My Hair is Bad Love Songs and Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

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My Hair is Bad – Revenge

This song sharply captures the heart of someone bearing the pain of heartbreak.

Included on My Hair is Bad’s November 2017 album “mothers,” it depicts a collision of fierce anger and deep sorrow.

Carried by vocalist Tomomi Shiiki’s voice, it vividly traces the emotional arc—from the suddenness of the breakup, to the vengeful urges that follow, and finally to forgiveness.

It’s a track that stands with those suffering from heartbreak and struggling with the complexities of human relationships, inviting empathy.

As you listen to its extreme lyrics, you might paradoxically find yourself growing calmer.

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My Hair is Bad – Graduation (Official Video)

A track by My Hair is Bad that tells the story of two people sensing changes in their relationship amid the bustle of a station and the cityscape.

It was included on the EP “Jidai o Atsumete,” released in May 2016, and was produced as a kind of sequel to the previous song “Makka.” From the perspective of a timid, awkward young person, the song vividly portrays the growing distance between former lovers.

Its theme is a farewell as a rite of passage—putting a period on a relationship and moving on to the next stage.

Driven by a fast-paced 8-beat and dynamic arrangement, Tomomi Shiiki’s husky voice conveys the ebb and flow of emotion.

It’s a song that stays with you when you want to put an end to an ambiguous relationship with an ex and need the courage to face forward and start walking.

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My Hair is Bad – As Her Ex-Boyfriend (Official Video)

My Hair Bad is a three-piece rock band popular for their unique worldbuilding.

Their song “As the Ex-Boyfriend” is a straightforward message to a former lover.

The lyrics, contrasting her current boyfriend with himself as the ex, are so blunt that it’s refreshing—like they’re voicing those unspeakable, simmering feelings for you.

If you’re on the receiving end, though, you might be thinking, “Uh, how do you even know about my current boyfriend? That’s creepy!” Anyone still hung up on an ex will catch themselves wondering, “Wait, did I write these lyrics?”

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My Hair is Bad – Tragic Heroine

Told from the perspective of a woman visiting her ex, My Hair is Bad’s song vividly portrays a heart caught between lingering attachment and the bravado of not wanting to admit weakness.

It depicts someone masking unresolved feelings with a smile, while lyrics that lay bare tangled emotions will resonate with anyone who’s experienced heartbreak.

Blending energetic band instrumentation with an impassioned vocal performance, the track was released in February 2024 and later included on the July album “ghosts.” As a song that captures the delicate nuances of the pain of a breakup and longing for an ex, it’s a perfect listen when you want to confront your own feelings.

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My Hair is Bad – Confession (Official Music Video)

From an impactful drum phrase, the lyrics tumble forward, weaving the piercing, thorn-like pain of love with nimble rhymes.

Driven by powerful sound and vocals, it’s an upbeat tune that strongly embodies My Hair’s signature style.

Even the choice to title it “Confession,” despite the pain the lyrics evoke, feels quintessentially My Hair—singing a raw portrait of love that lays bare humanity beyond just happiness.

It’s a bittersweet yet resonant love song that establishes a new form.

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Saiai No Hate

A song I want people who feel anxious about their partner’s actions or words to listen to is “Saiai no Hate.” It’s included on the 2016 single “Jidai o Atsumete” by the rock band My Hair is Bad, known for songs that portray love so vividly it makes your chest tighten.

The direct, passionate sound unique to a three-piece band is striking.

It beautifully depicts how, precisely because you care about someone, you become gentle and forgiving.

Shiiki Tomomi’s conversational vocal delivery is also soothing.

If you’re thinking, “Maybe my love for this person is getting a bit heavy…,” please give it a listen.

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My Hair is Bad_Kiss and Friend (Hyper Home Run Tour Hibiya Open-Air Concert Hall 2017/5/4)

My Hair is Bad is a three-piece band that’s at their best when they give voice to those slightly timid, overthinking male feelings.

Their song “Seppun to Friend” (“Kiss and Friend”) portrays the mindset of a man who seems to be completely at his girlfriend’s beck and call—in plain terms, like a kept man or a gigolo.

The track appears on their 2016 major-label debut album, “Woman’s.” He waits at home while she goes to work—he comes across as obedient and dependent—but by the end there’s a faint, unsettling hint that another man might be in the picture.

While the lyrics convey a fragile, unsure male perspective, the solidly masculine sound of the band is also a real draw.

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