MAN WITH A MISSION Popular Songs Ranking [2026]
Emotional songs.
A distinctive appearance.
Messages embedded in the lyrics.
Here are some popular tracks from MAN WITH A MISSION, a band whose musicality has earned them significant attention overseas.
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MAN WITH A MISSION Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (41–50)
Left AliveMAN WITH A MISSION43rank/position

This is a song by MAN WITH A MISSION, known as the wolf band.
It was released in 2019 as their fifth digital single.
It’s an emotional number that sings about the determination to fight in order to survive.
The song was featured in a commercial for the video game LEFT ALIVE.
Some people may have started playing the game because of this track.
My HeroMAN WITH A MISSION44rank/position

MAN WITH A MISSION, a rock band leading the loud rock scene and continuing to thrive on a global scale.
This work fuses a high-velocity band sound with symphonic melodies from live strings and brass, powerfully shaking the listener’s emotions.
Its worldview, imbued with the strong resolve and struggles of a hero, is sure to set hearts ablaze.
Released as a single in November 2017, it was used as the opening theme for the TV anime Inuyashiki.
It is also included on the album Chasing the Horizon and is known for being composed by Kamikaze Boy.
An energetic track perfect for moments when you want to spur yourself on.
Out of ControlMAN WITH A MISSION45rank/position

This song, a collaboration with ZEBRAHEAD whom they met at Summer Sonic, was selected as the ending theme for the Japanese release of the film Mad Max: Fury Road.
Jean-Ken Johnny, a fan of the film, said in an interview that Mad Max and their music share a similar worldview.
SurvivorMAN WITH A MISSION46rank/position

This is the song chosen as the theme for the versus fighting game “Street Fighter,” which is boosting sales worldwide.
It’s the first track on the album “The World’s On Fire,” and it’s attracting attention not only from MAN WITH fans but also from gaming fans.
Take What U WantMAN WITH A MISSION47rank/position

The theme is what they call “chuunibyo,” and it’s a song with the message that if you’ve got time to dawdle, you should just go get what you want.
It’s a rock number very much in MAN WITH’s style, the kind of track that makes you want to shout “Hey!” between sections—and a must-hear at their live shows.
Trick or TreatMAN WITH A MISSION48rank/position

A number that makes you want to throw on a Halloween costume and start dancing.
It’s a song made precisely for Halloween, where the spooky vibe, the fun atmosphere, and MAN WITH A MISSION’s signature rock energy create a perfect chemical reaction.
Featured on the mini-album “Trick or Treat e.p.” released in October 2011, this track depicts the freedom of enjoying Halloween night.
Since the song also calls on everyone to dance together, be sure to use it as a dance tune at your Halloween party!
Get Off of My MindMAN WITH A MISSION49rank/position

MAN WITH A MISSION is a wolf band that’s hugely popular across a wide range of ages and with both men and women.
Plenty of high school girls like them too—many even go to their shows, right? This song is a classic that always gets the crowd hyped at concerts and festivals, with everyone moving both hands loosely above their heads in a dance that unites the venue; it’s commonly nicknamed “Geron.” Most of the lyrics are in English, but the Japanese translation rambles on in a confrontational tone, like someone constantly complaining to somebody else.
Recommended for those who need to blow off some steam.


