RIP SLYME Popular Song Rankings [2026]

BLUE BE-BOPRIP SLYME22rank/position

RIP SLYME – BLUE BE-BOP

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.

Good TimesRIP SLYME23rank/position

RIP SLYME – Good Times

A Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications commercial song.

It’s a catchy, irresistibly danceable party tune that’s quintessentially RIP SLYME.

The sidechain-heavy track is incredibly cool, while the mix of pop sounds is, frankly, masterful.

JACK GOES ONRIP SLYME24rank/position

RIP SLYME – JACK GOES ON

The music video featuring five people with golden skin singing while performing a robot dance is very striking.

With its near-futuristic sound, it presents a worldview not seen in other songs.

As a rearrangement of the original “The Beat Goes On” for a Jack Daniel’s commercial, it has an extremely catchy, danceable sound.

JUMP with chayRIP SLYME25rank/position

RIP SLYME – JUMP with chay

This pop tune, a collaboration with singer-songwriter chay, sparks an irresistibly bright chemical reaction.

True to its title, it delivers a thrilling sense that makes you want to “jump,” paired with an uplifting message that gently propels listeners forward.

Released in July 2015 as part of a triple A-side single, it was also included on the album “10.” In addition to serving as the theme song for Fuji TV’s “ENGEI Grand Slam,” it was featured in GU’s web magazine campaign, and its fashion-infused music video drew attention as well.

It’s a vibrant track that naturally brings a smile and courage when you want to lift your spirits and take a new step forward.

Remember (with MONGOL800)RIP SLYME26rank/position

Remember (with MONGOL800)

This heartwarming cheer song was created after a summer festival encounter with the Okinawa-born band MONGOL800.

Addressing a downhearted friend with the message “You’re not alone,” the lyrics powerfully encourage facing any hardship together—surely giving courage to many listeners.

It seamlessly fuses RIP SLYME’s signature laid-back rap with a refreshing band sound that naturally makes you want to clap along.

The track is included on the album “FUNFAIR,” released in November 2007, and was also chosen as the image song for the 86th All Japan High School Soccer Tournament.

For those striving toward their goals with their teammates, this anthem of friendship will deliver a passionate boost.

SLYRIP SLYME27rank/position

RIP SLYME – SLY

A funky number chosen as the theme song for the drama Legal High starring Masato Sakai.

Released in November 2013, this track marks their 20th major-label single.

It portrays, with playfully witty lyrics, the thrilling psychology of being ensnared by an irresistibly “sly” charm—powerless to resist yet dazzled by sleight-of-hand-like romantic maneuvering.

DJ FUMIYA’s meticulously crafted, analog-tinged track blends with an instantly catchy melody to create a groove that makes your body move.

Also included on the album GOLDEN TIME, this song is perfect for lifting your mood or setting the scene for a slightly grown-up romance.

SPLASHRIP SLYME28rank/position

RIP SLYME – SPLASH

This is the B-side track to the single “Sun and Bikini.” It’s like a counterpart to “Sun and Bikini,” depicting a summer romance where the protagonist makes a beeline for the woman he’s after.

The music video, featuring dolls that look just like the members making a move on a sexy beauty, is also a fun piece.