m-flo Popular Song Rankings [2026]

come againm-flo1rank/position

IS:SUE (Isshu) ‘come again’ (Original by m-flo) Dance Practice [COUNTDOWN JAPAN 24/25]

Released in January 2001, m-flo’s ninth single is a groundbreaking track that incorporates the UK club music style of 2-step.

It peaked at No.

4 on the Oricon Weekly Chart and became a hit, selling around 390,000 copies over the year.

The song features lyrics that capture the feelings of a woman dancing the night away at a club, along with an unconventional rhythm.

It also drew attention as the CM song for Kanebo Cosmetics’ “T’estimo.” The track is included on the album EXPO EXPO.

The reason I recommend this song for a performance is that it experienced a revival hit in the Reiwa era, especially on TikTok, making it well known across generations.

Plus, the shuffle beat in the chorus has a natural groove that makes you want to move.

You don’t need perfect choreography—just letting your body follow the rhythm looks great.

If a group dances in sync, it will definitely transform the venue into a club-like atmosphere.

It’s a perfect pick for fans of R&B or anyone aiming for a stylish, polished performance!

Come Back To Mem-flo2rank/position

m-flo / Come Back To Me

This is an emotionally rich track from m-flo, known for their dance numbers and technically skilled rap, that deliberately reins in the flashiness.

Released in 2000, “Come Back To Me” is a cool-style ballad that seems to inherit the R&B vibe popularized by Namie Amuro and Hikaru Utada.

When you listen, pay attention not only to the beautiful high notes, but also to vocalist LISA’s whispered low tones.

With lyrics that don’t overdo the rhymes and vocals that don’t over-project, this gentle music feels better suited to the bathroom or bedroom than the dance floor.

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Masuda Bunka

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m-flo / No Question (EDIT Ver) <with lyric subtitles>

m-flo is a music group highly acclaimed for their authentic mix of R&B and dance music.

If you’re in your late twenties to early thirties, you may well have been captivated by their sound, which rivals Western music.

Among their works, the song I especially recommend is No Question.

LISA, the vocalist with a distinctive tone, actually excels in the lower register, and her songs often feature a surprisingly wide vocal range.

This track is no exception—the span from low to high notes is broad, making it quite challenging.

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Ryo

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Piece of mem-flo4rank/position

m-flo / Piece of me Lyric Video

This is a song selected as the theme for the film PRINCE OF LEGEND.

The music unit m-flo released it in 2018.

It’s a cool dance number with a stylish sound that teaches the importance of living life the way you believe.

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Araki Jakkan

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Toxic Sweet feat. JP THE WAVYm-flo5rank/position

m-flo / Toxic Sweet feat. JP THE WAVY

An interstellar love story between a Martian and a human, painted over a reggae sound that evokes tropical beaches.

m-flo sings of a love on a cosmic scale.

The protagonist’s feelings as he’s drawn to a captivating yet dangerous Martian woman unfold alongside tropical, island-flavored sounds.

Released in August 2019, the track was performed with guest JP THE WAVY at m-flo’s 20th-anniversary live show “KYO,” where their energetic performance captivated the audience and blew away the summer heat.

It’s a recommended song for those who want to enjoy both the liberating feeling of a relaxing day at a summer beach and a grand, space-set narrative.

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m-flo / How You Like Me Now?

A mid-tempo track that makes you want to take a leisurely stroll through the city, “How You Like Me Now?” is the eighth single by m-flo, the music group consisting of MC VERBAL, vocalist LISA, and DJ Taku.

It reached No.

9 on the Oricon chart.

Though the song came out decades ago, its unfading sound and futuristic vibe remain captivating.

With smoothly flowing rhymes, a lightly bouncing rhythm, and a poppy chorus melody layered together, it’s a happy number that makes you want to start dancing.

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nikki

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let gom-flo7rank/position

m-flo loves YOSHIKA / let go

I heard this at a club and fell in love with it at first listen.

It’s a breakup song, but the vocals and melody are so good that I was completely drawn in.

I think it’s a stylish breakup song.

It also portrays the pain and regret of heartbreak, so I recommend it to anyone who wants to immerse themselves in those feelings.