[Parody Songs & Chants] Drinking Songs That Hype Up Karaoke

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"Spell" by Ado

“Show,” produced as the theme song for Universal Studios Japan’s Halloween event, was released in 2023 by Ado, a singer active in the Reiwa-era J-pop scene.

Set to a heavy yet danceable beat, the track showcases her versatile, freewheeling vocals.

It’s great not only for solo singing, but also for amping up a party by having your karaoke group join in a chorus or sing along.

We also recommend trying some singing and dancing to the bright, horn-infused chorus melody.

With lyrics that depict blazing, passionate emotions, this number delivers an electrifying sound that will boost your energy.

Maybe PART IIKatsuhiko Miki & Sachiko Kobayashi

Maybe PART II

“Moshikashite PART II,” which evokes the feel of a dangerous, adult romance.

Released in 1984, it’s a collaboration between Sachiko Kobayashi and Katsuhiko Miki, who composed the song.

It also serves as an answer song to “Moshikashite,” which came out about half a year earlier.

The lyrics portray someone who, despite worrying that dating this person might not actually be a good idea, keeps deepening the relationship while blaming it on the alcohol.

The melody, which heightens the thrill of the two people’s growing love, is also memorable.

Be sure to listen to it together with “Moshikashite,” the Part 1.

The Zero Sense10-FEET

10-FEET – The Zero Sense (Ending Theme Song of the Film 'THE FIRST SLAM DUNK')

A song by 10-FEET produced as the ending theme for the film The First Slam Dunk.

It was released as a digital single in November 2022 and was also included on their ninth album, Collins, released in December of the same year.

With themes of pursuing dreams and self-realization, the lyrics impressively weave in basketball terminology.

The track gained attention on TikTok and won Best Rock Video at the 2023 MTV Video Music Awards Japan.

Its high-energy band sound and catchy melody make it perfect for hyping up a karaoke session, and it’s a sure-fire pick for boosting togetherness at drinking parties.

Until the world ends...WANDS

[Parody Song] Until the World Ends, Only Corporate Drones Will Understand... / WANDS

This is a parody song with lyrics imbued with sorrow that evoke self-deprecating laughter.

Even if your situation is a bit tough, sometimes laughing it off can give you energy, right? And simply sharing a sense of “we’re all like this” can make you feel better too.

Karaoke is a perfect place for that kind of mutual encouragement.

The key with this song is to sing it earnestly to build a sense of shared empathy.

Laugh together and belt it out—“Yep, that’s exactly how companies are!”—and turn it into positive energy to say, “Let’s keep doing our best starting tomorrow!”