V6 Popular Song Rankings [2026]

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V6 / over（YouTube Ver.）

The 11th single, released on November 11, 1998.

A song that, coincidentally, features three elevens lined up.

It was the theme song for the drama “PU-PU-PU,” in which all members of Coming Century (Okada, Miyake, Morita) appeared.

Among all of V6’s singles, it is the longest in duration.

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V6 / Thunderbird -your voice- (YouTube Ver.)

This is V6’s 26th single, released in August 2004, featuring futuristic synth sounds.

Produced as the theme song for the Japanese-dubbed version of the film Thunderbirds, it reached No.

2 on the Oricon weekly chart.

The song portrays heroes who rush to answer calls for help and become beacons of hope.

It carries a message that the voice of someone precious can become courage and the power to take flight toward the future.

When you’re facing a new challenge and can’t take that final step, this track will give you a powerful push forward.

Bari Bari BUDDY!V652rank/position

CM V6 “Baribari BUDDY!”

The 39th single, released on February 15, 2012.

The song was provided by Tomoya Kinoshita, who has also worked on Ayumi Hamasaki’s “CAROLS.” The opening line, “Bari-bari, bari-bari,” is very catchy, and overall it’s a lively, high-energy track that fills you with enthusiasm.

A Letter I Can’t SendV653rank/position

V6 / Undeliverable Letter (YouTube Ver.)

At the end of summer, do you ever find yourself suddenly revisited by bittersweet memories of your youth? Released in August 2001, this V6 song is a gem of a ballad that perfectly accompanies that sentimental mood.

The pain of the protagonist—burdened by unspoken feelings and powerless to do anything—is vividly portrayed through Yoshihiko Inohara’s sensual vocals and the wistful melody.

Created as the theme song for the drama Neverland, starring Ken Miyake, the track reached No.

1 on the Oricon charts.

It’s a song that gently embraces the hearts of those who feel frustrated by their inability to express their true feelings.

Will the me you remember be loving you?V654rank/position

V6 / Will the Me You Remember Be Someone Who Loves You (YouTube Ver.)

The 42nd single, released on August 21, 2013.

It was the theme song for the drama “Keishicho Sosa Ikka 9-gakari Season 8,” starring member Inohara.

This slow-tempo ballad features lyrics that feel like a confession of regret toward a former partner, resonating with many listeners.

Adult GuyzV655rank/position

V6 / Adult Guyz (YouTube Ver.)

An upbeat, cheerful song packed with funk vibes that sings about splurging, guaranteed to put a smile on your face.

The detailed production, incorporating sounds like a cash register, is also really fun.

It’s highly addictive—you’ll find yourself hooked with every listen.

The music video is adorably done as well.

Wings of DepartureV656rank/position

V6 – Wings of Departure Ukulele Cover

V6, who unfortunately disbanded in November 2021 despite being so beloved, included their graduation song “Tabidachi no Tsubasa” (Wings of Departure) as the B-side to their 29th single “Good Day!!,” released in 2006.

Graduates are surely filled with anxiety and loneliness.

This is a graduation song that helps turn some of that loneliness and worry into something a bit more positive.

It’s also a song you’ll want to listen to after graduating, as you look back nostalgically on many things.

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