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TRF Popular Song Ranking [2026]

TRF holds the record for five consecutive million-selling releases.

Songs like “BOY MEETS GIRL” and “CRAZY GONNA CRAZY,” which almost everyone has heard at least once, played a major role in bringing dance music to a wider audience.

From among their signature tracks, we present a ranking of the most popular ones.

TRF Popular Song Rankings [2026] (31–40)

WORLD GROOVETRF36rank/position

A masterpiece that successfully fuses world music and techno.

Both musically and technically, it’s crafted with a high level of perfection.

It became a staple that always closed TRF’s live shows.

The “la-la-la” humming is especially memorable.

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iNNOVATiONTRF37rank/position

Released on October 17, 2007 as the 29th single.

It was used as the ending theme for a lifestyle information program and a dance audition program, respectively.

The song’s lyrics convey gaining the resolve to accept one’s destiny upon waking in the morning.

Its exotic sound is striking.

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survival dAnce 〜no no cry moreTRF38rank/position

TRF / survival dAnce ～no no cry more～
survival dAnce 〜no no cry moreTRF

This commercial comically conveys, through a TRF live performance, that with SUUMO you can request home appraisals from multiple companies at once, helping your home sale head in a better direction.

Tying into the theme of selling a house, here they “sell off” the “Yay,” creating a unique world where only the “Yay” parts of their usual song make the members’ movements stop.

The track that creates a strong sense of oddity by removing those “Yays” is TRF’s signature song, “survival dAnce ~no no cry more.” With its cyber vibe that makes the dance stand out, the sound—and the vocals—express a positive atmosphere.

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I want a little more love.TRF39rank/position

A medium-tempo pop song.

It sets itself apart from the techno and rave tracks of their more niche, dance-focused direction, and is finished as a fully-fledged pop song clearly aiming for a more mainstream route.

It’s a track that shows a certain commitment, such as the fact that not a single English word appears in the lyrics.

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