Maximum the Hormone Popular Song Rankings [2026]

KAMIGAMI – Divine Bite –Makishimamu Za Horumon15rank/position

Anime “Record of Ragnarok” Non-credit Opening Video [With Lyrics] / Maximum the Hormone “KAMIGAMI - God Bite -”

This piece was written by Maximum the Hormone for the anime Record of Ragnarok.

Its structure—where ferocious loud rock collides with catchy melodies—perfectly suits a theme depicting the epic battles between gods and humanity.

Although it was released digitally in October 2022, it initially drew attention for an innovative singing project on the official YouTube channel.

It’s also featured in the Smart Pachinko title “e Record of Ragnarok,” introduced in April 2026, where it cranks up the in-game excitement to the max.

In addition, it was used as an insert song in the film “My Happy Marriage Note” (Kokan Uso Nikki), showcasing its presence across multiple fields.

It’s unequivocally recommended for anyone who wants to forget daily stress and raise their excitement to the limit at the hall!

e-i-ri-a-nMakishimamu Za Horumon16rank/position

Maximum the Hormone “E.I.R.I.A.N”

This is “E.I.R.I.A.N.” from Maximum the Hormone’s seventh album “Yoshu Fukushu,” released in 2013.

The first half blasts with a gritty, heavy sound and their signature Hormone flair, while the latter half features drummer Nao on vocals, shifting into a fresh, melodic singing style and sound.

The music video also makes a dramatic switch—from a rock-style MV to something that feels like an NHK children’s program.

It’s a track where you can enjoy that quintessential Maximum the Hormone “off-kilter” twist.

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Bikini Sports PonchinMakishimamu Za Horumon17rank/position

Maximum the Hormone 'Bikini Sports Ponchin' Music Video

Maximum the Hormone’s “Bikini Sports Ponchin” is a track notable for its power and sharpness, with captivating rhythmic changes.

Ue-chan, the bassist, is strongly associated with slap technique, and you can hear solid slap playing throughout this song as well.

That said, the slapping here isn’t overly complex; the same note is repeated to create an eerie vibe.

Check each note carefully and work on mastering a better slap tone.

To heighten the sense of drive, it’s recommended to practice with a conscious focus on how you mute and stop the notes.

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Maximum the Hormone II ~Let’s Talk About Future Extra-Firm, Rich Broth~Makishimamu Za Horumon18rank/position

Maximum the Hormone “maximum the hormone II ~Let’s Talk About Future Extra-Firm, Rich Noodles~” Music Video

They’re a hugely popular band that reigns over the domestic rock scene with a one-of-a-kind style, including unique word choices like “I love meals more than three meals a day!” and “noodles firm and super rich.” Incidentally, the members are also well-known fans of Jiro-style ramen.

Their rhythm section’s heavy sound and Daisuke-han’s death growls instantly transform any live venue into their own world!!

Hungry PrideMakishimamu Za Horumon19rank/position

Maximum the Hormone 'Hungry Pride' music video nearly full ver.

This commercial powerfully conveys the bold flavor of Nissin Yakisoba U.F.O.

and the message that it fuels your energy.

It depicts that restless, frustrated feeling at night, and expresses how eating it in such moments becomes the drive to overcome challenges.

The song that further highlights the determined, confrontational mood shown in the visuals is Maximum the Hormone’s “Hungry Pride.” Its aggressive band sound is a major draw, and the arrangement—building in thickness step by step—delivers a strong sense of power.

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Your small handsMakishimamu Za Horumon20rank/position

Maximum the Hormone 'Chiisana Kimi no Te' ~ 'maximum the hormone' Music Video (Re-upload)

If you want to showcase the ultimate refreshing and wholesome pop number, how about “Chiisana Kimi no Te” by the pop-rock band Maximum the Hormone? It’s a beautiful song with warm lyrics that remind us of the important things we’d forgotten.

By all means, sweep your special entertainment event into a whirlwind of emotion and gratitude.

And, well, I have no idea how it’ll all turn out in the end!

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What’s up, people?!Makishimamu Za Horumon21rank/position

Many of you may have heard “What’s up, people?!” since it was used as the opening theme for the anime DEATH NOTE.

It’s their third major single and is also included on the album “Bubukikaesu.” At concerts, it’s a staple that kicks off with intense headbanging.

Many of Maximum the Hormone’s songs are pretty hard to sing, but this one should be more manageable since the lyrics repeat the same words.

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