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A hip-hop love song. A rapper’s tale of love.

In recent years, thanks in part to the influence of MC battles like Freestyle Dungeon, the number of hip-hop listeners seems to be on the rise, doesn’t it?

Among those who love hip-hop, some of you might be on the lookout for love songs!

So in this article, we’ll be introducing hip-hop love songs from both Japan and abroad.

From that classic by a heavyweight of Japanese hip-hop to noteworthy tracks by up-and-coming artists, we’ve put together an article that listeners from hardcore heads to those who just started getting into hip-hop can enjoy.

Hip-hop love songs. Love songs told by rappers (71–80)

You Just Walked In My LifeCHANMINA

CHANMINA – You Just Walked In My Life (Official Music Video)
You Just Walked In My Life Chanmina

Have you ever had the experience of your life changing dramatically after meeting someone special? That kind of moment is romantically depicted in “You Just Walked In My Life.” The artist behind it is the rapper Chanmina.

In fact, the song also made waves because it was released as a surprise.

Rather than intense rap, its sound is more melodic.

If you like love ballads, you’re sure to enjoy it.

WHAT YOU KNOW BOUT LOVEPop Smoke

POP SMOKE – WHAT YOU KNOW BOUT LOVE (Official Video)
WHAT YOU KNOW BOUT LOVEPop Smoke

This song passionately celebrates deep love and affection for a partner.

Offering a glimpse of Pop Smoke’s softer side, it stands as a masterpiece that showcases his versatility.

Featured on the album “Shoot for the Stars, Aim for the Moon,” released in July 2020, it revives the vibe of early 2000s R&B for a modern audience.

The lyrics, which portray everyday interactions with his lover and express trust and gratitude toward her, are sure to resonate with many listeners.

It’s a recommended track not only for those in love but also for anyone who wants to reaffirm their feelings for someone special.

OMAE (feat. Mukade & Inman)JAKEN

JAKEN-OMAE (feat. Hyakuzoku & Inman)
OMAE (feat. Hyakuso & Inman) JAKEN

This song is a love ballad that sings more about caring for a loved one than material success.

Created through a collaboration with MUKADE and INMAN, it carries the message that symbols of wealth—like luxury cars, watches, and high-rise condos—are nothing more than extras without someone special by your side.

Released in October 2024 and produced by Lion Melo, the track runs about 3 minutes and 41 seconds.

It debuted at No.

10 on Billboard JAPAN’s Heatseekers Songs chart, marking JAKEN’s first-ever chart entry.

It’s recommended for those who feel that true happiness comes from the presence of a loved one, and for anyone who values human connection over material abundance.

Love Songm-flo loves BONNIE PINK

m-flo’s long-running “Loves” project featured as many as 41 participating artists.

Among them, “Love Song,” their collaboration with BONNIE PINK, is especially popular.

As the final single of the Loves project, it’s a playful piece that sprinkles in the titles of various love songs throughout its lyrics.

Despite belonging to the relatively non-mainstream R&B genre, it achieved commercial success, reaching No.

9 on the Oricon charts.

Lumenn o o n

noon’s “Lumen,” which adds a fresh hue to the hip-hop landscape, is a love song that gently cradles a heart in love.

A standout on the EP “Body,” this track captures the beauty of love in a relaxed atmosphere and is sure to leave listeners with a lingering afterglow.

Its genre-blurring style carries the smooth rhythms of R&B and the warmth of soul, nestling close to the listener’s everyday life.

“Lumen” is a masterpiece by noon that conveys a calm, radiant feeling from start to finish.

In live performances, arrangements that go a step beyond the recording delight audiences and delicately bring out the song’s dramatic arc.

Me and my BitchThe Notorious B.I.G.

The Notorious B.I.G. – Me and my Bitch
Me and my BitchThe Notorious B.I.G.

A track included on the debut album Ready to Die, released in 1994 by American rapper The Notorious B.

I.

G.

It samples Minnie Riperton’s 1974 track Take a Little Trip.

Die, baby.Aya a.k.a. Panda

AYA a.k.a. PANDA – Die, Baby (Subtitled)
Die, BABY — Aya a.k.a. Panda

If you’re someone who is messaging—or used to message—your partner on LINE, I want you to listen to “Shinde yo BABY.” It’s a song by AYA a.

k.

a.

PANDA that portrays romance from a woman’s perspective.

It captures the anger and loneliness toward a guy who’s slow to reply on LINE, along with the feeling of still loving him anyway.

It’s full of relatable LINE “been there” moments, which is part of its appeal.

Also, the technical rhyming in the chorus is a real highlight.