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[Have Fun at Karaoke!] Recommended Easy-to-Sing EXILE Songs

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A style that keeps updating my favorites while loving mainstream and hit songs. I have experience writing articles for outlets like Utaten. Since I discovered music as a student, I’ve mainly listened to Japanese and Korean pop. 2000s J-POP and 2010s K-POP were my youth, and I’m also loosely into jazz and R&B. I enjoy good music across genres with a “good is good” mindset. Thanks to my past work environment (and its influence), I listened to a lot of classic rock and kayōkyoku, which may have broadened my tastes. At RAG MUSIC, I mainly cover K-POP. I focus on reviews that emphasize feelings people can relate to, and on editing aligned with local pride and hit potential. Thank you!

EXILE delivers one-of-a-kind entertainment.

As a leading presence within the LDH group, they’ve propelled the J-POP scene with powerful performances that make the most of their large lineup.

They also have hit songs that have been loved for years, and for those who followed their activities in real time from the 2000s to the 2010s, they’re likely a group that colored your youth.

This time, we’ll introduce EXILE songs that are easy to sing at karaoke!

Their high level of vocal skill might make them seem challenging, but there are plenty of familiar, approachable songs—especially from the “second chapter” after TAKAHIRO joined.

Be sure to find the songs that suit you and have fun at karaoke!

[Have Fun at Karaoke!] Recommended Easy-to-Sing EXILE Songs (11–20)

Choo Choo TRAINEXILE

EXILE / Choo Choo TRAIN

Choo Choo TRAINEXILE

If you want to hype up the karaoke room with an EXILE song, you can’t leave out “Choo Choo TRAIN”! It’s no exaggeration to say everyone knows this track—it’s the song that catapulted EXILE to fame and a true emblem of its era.

With its fun, infectious rhythm and the signature “spinning dance” moves that anyone can imitate, it’s a number you can enjoy solo or with a group, singing and dancing together.

While EXILE is known for their strong vocals, this song’s melody line is simple and easy to sing, and its high recognition factor guarantees excitement.

It’s a massive hit that’s perfect for unleashing pure joy while you sing.

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My StarEXILE

EXILE / My Star Lyric Video

My StarEXILE

This was selected as the Japanese theme song for the film Only the Brave.

My Star was released as a single in 2018, with lyrics written by ATSUSHI.

It’s a piano ballad whose expansive sound is overwhelming, and the harmony between the two vocalists is superb.

It’s the kind of song that truly makes you fall in love while listening.

And yet, the melody’s range is arranged so that even male singers will find it easy to sing.

Please imagine yourself as a member of EXILE and bring the song’s world to life!

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MelodyEXILE

EXILE / Melody (Lyric Video)

MelodyEXILE

The bouncing rhythm and funky bassline get me pumped! Released as a digital single in 2018, “Melody” is a tie-in song with the fashion brand Samantha Thavasa, known for its buoyant, light-footed vibe.

Its pop sound and the upbeat message in the lyrics—“I’ll sing for you”—are sure to wake you up.

Try to sing crisply to bring out the vibe.

And if you can, definitely dance while you’re at it!

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EXITEXILE

EXIT (EXILE CATCHY BEST)

EXITEXILE

A track marked by a poignant guitar riff that opens into a rock sound and powerful vocals.

It carries a positive message about facing hardships and finding a way out.

Seamlessly blending EXILE’s signature dance performance with an R&B flavor, this piece was released in August 2005 and drew attention as the theme song for the TV Asahi drama “The Queen’s Classroom.” It’s a song that gives you a push when you’re at a crossroads in life or faced with an important decision.

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In conclusion

I introduced some easy-to-sing recommended songs by EXILE.

Many of their tracks are ballads or catchy numbers, and I think they feel approachable in a way that makes it easy to find your own pace when singing.

In terms of difficulty, the songs from around the beginning of their “Chapter Two” era seemed easier.

Be sure to pay attention to the time period when choosing your songs.