SixTONES Popular Song Ranking [2026]
SixTONES is a male idol group that made waves in 2020 by debuting at the same time as Snow Man.
Their double A-side single with Snow Man, “Imitation Rain/D.D.,” which marked their debut, achieved million-seller status.
After such a striking debut, they have not only been active in music but have also been making a big splash on television shows.
In this article, we’ll introduce a comprehensive ranking of SixTONES’ songs all at once.
It features popular tracks both old and new, so whether you’re a fan or not, we hope you’ll take this opportunity to give them a listen.
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SixTONES Popular Song Ranking [2026] (11–20)
It feels like I’m not myself.SixTONES11rank/position
The title track of the group’s 4th single, released in February 2021 as the theme song for the film “Liar x Liar,” in which member Hokuto Matsumura co-starred with Nana Mori.
Also included on the album “CITY,” this song is notable for its lyrics that capture the frustration of having your rhythm thrown off by love.
In contrast to their previously wild image, its band sound blends freshness with bittersweetness, giving it a new, radiant shine.
The vocal range isn’t very wide, so it’s easy to try at karaoke, but switching to falsetto in the chorus is key—stay relaxed as you sing.
A stylish pop tune whose driving melody really hits home.
I/meSixTONES12rank/position
There are times when, the moment you notice your own feelings, your heart starts moving on its own and you’re left bewildered, aren’t there? This work by the popular group SixTONES is a ballad released in June 2022 as their seventh single.
It was used as an insert song for the drama “Why Would You Do Love Seriously?” starring member Hokuto Matsumura, and it recorded 471,000 copies in its first week on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart.
Because of its deliberately sparse, minimal arrangement, the delicate breaths and contours of the six members’ words stand out vividly.
The chorus, which unfolds like an emotional dam bursting, is so dramatic it tightens your chest.
It’s a masterpiece also included on the album “Koe” (“Voice”), perfect for immersing yourself alone on a quiet night.
Night riderTaiga Kyomoto(SixTONES)13rank/position
An urban track that pairs a cool, night-city rush of sound with Taiga Kyomoto’s delicate vocals.
His breath-infused singing seems to convey both the anxiety of nearly losing sight of your goal and the strong will to keep moving forward.
You can picture the protagonist pressing through the darkness in search of light, even while carrying loneliness.
The song is included on SixTONES’ single “Stargaze,” to be released in September 2025.
It’s perfect for a late-night drive with a glittering cityscape.
NEW ERASixTONES14rank/position
A high-velocity track that opens with an intro fusing the resonant tones of traditional Japanese instruments and a loud rock sound! The powerful beat, the members’ distinctive vocals, and razor-sharp rap lines collide in a structure packed with highlights that’ll get your heart racing just by listening.
Its worldview, infused with a resolve to usher in a new era, gives the listener a strong push forward.
Released in November 2020 as SixTONES’ third single, it was also chosen as the opening theme for the TV anime Yashahime: Princess Half-Demon.
It’s a powerful number that will undeniably boost your energy when you’re facing a decisive moment or need to fire yourself up.
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This is their fifth single, released in August 2021, which also drew attention because Daiki Tsuneta—known for his work with King Gnu—provided the song.
Its heartrending lyrics, depicting unfulfilled feelings and the turmoil of a love with no end in sight, intertwine exquisitely with a wistful guitar sound, creating a number that exudes adult allure.
It’s also included on their 2022 album “CITY,” and the harmonies formed by the members’ individually distinctive voices strongly convey the group’s musical evolution.
Their artistic worldview transcends the boundaries of “idol,” and is sure to resonate with fans of Japanese rock as well.
Give it a listen when you want to sink into music alone on a quiet night, or when you’re feeling sentimental.
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A song that evokes bright hope and a strong bond.
It’s packed with the appeal of SixTONES and is sure to fire up any karaoke session.
Included on the regular edition of the single “Imitation Rain / D.D.” released in January 2020, it carries the joy and determination of their debut.
True to the group name, which signifies both “raw gems” and various “tones,” the six members’ unique personalities shine, showcasing their charm to the fullest.
While reaffirming their bond as teammates and singing together in unison, you’ll feel as if you’re taking a step into a new world.
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This is a high-energy anthem that charges toward victory, fusing powerful sound with fiery vocals.
Its positive message—“I don’t want to lose, I won’t give up”—carries a compelling force that only the six members of SixTONES can deliver.
Released in July 2024 and featured as an insert song for the Nippon TV drama ACMA:GAME, the track is marked by siren-like guitar riffs and a heavy beat.
Before an important match or decisive moment, and when gearing up to fight alongside your teammates, this song is sure to ignite anyone’s fighting spirit.
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Released on May 1, 2024—the same date as the group’s formation—this is SixTONES’ 12th single.
Chosen as the theme song for the TV drama “Omukae Shibuya-kun,” starring group member Taiga Kyomoto, it likely became a weekly highlight for many viewers.
With a warm band sound woven by strings and horn sections and gentle lyrics that evoke bonds with friends and loved ones, the track is filled with the group’s embracing presence.
Sung by a group stepping into their 10th year, it carries a persuasive power that resonates deeply with listeners.
Rather than flashy production, its down-to-earth message gently sinks in, making it a perfect song to play when you want to reflect on time spent with someone special or when you need a heartwarming boost.
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This commercial showcases how JR East’s Tohoku Shinkansen supports enjoyable journeys, as portrayed through SixTONES.
The direction is striking, with a scene moving from underground to above ground where the light comes into view, positively expressing the moment of setting off on a trip.
The sight of the Shinkansen racing through vast landscapes is another highlight, conveying the excitement of departing for new places.
Further heightening that sense of anticipation is SixTONES’ song “Shine with U.” Its brilliant sound and lively vocals leave a strong impression, evoking expansive scenery and a forward-looking feeling.
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The title track of SixTONES’ 15th single grabs hearts with its exhilarating band sound and fiery message.
Released in June 2025 as the opening theme for the TV anime WIND BREAKER Season 2, it debuted at No.
1 on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart, selling about 357,000 copies in its first week.
Marked by hard-edged guitar riffs and a propulsive rhythm, the lyrics—about the bonds between comrades and the resolve to stand up for what you want to protect—align perfectly with the anime’s world.
Member Juri Tanaka has openly said he’s a fan of the original manga, commenting that themes like male friendship and solidarity resonate with the six members of SixTONES as well.
Its structure builds tension toward the chorus and then releases it in a rush, making it a guaranteed sing-along if performed at parties.
A perfect track for those who want to energize the room with a high-octane rock number.