Little Glee Monster Popular Song Ranking [2026]

The One and Only Flower in the WorldLittle Glee Monster78rank/position

The Only Flower in the World – SMAP

Their harmonies are so refreshing that I hope they will continue to take on covers of various songs like this, just as much as their original tracks.

This song, “Sekai ni Hitotsu Dake no Hana” (The One and Only Flower in the World), was released by SMAP and later drew attention for being included in high school music textbooks.

I’m going to see you.Little Glee Monster79rank/position

I Tried Singing “Ainiyuku” by Little Glee Monster

If I had to say, I think this is, in a good way, one of the songs that doesn’t feel typically Little Glee Monster.

With a vibe almost like a cover by another artist, it’s a track where you can really see and hear how expressive the Little Glee Monster members are.

Also pay attention to the lyrics that truly hit home: if there’s a wall you can’t overcome alone, let’s overcome it together.

Full-Power REAL LIFELittle Glee Monster80rank/position

Little Glee Monster “Full-Power REAL LIFE 2015.12.13 @ TDC Hall – Short Ver. –”

Wouldn’t you like to listen to a high-velocity song that blows your stress away? “Full-Power REAL LIFE” is an up-tempo track among up-tempo tracks.

It gets the crowd going—a perfect song for live shows.

If you’re feeling down, it will surely encourage you to “live at full power.”

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I still (think of/miss/love) you.Little Glee Monster81rank/position

I still sing you / Maju - I tried singing it!

Maju, who has since left the group, sings the melody straight through.

I’d say her soft vocal quality, unadorned delivery, and the exquisite way she eases off on the power bring out the best in this song.

It’s a very beautiful piece, and hearing a girl who was turned down but still in love sing, “I still love you,” is truly heartbreaking.

crimsonLittle Glee Monster82rank/position

Little Glee Monster “Kurenai (Crimson)” × Movie ‘Let’s Go Karaoke!’ Collaboration MV

Little Glee Monster’s cover of an iconic X JAPAN song was released in January 2024 as the theme song for the film “Let’s Go Karaoke!” starring Go Ayano.

The beautiful harmonies woven by the five distinctive voices brilliantly express the ache of unrequited love and a sense of solitude.

With the rich emotionality characteristic of Little Glee Monster, they breathe new life into a classic, delivering overwhelming immediacy and moving listeners.

It’s a heartfelt ballad that perfectly matches the film’s worldview.

If you’re experiencing heartbreak or loneliness, this is a song that will stay close to your heart—be sure to give it a listen.

CUPSLittle Glee Monster83rank/position

Little Glee Monster

This is a song they sang back when all the members of Little Glee Monster were still in high school (with the youngest in the third year of junior high).

Without using instruments, it becomes a very fun, rhythmic piece performed only with colored plastic cups and their voices.

You could say it feels very fresh in the modern era.

JOYLittle Glee Monster84rank/position

JOY

This song was written and composed by musician Kenichi Maeyamada thanks to his connection with an a cappella club he belonged to during his student days, and it brings out Little Glee Monster’s potential to the fullest.

The tone of the song also has a different vibe from their previous works, giving it a fresh feel.