My Hair is Bad Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

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Toriko

This song, which rides a fast-paced rock sound to sing about an intense one-sided love that longs to be someone’s “last,” is a fan favorite.

In just over two minutes, it crams in both an extreme devotion—“I’d do anything for you”—and playful fantasies of becoming famous.

Included on the album “boys,” released in June 2019, it gained popularity not through a tie-in but via videos posted on social media.

The rapid-fire verses switch to an explosively open chorus that feels exhilarating—just listening is sure to lift your spirits! It’s the perfect track for blowing away the haze of unrequited love or soaking in that sense of unity at a live show.

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Unmei

This is a work by My Hair is Bad, a rock band from Niigata Prefecture.

It was released in 2017 as their fourth single.

It’s a rock number that emotionally portrays the end of a romance, and it feels as if all the feelings are packed into its energetic sound.

Carried away by this feverish intensity, I find myself in tears by the time it’s ending.

Even if it’s a sad love that ends in betrayal, I still want to face forward in the end, just like this “Fate.”

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Araki Jakkan

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Matarainenni Nattemo

We bring you a timeless song that’s perfect for the season as the year draws to a close.

Brimming with bittersweet feelings and a faint sense of hope, it’s a gem that showcases My Hair is Bad’s sensibilities to the fullest.

Included on the album “woman’s,” this track has grown in popularity among fans since its release in October 2016.

The lyrics delicately portray emotions that sway in everyday life and the gap between ideals and reality, resonating with many listeners.

It’s perfect as background music for time spent with loved ones over the holidays, and it also accompanies quiet moments of looking back on the year.

Why not give it a listen at that moment when excitement and anxiety about the new year mingle together?

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Yokan

This song, which depicts an unbreakable love for a woman who already has a partner, is one of the tracks on the digital single “love,” released in December 2020.

Precisely because it was born during a time when the world was shrouded in anxiety, the personal and intensely written lyrics by Shiiki sink deep into the heart.

Progressing like a story, the piece leaves a profound afterglow, as if you’ve just watched a short film.

The emotionally charged band performance unfolding at a mid-tempo is also superb—the quiet intro building to a chorus where feelings overflow is a must-hear.

It’s perfect not only for those nursing the pain of an impossible love, but also for nights when you want to quietly immerse yourself in a world of storytelling on your own.

Adults who don’t know warMy Hair is Bad33rank/position

My Hair is Bad – Adults Who Don’t Know War (Official Video)

This song is said to be an answer to Jiros’ “Children Who Don’t Know War.” The children who didn’t know war have grown up and continue to live peaceful lives.

But that very peace has made them complacent, drifting through hopelessly trivial days.

It’s a song that looks back on that kind of self with a youthful perspective.

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Tried playing My Hair is Bad’s “Kampaku Sengen” on guitar

People often say “love is blind,” and I think this song is about that very effect of love.

The calm, understated delivery is very much My Hair’s style.

The lyrics overflow with an all-out feeling of “I just love you so much,” yet conveying those emotions with a cool, matter-of-fact tone is also quintessentially My Hair.

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My Hair is Bad – Yadori

Affectionately known by the nickname “Maihea,” My Hair Is Bad is a band noted for lyrics with a strong message and, at times, a sense of storytelling.

They formed in 2008 in Joetsu, Niigata Prefecture, and made their major-label debut in 2016 with the single “Jidai o Atsumete.” The members were in high school at the time of formation, and from those early days they performed alongside many bands such as CreepHyp and Good Morning America, also serving as tour support.

The band’s name originated when guitarist Hiroki Yamamoto—whose hairstyle resembled that of the protagonist of the manga Grappler Baki—himself exclaimed, “My hair is bad!” inspiring the name.

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SAKI

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