RIZE Popular Song Rankings [2026]

OWTKASTRIZE31rank/position

RIZE / OWTKAST -Music Video-

This is a track from their fourth album, Spit & Yell, released in 2005.

It is also the last work to feature the previous bassist, u:zo.

The visuals of a devil-like giant devouring a city leave a somewhat fleeting impression—suggestive of RIZE, who had made a comeback around this time but still seemed to be smoldering under the surface.

PARADOX gymnasticsRIZE32rank/position

RIZE at RUSH BALL 2008

With a crackling, resonant bassline, ferocious guitar riffs, and aggressive drum phrases, this track explodes with RIZE’s signature style right from the intro.

But it’s not just a cool, high-energy number—it’s also a biting, irony-laden song that calls out environmental issues.

Please Oh PleaseRIZE33rank/position

Please Oh Please RIZE

It’s a garage rock-style track with a rough vibe that’s a bit different from RIZE’s usual image.

It’s included on their sixth album, K.O., released in 2008.

The song showcases RIZE’s more melodic side.

RESPECTRIZE34rank/position

RIZE / RESPECT Live at Osaka 2012

This is a song included on the third album, Natural Vibes.

You can feel it from the lyrics as well, but especially in the powerful way it’s sung, it’s a song that conveys strong feelings and insists that things like racial discrimination don’t matter, and that there’s no point in fretting and worrying about it.

RIZERIZE35rank/position

RIZE RIZE

This song bears the band’s name as its title.

It tells the band’s history: meeting drummer Nobuaki Kaneko in childhood, forming the band, going through member changes, and singing, “Let’s keep doing this together.” The laid-back, groove-heavy rhythm makes it a very satisfying track.

STAND UPRIZE36rank/position

STAND UP [RIZE TOUR 2007 “ALTERNA”]

From RIZE TOUR 2007 “ALTERNA,” this is a track from their fourth album, “Spit & Yell,” released in 2005.

It’s a powerful, politically charged song that flips the middle finger straight at a world where life can end at any moment, adults spout contradictions, and society accepts it as normal.

It’s a hidden gem in RIZE’s catalog.

The guitar solo even sounds like a cry tinged with sorrow for such a world.

TKCRIZE37rank/position

RIZE 『TKC』Music Video

RIZE, a leading force in Japan’s mixture rock scene, continues to blaze ahead.

Their loud sound and vocalist JESSE’s razor-sharp rap captivate countless fans.

This track, featured on their 8th album “THUNDERBOLT: The Return of Thunderbolt,” delivers a noisy yet tight ensemble that cranks up the energy.

The technically slapped bass solo adds dynamic contour to the song and drives it even harder toward the ending.

It’s no wonder it’s a live staple—a number that unites the stage and the audience as one.

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Hoshino Takashi

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Television SongRIZE38rank/position

Telivision Song RIZE

It’s a strongly messaged song that satirically likens playing the demanded role to being a child.

It’s included on their sixth album, “K.O.,” released in 2008.

The dynamic arrangement—more than just raw intensity—showcases RIZE at their best.

VIBRATION ～introducing Def TechRIZE39rank/position

RIZE 『VIBRATION～introducing Def Tech』Music Video

This is the eighth single, released in 2003, created in collaboration with Def Tech.

It opens with a rap by JESSE, and the chorus features a beautiful melody by Def Tech’s Micro and Shen.

The music video, which tells a story about connecting over long distances through a manhole and singing together, is a must-see.

ZERORIZE40rank/position

RIZE – ZERO

The 2009 Coca-Cola Zero “Wild Boxercise” commercial was a cool ad featuring Hidetoshi Nakata doing kickboxing.

The track used in this stylish CM was RIZE’s “ZERO,” whose rock vibe is insanely cool.

Released in 2009, it’s still a staple at their live shows, and that distinctive guitar riff is super cool.

It’s a quintessential RIZE mixture track, combining loud, heavy sounds with sharp, tight rap.

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Hane Keisuke

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