ROTTENGRAFFTY Popular Song Ranking [2026]

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Golden Graffity / ROTTENGRAFFTY

A song whose cry, woven from anger and delicacy, hits you in the chest.

While searingly expressing distrust and rage toward society and a sense of loneliness, it also entrusts hope for the future to scenes bathed in the golden hues of dusk.

Released as a new track on ROTTENGRAFFTY’s December 2011 album “GOLD,” this piece is a masterpiece where loud rock and melodic elements are brilliantly balanced.

Created by guitarist KAZUOMI from bittersweet memories of youth, it was also chosen as the ending theme for TV Tokyo’s “Kudamaki Hachibei X” in January 2012.

It resonates deeply with those who feel the hardships of modern society or wish to immerse themselves in memories of the past.

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[PV] Scheming ~ Merry Christmas Mr. Lawre – ROTTENGRAFFTY

ROTTENGRAFFTY, the Kyoto-born crossover band affectionately known as “Rotten.” Their release Akudakumi ~Merry Christmas Mr Lawre is a rearrangement of Ryuichi Sakamoto’s classic Merry Christmas, Mr.

Lawrence.

It’s a tough, hard-hitting track that layers rap over a beautiful melody delivered with Rotten’s signature loud sound.

As a major-label debut, it captures the essence of who they are.

Even on a bitterly cold winter day, the intro alone will send your energy soaring!

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Kado(guchi) Shichigatsu

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ROTTENGRAFFTY “Autumn Cherry Blossoms” Music Video

Within Japan’s mixed-genre rock scene, ROTTENGRAFFTY is a band with significant name recognition.

“Akizakura,” included on their 2022 album HELLO, is a standout track characterized by a distinctly Japanese sensibility themed around cosmos flowers.

Its richly evocative worldbuilding meshes perfectly with the driving momentum of loud music, delivering a sound only they could create.

The song’s curious blend—evoking nostalgia while still feeling fresh—is well worth a listen!

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Yuuki

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ROTTENGRAFFTY “This World”

ROTTENGRAFFTY, one of Kyoto’s signature bands, is shaking up the rock scene with their twin vocals.

Their emblematic song “This World” is a guaranteed crowd-pleaser at live shows.

Its lyrics are sure to resonate with athletes facing monumental walls and chasing records.

You can relate to the message of smashing through whatever stands in your way and pushing past your limits to reach what lies beyond.

The rock sound, which seems to travel through your ears and hit you in the pit of your stomach, is bound to ignite your fighting spirit.

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utatane

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ROTTENGRAFFTY “Hallelujah” Music Video

ROTTENGRAFFTY, the five-piece from Kyoto affectionately known as the “Gutter Rats of the Ancient Capital.” The vocalists are N∀OKI and NOBUYA.

They have many fast-paced songs, and the interplay between the two vocalists elevates the performance and energizes the audience.

Since 2014, they’ve hosted the festival Porno Ultra Express in their hometown of Kyoto, which in recent years has become a fixture of Kyoto’s winter festival scene.

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ROTTENGRAFFTY – “70cm Square Windowside” Music Video

An emotional track whose intensity explodes right from the intro.

This song, by the Kyoto rock band ROTTENGRAFFTY, serves as the ending theme for the anime Dragon Ball Super.

It portrays loneliness and unresolved inner conflict.

The theme centers on the helpless feeling you get while gazing out a small window, perfectly linking heated sound with sentimental emotion.

Listen to it on a contemplative night, and it will surely sink deep into your heart.

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RottenGraffty Mandala

Mandala by ROTTENGRAFFTY is striking for its spoken-word-style sections that address the listener, like a poetry reading.

In this song, the contrast between vocalist NOBUYA’s sung melodies and his spoken parts is wonderful, and its power makes it a fiery anthem that gives you the courage to live.

The band’s performance is also incredibly strong and cool.

In particular, the drum phrase with rapid-fire snare hits in the latter half seems like it could give a weary heart the strength to move forward!

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Yuuki

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