Songs that liven up group mixers: a curated list of easy-to-sing, crowd-pleasing hits and classics!
When you end up going to karaoke at a group date, what songs do you choose? Many people probably find themselves worrying in the moment: “What song will get a good reaction?” “What can I sing without messing up…?” In this article, we’ll introduce perfect songs for group dates—from timeless crowd-pleasers to hidden gems—so you can pick without panicking and keep the vibe upbeat.
Better safe than sorry! Check out songs that anyone can sing easily and get ready for your karaoke group date!
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Songs that hype up group mixers: A curated selection of easy-to-sing, crowd-pleasing hits and classics! (31–40)
Goodbye Busyuzu
This song was released as Yuzu’s fifth single.
Amid its refreshing sound, the poignant melody and lyrics linger in your ears.
I feel that many of Yuzu’s songs are relatively easy to sing.
It’s a track that likely appeals to both men and women.
Go for it!!Ulfuls
A breakout smash hit and signature song by Ulfuls, who enjoyed nationwide popularity.
Although it was released in 1995, it remains a karaoke staple today.
Even those who aren’t confident singers find it easy to sing, and its upbeat vibe makes it fun to belt out.
It’s a go-to crowd-pleaser for karaoke, enjoyable for both listeners and singers alike.
That's enough now.Kent on this side
Kocchinoken to, the singer-songwriter who gained nationwide popularity with “Hai Yorokonde,” released “Mou Ii yo” as the follow-up.
Like its predecessor, it features a groovy melody.
There are moments of falsetto, but the overall vocal range is on the narrower side and it doesn’t demand complex pitch movements, making it quite easy to sing.
With frequent changes between sections that keep it from dragging, it’s guaranteed to get the crowd going at karaoke!
tone colorKREVA
KREVA’s love song.
Among KREVA’s tracks, the rhymes in this one are relatively easy to catch.
If there’s a girl who says she’s not into rap because it’s too fast and hard to follow, try casually rapping this song in front of her.
She’ll likely end up hooked on rap—and on you.
Whimsical RomanticIkimonogakari
This upbeat song by Ikimonogakari captures the cute feelings of a girl in love.
It’s definitely a track you’ll want a girl to sing at a group mixer.
The tempo is good and it’s easy to sing, and above all, it’s an adorable song—sure to be a hit with the guys at a mixer.
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MotherKariyushi 58
The melody line of Okinawan folk music is really easy on the ears, and the ska-style guitar adds a nice touch of flavor.
It’s a song of a son singing with his mother in mind.
It’s probably a safe choice even at a mixer—no one’s likely to be put off.
I’m sure you’ll come across as a good person who cares about his mother.
Blue BenchSasuke
Released in 2001, this is Sasuke’s signature song and biggest hit.
Sung from a male perspective about a bittersweet unrequited love at a class reunion, the melody is easy to remember and the vocal range isn’t extreme, making it a relatively easy song to sing.