Vocaloid Popular Songs Ranking Recommended for Middle Schoolers [2025]

bottle cakeLive P57rank/position

Bottle Cake / Kagamine Rin

“Bottle Cake” is a song that conveys a positive message: eating something delicious makes you feel happy.

Vocaloid producer LiveP, who made his Vocaloid debut in 2009 with “1Rin no Uta,” and drew attention with his third work “Renrakumadā?”, released this track in 2023.

It has a very slow tempo and a pleasing, comfortable finish.

The melody is pop and easy to listen to, and the optimistic lyrics are great too.

When you’re tired, be sure to listen to this song and let it soothe you.

Parallel lalaTakaaki Natsushiro58rank/position

Parallellalla / Hatsune Miku MV – Parallellalla / Hatsune Miku

It’s a track whose driving sound and lively vocals stir the heart.

Created by Takaaki Natsushiro, the song was released in June 2022 and drew attention as the theme for the TV anime “Hanabi-chan Is Often Late.” With its melody and sound, it vividly captures the feelings of young people striving to push past their limits.

It really fires you up from deep inside.

Sing it together with friends at a sports day or school athletic festival, and it’s sure to become an unforgettable memory!

Antenna 39Hiiragi Magnetite59rank/position

Antenna 39 / Hiiragi Magnetite feat. Hatsune Miku [Magical Mirai 2024]

With its refreshing sound and comfortable feel, this track is perfect for a school sports day! Created by Hiiragi Magnetite, it was released in July 2024 as the theme song for “Hatsune Miku: Magical Mirai 2024.” Featuring an energetic rhythm and catchy pop melody, it’s the kind of song that boosts your mood just by listening.

Hatsune Miku’s lively vocals further enhance its appeal, resulting in a dynamic, vibrant finish.

Use it as a fight song, and it’s sure to unite everyone’s spirits!

Odo Robosea tea60rank/position

Odo Robo / Kotonoha Sisters with Zundamon

The winner of the Rookie division at VocaColle Summer 2023 was Kaicha’s “Odo Robo.” It’s a track with an appealing festival-like vibe in both its melody and lyrics, comically depicting robots enjoying a dance.

The interspersed humorous lines highlight the charm of the characters as well.

Another highlight is the abundance of homages to past popular songs.

The more of a Vocaloid fan you are, the more it’ll make you grin.

Glorious DayEVE61rank/position

Glorious Day feat. Hatsune Miku – Eve Music Video

It’s an uplifting, exhilarating cheer song that fills you with a sunny mood! The track was produced by Eve and released in March 2024.

It was created as part of “Pokémon feat.

Hatsune Miku Project VOLTAGE 18 Types/Songs.” The driving sound and Hatsune Miku’s clear, crystalline vocals really resonate with the heart.

The lyrics, which sing about self-discovery, the courage to face challenges, and the importance of bonds with friends, are sure to give listeners a push forward.

It’s perfect as BGM for sports days and school athletic festivals, and singing it together will spark a sense of unity.

It’s also recommended for anyone embarking on a new beginning.

I'm still a baby.MIMI62rank/position

MIMI – I'm Still a Baby (feat. Kitsuko)

It’s a song that gently seeps into your heart, like a soft breeze.

The delicate tones woven by MIMI and Kitsuneko’s clear, transparent vocals blend beautifully.

Released in May 2024, this work embraces the awkward emotions unique to adolescence, with themes of immaturity and the struggle toward growth.

The lyrics, intertwined with summer memories, squeeze the listener’s heart.

Anxiety and anticipation about becoming an adult, the desire to protect one’s private space.

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This is a track that will surely stay close to those carrying such complex feelings.

Please take your time and savor it.

Bad KidsWONDERFUL★OPPORTUNITY！63rank/position

[Kagamine Rin/Len] WARU KIDS [One Opp Original MV] / WARU KIDS

“WONDERFUL★OPPORTUNITY!”, a creator circle, produced Akukids.

The lyrics depict the bad deeds of naughty kids.

But it’s said that all those bad deeds are because they’re afflicted with an illness that makes them do such things.

Many people go through a phase in childhood when they feel like being mischievous or acting out, right? The song portrays exactly that—kids brazenly continuing to do all sorts of bad things.

You might think, “What a bunch of troublemakers,” yet some listeners may find it strangely familiar.