Hype Level Maxed! Party Anthems Recommended for the Yutori Generation
When you’re getting together in a big group for a gathering or event, music is definitely better to have than not, right?
Background music can brighten up the atmosphere, lift everyone’s mood, and add color to the space.
So this time, we’re introducing hype tracks we recommend for the Yutori generation!
From rock and dance numbers to idol songs, we’ve put together tracks released during the years when the Yutori generation likely spent their youth.
We hope you enjoy them.
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Hype Level Max! Party Songs Recommended for the Yutori Generation (31–40)
Two MessesCRAZY N’ SANE
A fusion of shouts and rap metal from seven rabbit-masked members.
Released in March 2020, this work channels inner turmoil through fierce guitar riffs and multilayered vocal work.
Having relaunched, CRAZY N’ SANE poured their intent into a song title that signifies dual chaos, embedding psychological themes open to diverse interpretations—from social division to personal conflict.
Featured on the album “TWO / TWO,” it unleashes a highly distinctive hybrid sound that skillfully weaves nu metal and hip-hop.
A track that resonates with those grappling with inner struggles or a sense of alienation—one we strongly recommend.
SILVERRIZE
RIZE’s fiery performance shakes the soul with its ferocious sound and powerful playing! Anchored by a heavy drum beat and razor-sharp guitar riffs, it crafts a unique world where strength and tenderness intertwine.
Packed with explosive energy and a strong message of unwavering conviction, this track was released in March 2017 and was used as the ending theme for the TV Tokyo anime Gintama.
Also included on the album THUNDERBOLT: The Thunderbolt Returns, this song is sure to resonate as an anthem that gives you a strong push forward when you want to face hardships and keep moving ahead.
Ups&DownsCrystal Lake
A metalcore sound marked by thunderous roars and shouts that resound with overwhelming intensity.
This grand opener of the EP “CUBES” sings of hope and strength rising even in the depths of despair.
Crystal Lake’s signature energetic, powerful approach blends perfectly with a meticulously arranged soundscape.
Featured on the EP “CUBES,” released in August 2014, it has since become a live staple that ignites audiences.
Its expansive, cinematic sound and its powerful message of hope and renewal make it a track that resonates with anyone determined to keep moving forward.
The rattlesnake is comingTunnels
With its cheerful, upbeat sound, this opening theme for the Fuji TV variety show “Tunnels’ Thanks to Everyone” captured the hearts of viewers.
Released by Tunnels in January 1992, the song brilliantly fuses Yasushi Akimoto’s clever wordplay with Tsugutoshi Goto’s lively melody.
At first glance it seems like a simple, fun story, but its lyrics are appealingly dual-layered, allowing for deeper, more adult interpretations.
Reaching No.
1 on the Oricon charts for the first time and selling 1.
409 million copies, the song has been loved across borders, with covers in Hong Kong and Taiwan.
It’s the perfect track to liven up parties and gatherings, delivering a joyful moment that gets your body moving.
In conclusion
How was it? This time, we introduced some hype tracks we’d especially recommend to the Yutori generation.
They’re all numbers that get your spirits soaring just by listening, right? They’re guaranteed to liven up a karaoke session too, so be sure to check them out!