The VTuber Music Surge: ReGLOSS and Nijisanji Top the Weekly Charts

The virtual talent landscape has evolved far beyond casual live streams and gaming broadcasts. Today, VTubers are legitimate powerhouses in the global music industry, consistently churning out high-production hits that rival mainstream pop acts. This week’s analytical chart highlights a fascinating shift in listener trends, showcasing an eclectic mix of brand-new viral anthems, steady community favorites, and explosive chart climbs.

ReGLOSS and Nijisanji Claim the Crown

Standing firmly at the #1 spot this week is Todoroki Hajime from hololive’s DEV_IS branch (ReGLOSS) with her original track, “Deep Dive.” Pulling in an impressive 830K weekly views, the music video leaped four positions to dethrone previous frontrunners. What makes Hajime’s victory even more impressive is the track’s stellar 4.35% engagement rate, proving that her audience isn’t just passively listening—they are highly active and dedicated.

Right on her heels at #2 is Nijisanji’s resident charismatic performer, Joe Rikiichi, with his music video “OBF.” Though it slid down one spot from last week, it locked in 635K weekly views and boasts a massive 2.5M total views, cementing Rikiichi’s reputation as one of Nijisanji’s premier vocal talents.

The Unstoppable Titans: Suisei and Shigure Ui

While new releases fight for the top spots, the chart reveals a fascinating phenomenon: the enduring legacy of VTuber mega-hits.

• Hoshimachi Suisei: Her viral sensation “Bibideba” sits comfortably at #3 with 513K weekly views. Crucially, the track holds a jaw-dropping 174.3M total views, making it one of the most successful VTuber songs in history. Suisei effectively dominates the entire chart, with other tracks like “Caramel Pain,” “Prima Donna,” and “Stellar Stellar” constantly cycling through the top 100.
• Shigure Ui: The independent VTuber and illustrator continues to defy the odds. Her cultural phenomenon “Shukusei!! Loli Kami Requiem☆” rests at #7 with 286K weekly views, bringing its cumulative total to an astonishing 143.4M views.

Major Climbers and Global Collabs

The chart also highlights the incredible power of community campaigns and cross-cultural music projects.

VSinger Takane Lui witnessed an astronomical surge this week with her track “Soar,” skyrocketing 6,166 positions to land at #47 with 64K weekly views. This sudden resurgence points to either a viral social media trend or a concentrated fan push. Similarly, Ironmouse made waves globally; her collaboration with Canadian rapper bbno$ on “1-800” secured the #4 spot with 365K views, highlighting how seamlessly virtual talents bridge the gap into the western music mainstream.

Final Thoughts

This week’s data underscores that the VTuber music scene is no longer just a subculture niche. With a healthy balance of corporate juggernauts like hololive and Nijisanji, boundary-pushing indies like Shigure Ui, and rising stars like ReGLOSS, virtual artists are continuously rewriting the rules of digital music engagement.

Full Chart

🎵 VTuber Song Charts — Weekly Top 100 (Week of 2026-06-15)

Data from VTuber Song Charts · Updated weekly