My Hair is Bad Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

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My Hair is Bad – White Spring Dream

Released as the title track of the December 2020 single “life” and later included on the album “angels,” this song is a mid-tempo number packed with everything that makes My Hair is Bad so compelling.

Shiiiki’s down-to-earth, everyday imagery is wonderful, and the message—that we should cherish the attainable happiness within our reach rather than distant ideals—really hits home.

The music video features footage shot at a baseball stadium in the band’s hometown of Joetsu, Niigata, capturing both their intensity and a touch of melancholy.

The calm yet powerful performance is perfect for times when you feel uneasy about changing days or want to savor moments with someone important.

It’s a masterpiece that reaffirms the preciousness of everyday life, so be sure to immerse yourself in the world of its lyrics as you listen.

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Kanransha

This is a track from the album “boys,” released in June 2019, cherished among fans as a hidden gem.

The lyrics are striking, capturing a poignant feeling as a fleeting glimpse of a Ferris wheel during a drive stirs thoughts of a lover and time that won’t return.

There’s no flashy tie-in, but it’s a song that epitomizes their knack for distilling everyday scenes.

With a gentle tempo that swells into an emotionally charged chorus, the dramatic structure is sure to resonate deeply with listeners.

More than vocal range, this ballad hinges on the singer’s expressiveness, so choose it when you want to savor the story in the lyrics or as background music for a nighttime drive.

It will quietly keep you company on nights when you want to linger in a bittersweet mood.

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Bokuno Jijyou

Just like “From Now On,” which is almost always played live, the tracks in their catalog that adopt a poetry-reading-like approach are striking—and this song gives a similar impression, doesn’t it? The way words are tossed out in an even, matter-of-fact manner against a backdrop of noise is overwhelming.

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Hane Keisuke

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Tomomi Shiiki – As a Former Kept Man [Cover]

The poignant lyrics, which you can immediately grasp just by listening to the song, are striking.

I think Shiiki is extremely skilled at being a “kept man,” but the girlfriend in this song probably really loved the Shiiki who kept playing in the band.

Even so, the fact that in the latter half you can clearly see Shiiki starting the band again is what I think makes the song even more heartrending.

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Uwasa

This song is about an elopement.

At just 46 seconds long, like “My Circumstances,” it’s a short track with lyrics that read like a picture book.

Its chord progression is similar to the song “Revolution Is Always,” and it’s a refreshingly exhilarating track with a resounding rock sound.

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Tomomi Shiniki – Let Me Stay in Love [Cover]

I think it weaves into words both the uniquely Shiinoki clinginess and a certain cool detachment.

In lyrics that unabashedly hurl complaints at the girlfriend who’s drifting away, it portrays Shiinoki’s unpretentious, no-posing attitude.