Hilarious: Funny songs. Tracks that kill at karaoke and put a smile on your face.

mickeyMatsuura Gorie

Gorie Mickey Mirror ver.

Gori from the comedy duo Garage Sale dressed as a woman and sang.

Matsuura Gorie, better known simply as Gorie, was born from the variety show “Warai no Waina R&R” (One Night R&R).

Thanks to the perfection of the cross-dressing and the skillful dancing, Gorie became a nationwide sensation.

The music is cool, but make sure to highlight how Gorie’s lines are hilarious—and sing it all the way through!

Let's eat gyoza in China! (Pun: 'tabe-chaina' sounds like 'China')PAN

PAN “Eat Gyoza, China!” (Official Music Video)

When it comes to singing about food, PAN is second to none.

Among their songs, the one I especially recommend is Gyoza Tabe-CHINA.

It spotlights gyoza from all sorts of angles, and even people who’ve never heard it can have fun getting hyped with the “gyoza” call-and-response.

And once the song is over, you’ll almost certainly find yourself craving gyoza (lol).

Chiki Chiki Bang BangQUEENDOM

QUEENDOM / Chiki Chiki Ban Ban (TV Anime “Ya Boy Kongming!” Special MV)

A track defined by its groovy beat and catchy phrases.

Released as the opening theme for the anime “Ya Boy Kongming!,” it became a huge topic on social media.

When it dropped in May 2022, it quickly dominated the charts.

The chorus is so memorable that once you hear it, it’ll stick in your head for life—perfect for getting the crowd going at karaoke.

It’s a song anyone can enjoy—the definitive party anthem!

Automobile Show SongAkira Kobayashi

Akira Kobayashi — The Auto Show Song

A pun-filled song that weaves in car models and manufacturers, sung by Akira Kobayashi and a hit in 1964, evoking the era of Japan’s rapid economic growth.

The title is said to be a play on “Tetsudō Shōka” (Railway Song) and the “Tokyo Motor Show.” Kobayashi’s cool, nonchalant singing style actually makes it all the more stylish.

The tune calls to mind the theme song of the original Ultraman.

When I get home, my wife always pretends to be dead.Hobonichi-P

[PV] My Wife Pretends to Be Dead Every Time I Come Home. [Hobonichi-P]

Created as an original song for the film “When I Get Home, My Wife Always Pretends to Be Dead,” this work of the same title is a Vocaloid piece by Hobonichi-P.

The music video is easy to understand whether you’ve seen the movie or not, and amusingly showcases the wife’s pretend-death antics in a brisk sequence.

There are even over-the-top “ways to die” that make you want to blurt out, “No way that could happen!”, so you won’t want to miss a single phrase.

If you try singing it at a company drinking party, it might even make you rethink the wife waiting for you at home!

Buai Yai Yai, Obocchama-kun Themetopsy-turvy

Obocchama-kun OP

It’s a song from an old anime called “Obocchama-kun,” and it’s actually the kind of song that can get an even bigger laugh if people don’t know it.

The lyrics are pretty out there right from the opening hook, and while boys will probably find it hilarious, women might look at it with a bit of a cold stare.

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Good mor-rock-ning!Shingo Mama

Shingo Mama’s Ohay-Rock

Shingo Katori performed dressed as “Shingo Mama.” His cross-dressed look was perfectly cute and really on point, wasn’t it? The opening lines and the Shingo Mama character became a huge craze, and both children and adults sang the song.

What makes it a hit is that it’s easy to imitate, and listeners can sing and dance along, which makes it all the more fun.