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X Japan Popular Song Rankings [2026]

X Japan’s popularity never fades, no matter how much time passes.

Even now, when the original members can no longer all come together, their popularity remains immense, and fans eagerly await a new album release.

Here, we’ve compiled a ranking of X Japan’s most popular songs.

Please use it as a reference.

X Japan Popular Song Ranking [2026] (41–50)

XCLAMATIONX JAPAN43rank/position

X Japan – Xclamation (PV)
XCLAMATIONX JAPAN

Composed by HIDE and TAIJI.

It’s an instrumental track recorded through HIDE’s multi-layered overdubs.

The percussion patterns reminiscent of folk music lead the listener into another dimension, where the sudden entrance of TAIJI’s growling slap bass awakens the senses.

BREAK THE DARKNESSX JAPAN44rank/position

I dug up an incredibly old X JAPAN song.

However, since it’s a self-produced EP first released during their indie days, I can’t leave it out.

This is where the legend of X JAPAN began.

If you listen to it after hearing the fully realized X JAPAN of today, you can feel the youthfulness in the music.

HeroX JAPAN45rank/position

X Japan – Hero (lyric video trailer)
HeroX JAPAN

One of X JAPAN’s new songs after their restart, it’s already known as a live staple.

Although only a short version of the music video has been officially released, you can still feel the song’s concept: even heroes have both good and evil sides, and it’s up to you which way you steer them.

White Poem IX JAPAN46rank/position

At first it might feel like someone else’s song, but it’s definitely an X JAPAN track.

They’ve even performed it live.

Unusually for the band, it’s a song made almost entirely with programming.

I feel like it reveals an unexpected side of YOSHIKI, and perhaps it influenced his compositions from this point on.

X JAPAN MedleyX JAPAN47rank/position

The hit songs that captivated many as a visual kei rock band have been reborn as a piano medley.

While the tunes retain their rock essence, the piano arrangements transform them into pieces that are not only fresh but also exceptionally pleasant to listen to.

Forever LoveX JAPAN48rank/position

I think this song can rightly be called one of X Japan’s signature tracks.

When you listen while reflecting on X Japan’s history—overcoming many hardships such as the death of members and the brainwashing scandal involving vocalist Toshi—the word “Forever” in the title feels profoundly meaningful.

Even putting that aside, it’s simply a wonderful song that can lift your spirits.

Crimson (Kurenai)X JAPAN49rank/position

X Japan ~ Kurenai (Last Live 1997)
Crimson (Kurenai)X JAPAN

It might be disrespectful to fans if you use it as a gag, but since it’s a song everyone knows, it’s surprisingly easy to turn into a bit and I actually recommend it.

You can go wild and dance like crazy to the intense moves, or even use it for a one-shot performance trick.