MY FIRST STORY Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

21 milesMY FIRST STORY61rank/position

My first story ( 21 miles )

The coupling track to the single “alone.” It’s a warm yet bittersweet song.

Even the subtle sounds—like the door as the recording begins and the chair as someone sits—were captured, giving it a uniquely atmospheric feel.

It’s said to have been crafted right there in a studio unlike any other.

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Yoshizaki Keiko

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BREAK IT DOWNMY FIRST STORY62rank/position

MY FIRST STORY – BREAK IT DOWN (Audio)

This track leaves a strong impression with its thrilling, powerful sound.

Building on MY FIRST STORY’s signature loud rock and infusing electric elements, it signals a bold new direction.

Written specifically as the theme song for the film “BLUE FIGHT: Breaking Down of the Blue Youth,” it was released in November 2024.

The lyrics carry a message of breaking down walls and forging a new path, perfectly aligning with the film’s theme of youth, growth, and challenge.

Hiro’s high-range vocals merge with the band’s commanding sound to grip listeners and never let go.

If you need the courage to face difficulties, give it a listen.

Calling YouMY FIRST STORY63rank/position

My First Story – ‘Calling You’ lyric video (by [R]ebel Design Studio)

One of my favorite songs by My First Story.

The opening guitar is insanely cool.

I love how it builds up all at once from there.

The flowing melody makes me hum along without thinking.

Highly recommended!

WarningMY FIRST STORY64rank/position

I tried playing MY FIRST STORY - Warning (Guitar Cover)

From English to Japanese and then English→Japanese in the chorus.

It has MY FIRST STORY’s unique sensibility.

It sounds a bit like ONE OK ROCK! (lol) Also, I thought the guitar muting part in this song was really cool.

I’ll practice so I can play it.

stillMY FIRST STORY65rank/position

my first story-still

A track included on the original album ‘MY FIRST STORY.’ It’s a classic, long-time fan-favorite ballad.

The lyrics convey the sorrow of not being able to express one’s feelings well.

It’s sometimes performed acoustically at live shows.

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Yoshizaki Keiko

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