Porno Graffitti Popular Songs Ranking [2026]
In 1999, Porno Graffitti’s debut single “Apollo” became a huge hit, selling over 400,000 copies.
This time, we’re introducing a ranking of their popular songs from this comet-like breakout band!
From famous tunes you’ve likely heard to lesser-known tracks, be sure to check out their captivating vocals.
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Porno Graffitti Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (91–100)
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It’s a song about heartbreak, but instead of focusing on the pain and sorrow, it’s portrayed as if gently speaking to someone who’s hurting—a slightly mysterious piece.
It reminds you of something obvious that’s easy to forget in tough times: “Heartbreak is very painful and sad, but the world hasn’t changed at all, and nothing has been ruined.”
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Link by Porno Graffitti, featured as the Impreza commercial song from 2007 to 2008.
That guitar riff in the intro is so cool—it gives you chills! Released as a 2007 single, it’s a fan favorite that’s often performed live.
Centered on “love,” the lyrics embrace the unseen and shadowy parts as well.
It resonates with our modern era of growing anxiety, giving us the courage to face things carefully, one by one.
Akihito Okano’s signature rhythmic pop sensibility is fantastic, too! Among Porno Graffitti’s songs, its distinctly positive message really lifts your spirits!
One-Woman Show ~Sweet Illusion~Porunogurafiti93rank/position
A song released by Porno Graffitti in 2014 as their 41st single.
Through lyrics written from a woman’s perspective, vocalist Akihito Okano vividly conveys the feelings of a woman who can’t take her eyes off a captivating man.
It’s a song imbued with a mature allure that only Porno Graffitti, then in their forties, could express.
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This is a commercial introducing Kanadebia’s “Waste to X” initiative, which aims to generate next-generation energy from waste.
The message, “Wouldn’t it be exciting if the things you threw away today could create the future?” strikingly emphasizes the hope inspired by this new endeavor.
The CM features “Vivace,” Kanadebia’s corporate brand image song, as its BGM.
The title, which means “lively” in Italian, accompanies lyrics that encourage listeners to keep moving forward with confidence.
Combined with its driving performance, it’s a song that gives you energy just by listening.
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“Yokohama Lily” is one of the songs included on Porno Graffitti’s original 2006 album “m-CABI.” Set in Yokohama, it tells the story of a man and a woman.
The use of the sitar, a traditional instrument originating in India, also leaves a strong impression.
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24th single.
This marks the sixth single composed entirely by the members themselves.
They appear with their junior colleagues Perfume in the music video, where Perfume also sings part of the song.
Additionally, the brass band featured in the video is THE THRILL, who also participated in the 9th single, “Mugen.” It’s a song that portrays an urban romance, carrying a somewhat sexy vibe.
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Porno Graffitti’s “World☆Saturday Graffiti” keeps you company on a Saturday when you want to dream.
It’s the B-side to their 2003 single “Uzu.” A soft rock number that playfully and brightly sings, in true Porno style, about a slightly lonely Saturday spent alone.
On Saturdays or on days before a day off, you want to cut loose or enjoy time with someone you can really relax with, right? But this song captures the gap with a reality that isn’t like that—its lyrics about a boring day are relatable and encouraging.
It works as a pep song leading into Sunday, and it’s perfect to listen to before going to sleep on Saturday!
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It’s a motivational song that gives a push to people who struggle to break out of their shells.
The familiar book-themed metaphors are quite amusing, aren’t they? Although it has a distinctive feel that makes the rhythm hard to catch, vocalist Okano sings it beautifully without difficulty, overwhelming listeners with his reliably powerful delivery.
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The lyrics, which mean we don’t care about what’s around us and we’ll walk slowly at our own pace, seemed to describe my past relationship well, so I used to listen to it a lot back then.
It doesn’t matter what others say—though we’re slow, that pace feels comfortable—which makes it the perfect song for a gentle, heartwarming kind of love.
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A bright, pop-rock sound carries on from the very beginning.
The scenes described in the lyrics are all beautiful, and the actions of the person who seems to be a lover are amusing, so I think the lyrics alone are enjoyable.
However, the harmony with guitarist Haruichi really enhances the cool, rock edge of the track, so be sure to give the song itself a proper listen, too.