Porno Graffitti Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Let’s talk about breaking up.Porunogurafiti71rank/position

Let's talk about breaking up.

The lyric “Let’s stay lovers until this ice melts” seems to portray the clumsy love of adults who put on a cool front and can’t be honest, even at the moment of parting.

That’s what makes it such a strangely heartrending love song.

Just because something is stylish and grown-up doesn’t mean you can express your feelings skillfully.

A song on the lipsPorunogurafiti72rank/position

This is the last track on the 4th album, WORLDILLIA.

The melody is very gentle and laid-back, but the lyrics leave a bittersweet impression.

It feels like the perfect song to conclude the album.

Cold Hands ~3 Years and 8 Months~Porunogurafiti73rank/position

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Although it’s the B-side to the 4th single “Saudade,” this song was performed before “Saudade.” It’s an early, underrated breakup song in which the narrator, heartbroken after a 3-year-8-month relationship, laments, “If I can’t be saved, then I want to erase everything.” The same single also includes a track called “Search the best way,” which uses the same melody with a different arrangement and lyrics; it’s the only song for which bassist Tama contributed lyrics.

NaNaNa Summer GirlPorno Graffitti74rank/position

PORNOGRAPHITTI 'NaNaNa Summer Girl (Short ver.)' / PORNOGRAFFITTI 'NaNaNa Summer Girl (Short ver.)'

Among Porno Graffitti’s many summer songs, I picked one that’s relatively mellow.

It’s an early track, so it has a slightly acoustic feel, but that vibe actually brings out a nostalgic, good old summertime mood, don’t you think?

The Color of SnowPorno Graffitti75rank/position

PORNOGRAFFITTI 'Yuki no Iro (Short ver.)'

Released in 2011 as Porno Graffitti’s 34th single.

It is a non-tie-in single, and this is the first time a winter song has been the title track.

It reached No.

8 on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart, and the song is filled with feelings of affection for someone special.

SaudadePorno Graffitti76rank/position

Porno Graffitti 'Saudade' (“OPEN MUSIC CABINET” Live in Saitama Super Arena 2007) / 'Saudade (Live Ver.)'

Porno Graffitti’s “Saudade” is an irresistibly upbeat song with lyrics and melody that are both incredibly cool.

When you’re feeling down, listen to it and blow away the bad vibes.

For kids, it has a slightly grown-up atmosphere.

Weather ArtisanPorno Graffitti77rank/position

Weather Artisan

A song by Porno Graffitti, a two-piece rock band from Hiroshima Prefecture.

It’s included as the B-side to their 15th single, “Sister.” The crisp, buoyant intro and the band’s signature complex yet catchy melodies feel so pleasant, don’t they? The lyrics link shifting inner emotions with the ever-changing sky, which many listeners will likely find relatable.

It’s a track that stays close to hearts troubled by emotional ups and downs and makes you want to look up at the sky.

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The Promised MorningPorno Graffitti78rank/position

Porno Graffitti 'Promise Morning (Short Ver.)' / PORNOGRAFFITTI 'Yakusoku no Asa (Short Ver.)'

It’s a song that feels like it’s about the everyday life of a couple in Porno Graffitti’s style.

The lyrics about the happiness of waking up in the morning with your girlfriend by your side are wonderful.

If a newly dating couple sang it at karaoke, it would be a huge hit, and I think it would deepen their love even more.

Youth’s Flower PathPorno Graffitti79rank/position

PORNOGRAFFITTI “Seishun Hanamichi (Short ver.)”

Porno Graffitti is a two-member rock band from Hiroshima Prefecture formed in 1990.

“Seishun Hanamichi” was released in 2013 as their 38th single.

It features a melody line reminiscent of Showa-era kayōkyoku, offering a nostalgic yet fresh feel.

The powerful vocals of Akihito Okano hit you right in the brain.

A New DayPorunogurafiti80rank/position

A New Day

This commercial conveys a sense of comfortable, exhilarating driving through the image of Satoshi Tsumabuki behind the wheel of an Impreza.

It unfolds with a moment in everyday life—a casual curve—that brings to mind the hairpin turn in Monaco, and his expressions clearly communicate the excitement.

Further accentuating the refreshing atmosphere of the car speeding through is Porno Graffitti’s “A New Day.” The band’s signature powerful yet invigorating sound, together with the light, airy vocals layered on top, expresses a genuine sense of exhilaration.

As the title suggests, it’s a song that seems to capture the thrill of moving toward a new day.

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