B’z Karaoke Popular Song Rankings [2025]

BrotherhoodB’z15rank/position

B’z Brotherhood (LIVE-GYM ’03)

The tempo is relaxed, but if you don’t sing the melody’s rhythm with composure, you can lose track of it.

Especially the C section right before the guitar solo packs in a lot of words at a fast pace, and that’s where I often stumble.

Nail this part and the instrumental break into the final chorus becomes really dramatic! The chorus also has a string of high notes, and even with my high vocal range, a small mistake makes my voice crack right away.

The chorus part in the latter half shouldn’t be that difficult! If we can get a big sing-along going there, it’s sure to hype everyone up!

DEEP KISSB’z16rank/position

B’z “DEEP KISS” cover / Jo’z at Matsumoto ALECX, 2011-01-15

The tempo is too fast, and the chorus is too high.

The parts outside the chorus are also quite hard to sing.

It makes you wonder how the vocalist sings it and where they’re producing the sound from.

Be careful, as imitating their singing style could hurt your throat.

OCEANB’z17rank/position

B’z / OCEAN

With its crystal-clear melody and refreshing riffs, this track stands out among B’z’s many works for its especially pleasant sense of coolness.

Koshi Inaba’s gentle vocals are easy for a wide range of listeners to sing along to, and Takahiro Matsumoto’s delicate, plucked guitar solo is truly stirring.

The lyrics, which depict summer scenes through B’z’s unique sensibility, make it feel as if you can recreate a seaside moment right in a karaoke box.

Released in August 2005, the song drew major attention as the theme for the Fuji TV drama “Umizaru UMIZARU EVOLUTION.” Packed with catchy phrases, it’s sure to make karaoke even more fun.

Be sure to give it a try at your next karaoke session!

Soldier, run.B’z18rank/position

B'z / Soldier, Run

“Hey, Brother!” is also a great pick for the opening track to get your spirits fired up.

Released in 2019 by B’z, the rock unit that has set countless records with their heavy sound and straightforward messages, it became well-loved as a support song for Japan’s national rugby team.

It resonates with B’z’s signature passionate message and a driving sense of speed and power.

There’s no way a B’z song won’t get you pumped—this is a track that truly makes your blood boil with excitement! Perfect when you want to hit it hard right from the start!

My beloved, good night…B’z19rank/position

B’z / My Beloved, Good Night…

The 7th single “Itoshii Hito yo Good Night.

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.” was used as the ending theme for the TV drama Representative Director Detective.

As B’z’s first ballad single, its love-tinged lyrics and emotional vocals really resonate.

The key is high right from the opening, so singing it in the original key can be tough; however, the vocal range isn’t that wide and the tempo is relaxed, making it relatively easy to sing at karaoke.

It’s an early masterpiece beloved by fans, so if you’re into B’z, it’s a number you’ll want to add to your repertoire.

B’z MedleyB’z20rank/position

B’z Lyric-Featured “Chorus Medley”

This is a medley by B’z, one of Japan’s leading rock bands.

Their appeal lies in high, powerful vocals and a hard-rock sound, and their prowess is recognized worldwide.

You can enjoy a wide range of upbeat tracks, from songs with romantic lyrics to passionately energetic rock numbers.

BE THEREB’z21rank/position

B’z / BE THERE

The 4th single “BE THERE,” which became the unit’s first single to debut within the top 10 on the Oricon charts, served as the catalyst for making B’z widely known.

The song was used as the ending theme for TV Asahi’s “Wednesday Super Cast,” and its impactful, sampled intro is memorable.

As an early track, it has a relatively low key and a simple melody, making it easy to sing at karaoke.

However, the English lyrics in the chorus are fast and the melody rises and falls dramatically, so be careful not to get left behind when singing.