Ranking of Young Skinny’s Popular Songs: A Collection of Highly Relatable Love Tracks
Young Skinny has been garnering passionate support—especially among the younger generation—as their songs keep going viral on social media and music streaming platforms.
Many listeners have likely found themselves startled by their down-to-earth lyrics or feeling a sudden tightness in their chest.
We’ll be delivering a full ranking of their tracks that grow on you the more you listen, so be sure to find your new favorite song!
Young Skinny’s Most Popular Songs Ranking: A Highly Relatable Collection of Love Songs (1–10)
To tell you the truth,yangusukinii1rank/position
In front of the person you like, you end up putting on a brave face, blurting out words you don’t mean, and sinking into self-loathing.
This song by Young Skinny portrays that clumsy yet endearing tsundere kind of love.
Released as a single in October 2022, it was also chosen as the ending theme for TBS’s “King’s Brunch.” It’s known for becoming the band’s first track to surpass 100 million total streams and is included on the album “I Thought Anything Would Be Forgiven If I Turned It Into a Song.” Many listeners will likely relate to the painful contradiction of pushing someone away even though you really like them.
Kayayu’s true-to-life vocals are sure to gently nudge the hearts of those troubled by love.
Blending bittersweet lyrics with a pop sound, it’s a rock number that captures listeners’ hearts and won’t let go.
I don’t like it.yangusukinii2rank/position
This is a heart-wrenching ballad that portrays the complex emotions after a heartbreak.
The protagonist’s poignant bravado is conveyed through Kayu’s emotionally rich vocals, and many listeners will likely find their hearts shaken each time they hear it.
Released in December 2022 as Young Skinny’s final indie single, it was later included on the album “I Thought Anything Would Be Forgiven If I Turned It Into a Song.” It’s also known as an insert song for ABEMA’s dating show “Koisuru ♥ Shuumatsu Homestay 2023 Spring ~Sweet Orange Memory~.” The band’s first-ever use of strings matches the chilly winter atmosphere and really seeps into the soul.
It’s a song that gently stays by your side on those nights when you try to forget but just can’t.
Trash human, me.yangusukinii3rank/position
Acknowledging your own flaws yet still yearning to be loved—that contradictory feeling.
Young Skinny’s latest work sets that earnest emotion to a high-velocity guitar rock sound.
It’s included on their major-label debut album, “If You Turn It Into a Song, You Can Get Away With Anything,” released in March 2023, and also drew attention as the theme song for the drama “Crime Family.” The lyrics, oscillating between a brazen front and deep self-loathing, will likely strike a painfully deep chord with anyone frustrated by love or relationships that just won’t go right.
It’s a heart-wrenching rock number you’ll want to play on nights when you can’t help blaming your helpless self, or when you’re feeling sentimental.
Maybe it didn’t have to be you after all.yangusukinii4rank/position
A rock number by Young Skinny that puts into raw words the end of an ambiguous relationship and the self-loathing that crashes over you after a breakup.
The lyrics spun by Kayu speak not in pretty platitudes but carve out the pain of love, likely striking deep in listeners’ hearts.
Included on their major-label 1st EP, “Donna Koto ni Demo Shiawase o Kanji Rukoto ga Dekita Nara,” released in September 2023, it also drew attention as the opening theme for the drama “When the Intercom Rings.” This track rides muddy, swamp-like emotions atop a driving guitar-rock sound, promising to gently stay close to you on nights when your feelings won’t neatly add up.
It’s a must-listen for anyone caught in a restless, unsettling romance or still nursing the wounds of heartbreak.
Veranda feat. Kanano Senritsuyangusukinii5rank/position
A collaboration track by Young Skinny that carries a bittersweet feeling, like exhaling wavering emotions along with cigarette smoke on a balcony steeped in the scent of everyday life.
Released digitally in February 2024, it’s included on their major-label second EP, “Bukiyō na Watashi Dakara” (Because I’m Clumsy).
The band welcomes their first-ever guest feature, Kanano Senritsu, and the sound—where a chill beat intertwines with keyboard tones—feels so pleasant.
Many listeners will likely relate to the unstable relationship portrayed through Kayau’s raw lyrical expressions and the rap parts that weave together male and female perspectives.
Capturing hearts across social media, the song reached No.
1 on Billboard JAPAN’s TikTok chart in April 2024.
It’s a number you’ll want to play on nights when the evening breeze brushes past and your chest tightens as you think of someone.
one-night standyangusukinii6rank/position
A Young Skinny track that candidly portrays the emptiness born from a one-night stand and the fragile heart that still seeks warmth.
Included on their first mini-album, “Uso Darake no Nichijou no Naka de,” released in May 2021, this song features a band sound that evokes raw, early impulses and Kaya-yu’s visceral lyricism that hits you straight in the chest.
If you’ve ever felt the regret after a fleeting mistake or a loneliness that can’t be filled, you’ll likely relate painfully.
It’s also included on the album “Uso Darake no Nichijou no Naka de (Re-recorded ver.),” released digitally in May 2024, where you can feel the band’s growth.
On nights when you feel crushed by unresolved emotions, why not listen to it quietly, alone?
Love is blind.yangusukinii7rank/position
Even though you want to erase your ex from your mind, memories get in the way and keep you from moving forward.
Many people have probably experienced this.
Sung by Young Skinny, this song is a pop-rock number that portrays the mindset of being blindly in love.
The more you tell yourself “I’ve already forgotten,” the more stubbornly the memories stick, and that frustration is expressed over a lively beat.
Released in January 2024, it was also chosen as the opening theme for the TBS drama “Wari o Yaburu: Issen o Koeta, Sono Saki ni.” It’s a heartbreak song that gently says, “You’re not alone,” to those suffering from the pain of love.