2000s: A Collection of Hit Karaoke Classics
When you think of hit songs from the 2000s, which tracks come to mind?
From bands and singers who had been active since the ’90s to groups that emerged in the 2000s, the music scene of the time was full of popular songs by a wide range of artists.
It was also an era when karaoke was extremely popular, so many people likely went to karaoke often with friends and colleagues.
In this article, we’ll introduce a roundup of songs from the 2000s that were big hits and especially popular at karaoke!
This is a great chance to try singing some of the songs that bring back memories from that time.
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[2000s] A Collection of Hit Karaoke Classics (71–80)
I'm falling in love with you againFuyumi Sakamoto
Fuyumi Sakamoto’s “Mata Kimi ni Koishiteru” is an enka song that became a hit in the 2000s.
It also drew attention as the theme song for the ‘iichiko’ commercial.
If you sing it at karaoke where there are older attendees, it might be a crowd-pleaser.
The lyrics are beautiful as well, so I highly recommend it.
CampioneORANGE RANGE
ORANGE RANGE is a five-member rock band whose songs, performed by a three-MC lineup each with different vocal ranges, captivate fans with their wide expressive power.
Their 13th single, “Champione,” used as the broadcast theme song for NHK’s coverage of the 2006 FIFA World Cup, was created with the image of the “Agony of Doha,” an unforgettable moment for soccer fans.
Its memorable choral work and pop-rock ensemble deliver a refreshing feel that pairs perfectly with the summer atmosphere.
It’s a catchy, upbeat tune that makes you want to hum along whenever it plays as background music.
Bridge of Gloryyuzu
Eikou no Kakehashi, now known as a fight song and entrance theme, depicts the idea that glory lies beyond effort, making it no exaggeration to say it exists to cheer people on—whether yourself or others.
The gentle piano tones powerfully elevate the emotion.
It works great as a centerpiece solo, or as a rousing sing-along for everyone at the end.
It’s a song you can sing comfortably anytime.
confessionFUNKY MONKEY BABYS
FUNKY MONKEY BABYS’ “Kokuhaku” was released in 2009.
It’s a love song with straightforward lyrics and is also popular as a wedding song.
There’s no girl who wouldn’t swoon hearing such direct, straight-from-the-heart lines.
With its upbeat tempo, it lets you convey your love while keeping the energy high.
sign; mark; symbol; omenMr.Children
“Shirushi,” which was created as the theme song for the much-debated drama “14-sai no Haha” (14-Year-Old Mother), is astonishingly over seven minutes long—the longest among Mr.
Children’s songs.
Yet its melodic development and earnest, pleading message make you feel that even seven minutes isn’t enough; it’s a song truly worth singing your heart out to.
It’s a masterpiece I’d strongly recommend not only to Mr.
Children fans but also to anyone who wants to sing at length.
In conclusion
We just introduced a whole bunch of songs that were popular at karaoke in the 2000s.
For those who experienced the music charts in real time back then, I’m sure many of these tracks brought back memories.
If you used to sing the songs featured in this article at karaoke, take this chance to relive those days and try singing them again at karaoke!