[Vocaloid] Love Song Ranking [2025]

I think of you all through the night.TOKOTOKO22rank/position

Thinking of You All Night Long – TOKOTOKO (Nishizawa-sanP) feat. GUMI

If you’re looking for an emotional and refreshing love song, I recommend TOKOTOKO’s “Yoru mo Sugara Kimi Omou.” Packed with feel-good guitar phrases, this 2014 Vocaloid track charms with its straightforward, cute lyrics.

Even when you’re feeling down because love isn’t going well, listening to this song will surely give you the strength to keep going.

Romeo and Cinderelladoriko23rank/position

Romeo and Cinderella

An arrangement that is simple yet playful throughout, drastic lyrics, and a dramatic melody.

It’s a popular song that has been beloved in the Vocaloid music scene for many years.

It was released by doriko in 2009.

Many people likely discovered VOCALOID through this song.

Time machine1640mP24rank/position

[Hatsune Miku (1640m)] Time Machine [Original]

This is a track by a collaborative unit formed by two famous Vocaloid producers.

The vibrancy of these kinds of collaborations is one of the hallmarks of Vocaloid culture, isn’t it? The deeply sentimental lyrics and the emotion you feel when you grasp the meaning of “time machine” are truly something special.

rabbit holeDECO*2725rank/position

DECO*27 – Rabbit Hole feat. Hatsune Miku

When we think of love songs, we tend to imagine ones about pure love or something bittersweet.

But in reality, there are many types of romance.

With that in mind, let me introduce Rabbit Hole.

This is a work by DECO*27.

Set to a pop sound, it portrays the enjoyment of a casual kind of romance.

It also includes parts that mention someone who’s almost too pure, giving the song a thought-provoking edge.

It’s perfect for getting hyped while listening, and it can also be a chance to rethink what love means.

Hey, hey, hey.PinocchioP26rank/position

PinocchioP – Hey Hey Hey. feat. Kagamine Rin & Hatsune Miku / Nee Nee Nee.

The song “Nē Nē Nē” is popular for its highly relatable lyrics.

It’s a work by PinocchioP using Kagamine Rin and Hatsune Miku, with each of them singing the feelings of a boyfriend and a girlfriend.

The theme is that, even when one tries to talk, the other only replies with half-hearted acknowledgments.

If you’ve had a similar experience, you’ll probably feel like this song is your own.

Another highlight is that the lyrics invite various interpretations.

Try listening with special attention to the chorus.

A-un BeatsHanyuu Maigo27rank/position

A-un Beats / flower

A song that could be called a new frontier for Vocaloid, where traditional Japanese-style BGM meets a slightly eerie love song.

A relationship of giving and receiving has, before anyone realized it, turned into one where only giving remains.

It’s a bittersweet love song.

Even in relationships that seem to be going well, there’s always something there—this song sings of that universal truth.

Patchwork StaccatoToa28rank/position

Toa – Patchwork Staccato – ft. Hatsune Miku

The work that expanded the popularity of the Vocaloid producer Toa was their 14th piece, Tsugihagi Staccato, released in 2014, which was one of the tracks distributed as part of the 7th anniversary project for Hatsune Miku.

It surpassed 100,000 views on Niconico and entered the Hall of Fame, and in 2016 it achieved a million views.

The “staccato” in the title refers to playing notes in a short, detached manner, which creates a distinctive sound throughout the song.

The lyrics, which sing of an unrequited love that bears no fruit, evoke a heartrending feeling as you listen.

It’s a perfect number to play on a lonely night.