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≠ME’s Most Popular Songs Ranked: A Collection Where Cuteness and Talent Shine

The idol group ≠ME produced by Rino Sashihara has been winning the hearts of many fans with their catchy songs and polished performances.

As the group grows, their musical range has also expanded, and every listen reveals new charms—surely that’s the real appeal of ≠ME.

In this article, we’ll introduce ≠ME’s songs ranked by popularity! From classic idol tunes to cool numbers, be sure to find your new favorite track.

≠ME Popular Song Ranking: A Collection of Tracks Showcasing Cuteness and Skill (11–20)

You will fall in love this summer.≠ME15rank/position

≠ME (Not Equal Me) / 1st Single 'You Will Fall in Love This Summer' [MV full]
You will fall in love this summer.≠ME

The idol group ≠ME produced by Rino Sashihara released their major debut single in July 2021.

This work refreshingly portrays the feelings of summer love, and a notable feature of the music video is its delicate depiction of romance between girls.

The lyrics express a protagonist who, prompted by a fortune-telling, resolves to take a step toward love.

It’s a piece where the exhilaration and bittersweetness of youth coexist.

When you realize you have feelings for someone of the same sex, this is a song that gently gives you a push forward.

You are Sparkle≠ME16rank/position

≠ME (Not Equal Me) / 3rd Single c/w 'You Are Sparkle' [MV full]
You are Sparkle≠ME

A longing for a presence that shines too brightly, and a slight ache that tightens the chest! Written by Rino Sashihara, this piece is included on the single “Chocolate Melancholy,” released in February 2022.

It also drew attention for being the first time Natsumi Kawanago stood at center.

Riding on a shimmering sound, the song conveys a complex, delicate state of mind toward someone out of reach.

The lyrics are striking for the way they peer into the depths of a fan’s heart—feelings that can’t be summed up by the simple word “love.” Just watching your radiant self makes me happy, and yet somehow it hurts.

If you’re carrying such contradictory emotions, this song will gently stay by your side.

It’s an emotional masterpiece you’ll want to listen to alone just before dawn.

I saw you.≠ME17rank/position

≠ME (Not Equal Me) / “I Saw You” [MV full] Vertical video
I saw you.≠ME

This is a summer song released in August 2025 by ≠ME, an idol group produced by Rino Sashihara.

The track portrays the bittersweet emotions of seeing the person you like together with someone else.

It reflects Sashihara’s unique sentiment of “not wanting ≠ME to have their love fulfilled,” intertwining the frustration of unrequited love with the atmosphere of late summer to create a heart-wrenching feel.

It’s a must-listen for anyone in the throes of a one-sided crush or those who want to reminisce about the delicate memories of their youth.

Summer has come.≠ME18rank/position

≠ME (Not Equal Me) / 9th Single 'Because Summer Has Come' [MV full]
Summer has come.≠ME

A signature ≠ME track with a refreshing, uplifting melody that heralds the arrival of summer.

Just listening to it makes a sparkling page of youth unfold before your eyes.

Produced by Rino Sashihara, the song deftly portrays the flutter of a summer romance beginning and the slightly bittersweet feelings of unrequited love, packing in all of ≠ME’s charms.

Released in August 2024, this single also showcases center Nanafu Tomita’s expressive performance.

The lyrics’ sweet-and-sour snapshots of youth and the unspoken frustration between the lines are sure to tug at listeners’ hearts.

The excitement of its surprise debut at the tour’s final show in July 2024 at Yokohama Arena is still fresh in our memories.

It’s perfect as BGM for a summer drive or fun times with friends, and it also carries a quiet power to gently nudge anyone who feels they need a bit of courage to take a new step forward.

a tease; someone who leads others on≠ME19rank/position

≠ME (Not Equal Me) / 7th Single “Flirtatious Tease” [MV full]
a tease; someone who leads others on≠ME

This work is perfect for a girl who wishes, “I want the person I like to look only at me.” Released in September 2023 as ≠ME’s seventh single with lyrics by Rino Sashihara, it’s an ultra-sweet yet bold love song that vividly reflects the character of center member Hitomi Suzuki.

It portrays a proactive approach that pushes the other person to make a decision, along with a heartfelt desire to be loved—just listening to it will boost your self-esteem.

The music video tells a story in which she transforms into a fairy-tale heroine, making it visually delightful as well.

Give it a listen when you’re feeling timid about love or when you want to cast a cute little spell on yourself.

Exclusive fighter≠ME20rank/position

≠ME (Not Equal Me) / 11th Single “Exclusive Fighter” [MV full] / Haita-teki Fighter (Exclusive Fighter)
Exclusive fighter≠ME

Looking for a sharp, powerful message song that feels like battling your inner self? Produced by Rino Sashihara, idol group ≠ME released their 11th single in December 2025.

It stands apart from the sparkly themes of love and youth, portraying a dance tune about confronting the exclusionary feelings within and breaking out of your shell.

Set to Ryo Miyazaki’s edgy beats, center Nanaka Tomita delivers a must-see, commanding performance.

Following their 1st album, “Springtime In You,” it deepens and showcases the group’s world-building.

Give it a listen when you want to change yourself or break through the status quo—you’re sure to find the courage to move forward.

≠ME Popular Song Ranking: A Collection of Tracks Where Cuteness and Talent Shine (21–30)

Spring Lover≠ME21rank/position

≠ME (Not Equal Me) / 1st album track 'Spring Lover' [MV full]
Spring Lover≠ME

When spring’s warmth beckons and you feel like falling in love, I recommend this song! Produced by Rino Sashihara, the idol group ≠ME included this track on their album “Springtime In You,” released in March 2024.

Its melody line, reminiscent of ’80s and ’90s pop, has a gently nostalgic warmth.

Centered on Moeko Kanisawa, the unit members deliver an emotive performance that captures the bittersweet feelings of love woven into everyday scenes—like meeting on a station platform.

Even among the masterpieces on this album, which debuted at No.

1 on the Oricon Weekly Album Ranking, this is a pop number that especially evokes a pleasant spring breeze.

Why not listen to it on your commute, gazing out at the passing scenery from the train?