Karaoke Song Popularity Ranking for Crystal Kay [2025]

If I Fall in LoveCrystal Kay1rank/position

Crystal Kay - If I Fall in Love (PV)

This song portrays, with warmly embracing lyrics, the sensation of a new world that begins the moment you fall in love.

It sings of the feeling of loving someone who casually smiles at a flower blooming by the roadside, and of the resolve to keep protecting that person’s smiles and tears forever.

Released in May 2005, it was also used as the theme song for a Fuji TV drama.

The track holds an important place in Crystal Kay’s musical career and continues to be loved by many fans.

It might be nice to sing it at karaoke while putting your feelings for someone you like into it—surely it will resonate with their heart.

Hard To SayCrystal Kay2rank/position

Crystal Kay – hard to say (HD Remaster)

It’s a classic song that became a hot topic for the novelty of having a child’s voice explain that it starts with a rap.

Over a groovy track with tightly sampled cutting guitar, Crystal Kay’s clear, transparent vocals feel delightful; it’s the perfect tune for those born in the ’80s—sure to capture men’s hearts even on a drive.

Boyfriend Part IICrystal Kay3rank/position

Crystal Kay – Boyfriend Part II

Crystal Kay’s breakout song is an R&B tune that looks back on memories with her first boyfriend.

Rather than dwelling on the sadness of their breakup, the lyrics highlight the gentle time and feelings the two genuinely shared.

Her outstanding vocal presence and striking visuals—remarkable even back then—also stand out in the music video.

OneCrystal Kay4rank/position

[VietSub] ONE ~ Crystal Kay 'Pokemon The Movie 11 Ending'

It was used as the theme song for the movie Pokémon: Diamond & Pearl – Giratina and the Sky Bouquet: Shaymin.

The lyrics are sung gently and with rich expression.

With Crystal Kay’s songs, you can feel the atmosphere just by listening, even without seeing her expressions.

In this song too, the warmth of friendship and tender affection for friends come through in her voice alone.

Let’s sing with heartfelt emotion, just like Crystal Kay’s vocals!

So close like this...Crystal Kay5rank/position

Crystal Kay – Konna ni Chikaku de

The image of an independent woman in her thirties singing with a refreshing, empowering vibe fits perfectly.

It’s a song sung by a woman in unrequited love, thinking of the person she loves.

You can even imagine a forbidden love, like one between people of the same sex, where no matter how much she feels, it never gets through.

I can’t even count how many times this song has made my heart flutter.

As many times as you likeCrystal Kay6rank/position

Crystal Kay – Nando De Mo

A song by Crystal Kay, who has foreign parents and is also proficient in English.

This track is special, as she was heavily involved in composing it, and it’s characterized by the repetition of the title phrase in the chorus.

From the Christmas-inspired intro, it lifts you into a happy mood.