YUI's Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

How CrazyYUI36rank/position

YUI – How Crazy (legendado)

This is a powerful track that feels like YUI’s pent-up frustration exploding.

Even though it has an aggressive sound that’s rare for YUI, it doesn’t lose her signature touch, which to me speaks to her inner strength.

It’s truly a “Crazy” song.

It’s My LifeYUI37rank/position

YUI　『It’s My Life-short ver.-』

A song released in 2011 as her 18th single.

It was also used in a 2011 “U-Can” commercial and is an empowering cheer song that strongly encourages you: “If you’ve been working earnestly, you can definitely do it!” The inclusion of brass sounds is striking, and in the music video you can see a cute YUI dressed in colorful outfits.

It’s happy lineYUI38rank/position

YUI　『It’s happy line-short ver.-』

A song included on “Good-bye days,” released as the fifth single in 2004.

It was also used as an insert song in the film “A Song to the Sun,” in which YUI played the lead role.

The track had previously appeared on the indie release “It’s happy line,” which came out before her major-label debut, making it a piece that can truly be called the origin of YUI.

JamYUI39rank/position

YUI　『Jam-short ver.-』

A jam is a performance where musicians, without deciding on specifics like songs, play improvisationally while listening to each other—mainly for their own enjoyment.

Maybe YUI also longed for that kind of everyday life: jamming in a warehouse with that guy holding a Les Paul.

Kiss meYUI40rank/position

YUI/Kiss me (cover)

While pretending to be indifferent, it portrays a somewhat positive mindset that’s trying to somehow bring the current relationship to an end.

I think it’s the kind of song that would be good to listen to right after a breakup to let your feelings out.

If you’re feeling down in a similar situation, definitely give it a listen.

LOVE & TRUTHYUI41rank/position

YUI　『LOVE ＆ TRUTH-short ver.-』

A song released in 2007 as her 10th single.

It was also written as the theme song for the film “Closed Note.” The lyrics sing of the sorrow of love—how time simply passes even when the person you care about is gazing at someone else.

The guitar solo in the interlude is played by YUI herself, making it a track that also showcases her appeal as a guitarist.

Last TrainYUI42rank/position

YUI “Last Train”, Album: Tomorrow’s Way, 2005

As the title suggests, this is a song about the last train of the day.

When you think of the last train, you think of “the way home,” right? But to YUI, it might have looked like an “escape route” with no way back.

From the lyric “from the window of the last train,” you get the feeling that she did get on it.