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THE ORAL CIGARETTES Popular Song Rankings [2026]

THE ORAL CIGARETTES is a rock band formed in Nara in 2010.

They’re known for melodies that stick in your head after just one listen, energetic beats, and breathtaking live performances.

We’ve compiled a ranking of their popular songs.

Be sure to check it out.

THE ORAL CIGARETTES Popular Song Rankings [2026] (11–20)

Wake up, baby.THE ORAL CIGARETTES11rank/position

THE ORAL CIGARETTES “Wake Up, Baby” Music Video
Wake up, baby.THE ORAL CIGARETTES

A track from THE ORAL CIGARETTES’ 2016 album, as the band skyrocketed in popularity—even being chosen to perform a film’s theme song.

It’s captivating for its characteristically Oral catchy melodies and lyrics woven by vocalist Yamanaka’s sultry voice.

A-E-U-ITHE ORAL CIGARETTES12rank/position

THE ORAL CIGARETTES 「A-E-U-I」 Music Video
A-E-U-ITHE ORAL CIGARETTES

THE ORAL CIGARETTES have done many tie-ins, including the theme song for the film Ajin and the ending theme for the anime Sagrada Reset.

Their exhilarating song that blows away the rainy-season gloom is A-E-U-I.

The opening guitar riff is striking, but more than anything, the repeated phrase of the title “A-E-U-I” sticks in your head after just one listen! And the lyrical worldview that treats romance as a momentary fiction is so very them.

It’s a song you’ll definitely want someone to sing at karaoke if you’re going with a teen or twenties crowd!

Red CriminalTHE ORAL CIGARETTES13rank/position

TV Anime “SCARLET NEXUS” Non-Credit Opening Movie / THE ORAL CIGARETTES “Red Criminal”
Red CriminalTHE ORAL CIGARETTES

An energetic guitar riff—this rock number stirs the emotions on its own! It’s a track by the Nara-born rock band THE ORAL CIGARETTES, released in 2021 as their eighth digital single.

It was chosen as the opening theme for the anime SCARLET NEXUS.

The sound image, with its impactful feel as if the music is rushing right at you, is captivating.

And the lyrics—conveying the resolve to live desperately even in harsh reality—give you the strength to fight for tomorrow.

UNDER and OVERTHE ORAL CIGARETTES14rank/position

THE ORAL CIGARETTES「UNDER and OVER」Music Video
UNDER and OVERTHE ORAL CIGARETTES

A huge hit on TikTok and YouTube! This is a track by THE ORAL CIGARETTES, currently making waves as the opening theme for the TV anime “A Stranger in the Next Life.” The lyrics, told from a boy’s perspective, are striking, vividly portraying life’s choices and inner conflicts over a hard rock sound.

Released in October 2024, this song marks the band’s first anime theme in three years.

It perfectly matches the anime’s world, which depicts a human drama set in the yakuza underworld.

It’s a great listen when you’re at a crossroads in life or feel like you’re losing sight of your sense of purpose.

Simple thingTHE ORAL CIGARETTES15rank/position

THE ORAL CIGARETTES “Kantanna Koto” Music Video
Simple thingTHE ORAL CIGARETTES

A limited single available only at live venues and via streaming.

It’s marked by lyrics that burst in with overwhelming momentum right from the emotional opening guitar riff.

At the Zepp DiverCity one-man show where this limited single was released, the set was significantly altered due to vocalist Yamanaka’s throat issues.

It was later announced that he had vocal cord polyps, leading to a temporary hiatus from live performances.

He safely returned in December of the same year, putting fans at ease.

BUGTHE ORAL CIGARETTES16rank/position

THE ORAL CIGARETTES「BUG」(Prod.JOGO) Music Video
BUGTHE ORAL CIGARETTES

The new, bold track BUG—which has been a hot topic among fans—was digitally released on August 10, 2022, by the four-piece rock band THE ORAL CIGARETTES.

Its addictive sound transcends rock, hip-hop, and dance music, and it just sounds insanely cool! The song is said to express the distortions of the world using the gaming term “bug” as its motif.

It’s the kind of number that truly shines live in a way only a band can pull off, and it’s guaranteed to make you want to move your body!

CATCH METHE ORAL CIGARETTES17rank/position

THE ORAL CIGARETTES 「CATCH ME」 MusicVideo
CATCH METHE ORAL CIGARETTES

The number of summer festival appearances they made the year this was released was so high that they may have been the most momentum-filled band among those representing the 2016 summer festival season.

In the same year, they also successfully held a triumphant solo show at Nara Centennial Hall in their home prefecture of Nara.

Don’t you think (feat. Rozarina)THE ORAL CIGARETTES18rank/position

THE ORAL CIGARETTES “Don’t you think (feat. Rozarina)” Music Video / 5th AL “SUCK MY WORLD” – Release on 2020.4.29
Don't you think (feat. Rozarina)THE ORAL CIGARETTES

This is a collaboration track between THE ORAL CIGARETTES, known for their exhilarating rock sound, and Rozarina, whose clear, translucent vocals are captivating.

It’s a ballad that portrays the nuances of conflicting emotions and relationships, with the layering of their contrasting voices moving the listener’s heart.

Released in September 2019 as the band’s first featuring work, it was later included on their fifth album, “SUCK MY WORLD.” Rather than simply splitting parts between male and female vocals, the arrangement blends their voices together, allowing you to fully savor the comfort of the harmonies.

It’s a perfect number for those who want to enjoy a mellow atmosphere at karaoke or for two people seeking a duet that lets them showcase their expressive singing.

Mr. PhantomTHE ORAL CIGARETTES19rank/position

This track is included on their 1st mini-album.

The high notes in the chorus are addictive.

As they themselves call it their ultimate killer tune, it’s a staple at live shows and always gets the crowd going.

The lyrics and song structure have a quirky edge, reflecting their unique worldview.

A Comeback StoryTHE ORAL CIGARETTES20rank/position

THE ORAL CIGARETTES “Resurrection Story” Music Video
A Comeback StoryTHE ORAL CIGARETTES

The long-awaited first major-label single.

Even within the masculine vocals, the straightforward lyrics woven from delicate high tones reach your ears.

I’m grateful to have heard once again the coolness of a true band sound without any backing tracks, which has become rare lately.