KREVA’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

ExpertKREVA8rank/position

KREVA 「Expert」 MUSIC VIDEO

This is a commercial for the BYD ATTO 3, a model from the manufacturer that makes electric vehicles.

The ad highlights its cutting-edge interior and powerful performance, and it likely caught the interest of many viewers.

The background music features “Expert” by KREVA, also known as a member of KICK THE CAN CREW.

With its gentle track and uplifting lyrics, this song is sure to support many listeners as an anthem of encouragement.

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Hane Keisuke

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I wish you would come (feat. Masamune Kusano from SPITZ)KREVA9rank/position

I wish you would come (feat. Masamune Kusano from SPITZ)

A 2007 track featuring Masamune Kusano from Spitz.

Over a lonely-tinged beat, KREVA’s flow is steady yet suffused with humanity.

Not being able to see someone when you want to is really tough, isn’t it? “I wish you’d come to see me…” That feeling is captured in the co-written lyrics, and Kusano’s clear, transparent vocals amplify the bittersweet mood.

The contrast and interplay between the rap and the singing from the two artists pierce the heart.

It’s a song that stands by and supports various kinds of love—breakups, long-distance relationships, and more.

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KEI

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StartKREVA10rank/position

Start

This is a track by KREVA, a hip-hop singer also well known as a member of KICK THE CAN CREW.

It was released in 2005 as his fifth single.

The lyrics candidly express the feelings of parting with a lover.

It’s a heartbreak song that’s sad yet a little uplifting.

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Araki Jakkan

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Forever StudentKREVA11rank/position

KREVA – Forever Student

This song delivers the message that “growth stops when you stop learning.” It commemorates the 20th anniversary of KREVA’s solo career and was released in November 2024.

Using the metaphor of retying shoelaces, it expresses a commitment to keep taking on challenges.

You can feel the drive to pursue growth over stability.

It’s a track that reflects KREVA’s boundary-defying approach to genre.

Recommended for when you want to return to basics or take on something new.

Rassera!KREVA12rank/position

Rassera!

This track is inspired by Aomori’s vibrant summer festivals.

It masterfully fuses traditional festival music with contemporary rap, delivering a message that speaks straight to the listener’s heart.

KREVA’s exceptional command of language and dynamic flow offer a glimpse of his talent.

Released in June 2023, it was also performed during the summer concert tour that same year.

It’s a song that lets you experience the diversity and depth of expression in rap.

Recommended for those who want to reflect on themselves and feel the importance of taking on challenges.

It’s sure to resonate powerfully with teenagers sprinting through their youth.

Full Speed feat. Daichi MiuraKREVA13rank/position

Full Speed feat. Daichi Miura

A track by singer-songwriter KREVA—renowned as one of Japan’s top rappers and also known as a member of the hip-hop group KICK THE CAN CREW.

Featured on his second best-of album “KX,” the song drew attention for featuring singer-songwriter Daichi Miura, often called the Japanese Michael Jackson.

Its melodious yet driving beat and sleek, handsome rap are sure to lift your spirits.

With a four-on-the-floor rhythm that keeps your feet moving forward, it’s a dance number perfect for boosting your running pace.

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Hoshino Takashi

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place of belongingKREVA14rank/position

KREVA “Place to Belong” (Full Ver.)

KREVA, who rose to popularity as a member of KICK THE CAN CREW and has achieved even greater success as a solo artist, continues to lead the scene as one of Japan’s flagship artists.

Even people who aren’t particularly into hip-hop may still know KREVA’s songs.

“Ibasho” (Place), included on his seventh album “Uso to Bonnō” (Lies and Desires) released in 2017, was chosen as a support song for Japan’s national boccia team, a Paralympic sport.

The vocals—sitting somewhere between rap and melody—paired with a mellow sound make it easy to listen to even for those not familiar with hip-hop, and the lyrics are empowering, giving you a strong push forward—perfect for a cheer song.

There’s also a special video featuring messages from boccia athletes and KREVA himself, so be sure to check that out too!

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KOH-1

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