The idol group ≠ME produced by Rino Sashihara has been winning the hearts of many fans with their catchy songs and polished performances.
As the group grows, their musical range has also expanded, and every listen reveals new charms—surely that’s the real appeal of ≠ME.
In this article, we’ll introduce ≠ME’s songs ranked by popularity! From classic idol tunes to cool numbers, be sure to find your new favorite track.
Ranking of ≠ME’s Popular Songs: A Collection Where Cuteness and Skill Shine (1–10)
a tease; someone who leads others on≠ME1rank/position
This work is perfect for a girl who wishes, “I want the person I like to look only at me.” Released in September 2023 as ≠ME’s seventh single with lyrics by Rino Sashihara, it’s an ultra-sweet yet bold love song that vividly reflects the character of center member Hitomi Suzuki.
It portrays a proactive approach that pushes the other person to make a decision, along with a heartfelt desire to be loved—just listening to it will boost your self-esteem.
The music video tells a story in which she transforms into a fairy-tale heroine, making it visually delightful as well.
Give it a listen when you’re feeling timid about love or when you want to cast a cute little spell on yourself.
Exclusive fighter≠ME2rank/position
Looking for a sharp, powerful message song that feels like battling your inner self? Produced by Rino Sashihara, idol group ≠ME released their 11th single in December 2025.
It stands apart from the sparkly themes of love and youth, portraying a dance tune about confronting the exclusionary feelings within and breaking out of your shell.
Set to Ryo Miyazaki’s edgy beats, center Nanaka Tomita delivers a must-see, commanding performance.
Following their 1st album, “Springtime In You,” it deepens and showcases the group’s world-building.
Give it a listen when you want to change yourself or break through the status quo—you’re sure to find the courage to move forward.
I’m really sorry.≠ME3rank/position
This song beautifully captures the ache of unrequited love.
The lyrics convey the struggle of staying just friends while being unable to confess your feelings.
Even knowing they’re drawn to someone else, you can’t hold back your own emotions—the complexity of that inner turmoil hits close to home.
Included on ≠ME’s ninth single, “Because Summer Has Come,” this track feels like peeking into a lovestruck girl’s diary.
It’s perfect for anyone stuck between friends and lovers or gathering the courage to confess.
Give it a listen—and take the leap to tell them how you feel!
Please give me love.≠ME4rank/position
Ai Kudosaimase, the 12th double A-side single by ≠ME, the idol group produced by Rino Sashihara.
Set for release in June 2026, this work is a dark, theatrical dance tune that stands apart from sweet, classic pop.
The music video—depicting a fallen angel against the backdrop of the summer of 1999—also leaves a strong impression.
It delivers a dramatic performance of emotions like single-minded, heavy devotion and possessiveness, all carried by a catchy melody.
It’s a track I highly recommend when you want to touch the perilous emotions lurking beneath cuteness, or when you want to fully immerse yourself in an addictive performance world.
Mobnoderella≠ME5rank/position
A dramatic track with lyrics by Rino Sashihara and composition by Sota Sekiguchi and Katsuhiko Sugiyama.
Released in April 2025 as ≠ME’s 10th single, it’s the group’s first double A-side and topped the Oricon weekly chart.
A bittersweet yet beautiful medium-tempo ballad that captures the feelings of the “many others” who can’t be the protagonists of a fairy tale.
Center Nanaka Tomita’s expressively rich vocals convey the aching emotions straight to the listener.
A worldview that spotlights the stories outside the limelight—pure Sashihara at her finest.
When your heart aches from unrequited love, this song will quietly stay by your side.
Summer haze≠ME6rank/position
You may have heard this song somewhere—a track that evokes the sparkle of summer and the ache of a bittersweet crush.
Produced by Rino Sashihara, the idol group ≠ME included this piece as a B-side on their single “Ai Kudasaimase / Koko de First Kiss,” released in June 2026.
It’s a number rooted in refreshingly youthful idol pop.
When you want to bask in the brilliance of youth, this song is sure to be a gentle companion.
Last chance, last dance≠ME7rank/position
It’s a heart-wrenching song where the brilliance of youth coexists with a touch of sadness.
Produced by Rino Sashihara for the idol group ≠ME, it was included as the lead track on their album “Springtime In You,” released in March 2024.
Nanaka Tomita serves as the center for this song.
The lyrics, written from the perspective of “me” gazing from afar at the school’s Madonna, evoke a scene of unrequited love that is beautiful yet tinged with pain.
Takahiro Furukawa’s exhilarating, classic pop sound is also striking.
You might even be moved to tears by the contrast between the bright melody and the heartrending lyrics.
The album, which includes this track, also reached No.
1 on the Oricon charts.
Give it a listen when you want to sink into a sentimental mood in the springtime.