Timeless hits that make you popular with women. Crowd-pleasing songs that women love.
If you were to go to karaoke with someone you like, what songs would you choose?
In this article, we’ve compiled a list of songs that women tend to love—tracks that just might capture the heart of that special someone!
From moody ballads and boldly masculine anthems to poetic, delicate tunes, we’ve picked a wide range.
Use this as a guide to choose songs that let you show off your skills and your true self.
However, if you already know the other person’s favorite song, prioritize that one first!
Practice well so you can perform it—and the songs we introduce—so they can truly enjoy them!
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Hit songs that make you popular with women: Female-approved love songs (41–50)
Happinessstorm
Arashi’s songs are great for appealing to girls, but jumping straight into “Love So Sweet” or “One Love” might make them back off, so the bar is a bit high.
It’s better to go with either “Happiness” or “A-RA-SHI,” and if you perform it with the choreography, you’ll nail the opening for sure!
Timeless hits that attract women. Popular songs that women love (51–60)
Broken RadioHidemasa Tokunaga
“Kowarekake no Radio,” one of Hideaki Tokunaga’s signature songs.
Tokunaga’s sweet, fleeting husky voice captures the indescribable loneliness of the moment when a boy becomes a man—a feeling everyone is likely to experience—making it a timeless song that resonates deeply with the heart.
Tomorrow never knowsMr.Children
Among Mr.
Children’s many songs, this one is especially famous and popular.
The gentle expressions and wording characteristic of lyrics written by Sakurai from Mr.
Children convey the band’s values in a way that, I think, offers comfort and resonates with everyone.
It’s a song that quietly sinks in during unguarded moments.
Music HourPorno Graffitti
Porno Graffitti also have lots of songs that are perfect for appealing to the girls.
Leading the pack is “Music Hour,” I think.
As expected, songs where you can do call-and-response and choreography together let you communicate even while singing, which gets the crowd hyped and really boosts the sense of unity.
At any timeNoriyuki Makihara
“Donna Toki mo,” one of Mr.
Makihara’s signature songs, is the kind of track that, with its repeated straightforward words, sticks in your head after just one listen.
It’s a song many people have probably recalled in various moments, drawing strength from it and feeling supported by it.
One Night CarnivalKishidan
Kishidan’s “One Night Carnival” is also a song everyone can get hyped to while shouting call-and-response parts.
To be honest from the girls’ side, it’s more fun than being made to keep listening to self-indulgent ballads and having to wonder how we’re supposed to react.
If you warm up the room and get everyone going, you’ll definitely end up being more popular instead.
Do whatever the hell you want.Kenji Sawada
Released in May 1977 as Kenji Sawada’s solo debut, this song captivates with lyrics that portray a heartbroken man’s complex emotions and a bold, hard rock-style arrangement.
It topped the Oricon weekly chart for five consecutive weeks and sold 890,000 copies.
Still beloved by many today, it stands as one of Sawada’s signature songs.
His sultry vocals pair perfectly with Yū Aku’s sophisticated lyrics that convey an adult’s quiet sorrow.
Many listeners may relate to the man who, despite the pain of heartbreak, maintains a cool facade.