RIP SLYME Popular Song Rankings [2026]
RIP SLYME, a group that represents Japan’s hip-hop scene.
Their sound and performances—born from a 4 MC + 1 DJ style where rhythm and rhyme lock in perfectly—are hugely popular.
This time, we’re delivering a ranking of their most popular tracks from among their hit numbers, all at once.
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RIP SLYME Popular Song Rankings [2026] (11–20)
blowRIP SLYME11rank/position
RIP SLYME may be strongly associated with summer songs, but they also have many classic autumn tracks like Tasogare Sunrise.
Blow is the comeback work of DJ FUMIYA, who had been on a brief hiatus since Tasogare Sunrise, and it was released as a single in 2006.
It’s a light, upbeat tune that plays with words in a way only RIP can.
It feels like it could lift those sentimental autumn moods.
The song was used in Recruit’s FROM A campaign, and it also shines as an encouraging anthem that blows away worries and puts a spring in your step.
Stepper’s DelightRIP SLYME12rank/position
This is RIP SLYME’s debut work, which gained immense popularity after being aired for a long period in a commercial.
As the first major release by an artist with a large number of fan club members in their 30s, many people can sing along, and it’s a highly appealing, crowd-pleasing track—something that can be quite a weapon for women to say they like around this era.
DandelionRIP SLYME13rank/position
This song carries a positive message that everyone is free and can go anywhere from here.
It’s a track released in 2004 as the eighth single by the five-member hip-hop group RIP SLYME.
It gives you the feeling of basking in warm spring sunshine.
By the way, “Dandelion” means tanpopo (dandelion) in Japanese.
I.N.G.RIP SLYME14rank/position
Included on the album “FUNFAIR.” The theme centers on what we want to do right now—our desires and ambitions.
It’s a bright, upbeat ska-style track, and the lyrics convey the core mindset of the members, who are always taking on new challenges.
It was used as the CM song for the RIP-style VAIO.
POPCORN NANCYRIP SLYME15rank/position
Included on their 22nd single and the album “10.” It’s a bright, catchy track.
Meanwhile, the lyrics carry their signature sultry flair, and that contrast is so them.
Nana Seino’s cuteness in the music video pops like popcorn.
SCARRIP SLYME16rank/position
Included on the best-of album “GOOD TIMES.” It’s the theme song for the drama “Joker: Yurusarezaru Sosakan,” and it’s a very cool track inspired by the drama.
Apparently, it’s also partly based on an episode that happened when SU had been drinking.
SPEED KINGRIP SLYME17rank/position
An ultimate upper-tune where the members’ cool rap explodes.
The new chiptune-like beeps feel a bit nostalgic yet give the sense of brand-new music.
It’s speed-focused and brimming with a powerful sense of drive.
In the PV, the members sing wearing tights printed with skull designs.
Wacha WachaRIP SLYME18rank/position
A boundlessly upbeat party tune woven by the reunited five! Created by RIP SLYME to celebrate the 25th anniversary of their major debut, this funky, high-energy hip-hop track rides a sprightly beat crafted by DJ FUMIYA, while the members’ distinctive rap styles playfully bounce off each other.
Just listening will have your body swaying before you know it.
The music video—featuring the group’s humorous performances—has also been a hot topic, showcasing their unchanged sense of fun and close-knit chemistry.
Included on the album “GREATEST FIVE,” released in July 2025.
It’s the perfect song to lift your mood or soundtrack a get-together with friends—guaranteed to make any moment more fun.
do ONRIP SLYME19rank/position
RIP SLYME’s first track made with all five members together in about nine years is perfect for getting any party going.
Released in April 2025, it shifts from a grand intro into a high-velocity track, with the four MCs firing off a relay of verses.
The title is a coined word by the members that represents the thing everyone “can’t stop being obsessed with,” delivering positive energy to listeners.
DJ FUMIYA’s production strikes a superb balance—embracing contemporary sounds while staying true to the group’s identity.
They’re also slated to appear at JAPAN JAM 2025 in May, so the live hype is highly anticipated.
It’s a great pick for instantly brightening up a wedding performance, an event opening, and any moment when you want to energize the crowd!
BLUE BE-BOPRIP SLYME20rank/position
This track paints a one-of-a-kind sonic world with its light, funky sound and playful groove.
Released in November 2002, while the excitement over the million-selling masterpiece Tokyo Classic was still in full swing, it was also included on the album Time to Go.
Their witty response in the promotional video to the controversy at the time seemed to epitomize their stance.
The chic attitude of turning even criticism into entertainment perfectly aligns with the relaxed ease this work exudes.
Its naturally danceable beat is perfect for boosting your mood or hitting the road.
You’ll find yourself wanting to surrender to its sophisticated groove.