’s known for a relatively slow delivery, which makes his songs easier to try at karaoke.

To avoid it sounding like a mere nasal voice, focus on emphasizing consonants and hitting the first syllable of rhyming words strongly.

It may sound like casual speech, but his uniquely original rap style is surprisingly hard to imitate and never gets old.

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Masuda Bunka

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Super Star

Koji Takeda excelled in wrestling from his elementary school days, achieving various results before switching to mixed martial arts.

After making his professional debut with BRAVE and capturing a title in DEEP, he joined RIZIN in 2019.

His entrance theme is “Super Star” by hip-hop MC KOHH.

The track is notable for its solemn atmosphere unfolding at a relaxed tempo, evoking an image of confronting one’s own heart.

The lyrics seem to express a resolve to pursue one’s goals, and the song conveys a quiet fighting spirit.

It feels as though it teaches that overcoming oneself is the first step toward moving into the future.

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kappamaki

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KOHH – I Want a Billion feat. Taka (360 Degree)

It’s crafted into a heavy, rock-flavored track.

Featuring KOHH—a rapper with overwhelmingly world-class skills—and Taka from ONE OK ROCK, this song was born from their collaboration.

The chemistry with Taka is outstanding, and it makes you want to keep cranking up your earbuds’ volume.

Blending rock and dance music, bringing together KOHH and Taka—there are plenty of highlights here, so be sure to listen to it once in a setting where you can turn it up loud! It would be incredible to hear it live or at a festival.

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KOHH – “Every Day” Official Video

This is a classic rap track by Ko, an artist with overwhelming charisma whose simple yet evocative and heartfelt lyrics leave a lasting impression.

With an urban finish that elevates it into something deeply resonant, it’s a production I’d especially recommend to listeners in their twenties.

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KOHH “JUNJI TAKADA” Official Video

If there’s one song that catapulted KOHH’s name into the mainstream, it’s this one.

A controversial work that drew media attention for his ideas and sense, it was even picked up on Junji Takada’s radio show and acknowledged by the man himself.

The track vividly reflects KOHH’s harrowing past and identity, widely known through his VICE interview video.

While recent hip-hop often seems to mock the gangster image, KOHH goes straight for it.

His old-school hip-hop fashion sense, hairstyle, and full-body tattoos were also praised as cool!

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KOHH – Cicadas in July

The song included on KOHH’s album “The Lost Tapes” overlays the fleeting nature of life with the image of a cicada struggling to live, creating a work that conveys the raw power of existence.

Set to a groove-driven track, the lyrics confront life’s impermanence while preaching the value of living earnestly.

It’s a striking message song that contemplates life and death—one you should definitely listen to now, at the height of summer.