RIZE Popular Song Rankings [2026]

NAMERIZE29rank/position

RIZE – NAME (LIVE RUSHBALL 2005)

This is from the 2005 RUSH BALL live footage.

It’s a song that really reflects JESSE’s deep love for Japanese festivals.

In the live performance, it starts with a drum phrase like a festival beat, reminiscent of taiko.

It’s peaceful—truly a perfect word for it—and a beloved classic among fans.

ONERIZE30rank/position

RIZE 『ONE』Music Video

This is a track included on their seventh single, “02/ONE,” released in 2002.

In contrast to the loud “02,” it’s a melodic song that begins with quiet guitar arpeggios.

You can enjoy Nobuaki Kaneko’s delicate drumming.

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.