EXILE’s Most Popular Karaoke Songs Ranking [2025]

Galaxy Express 999EXILE29rank/position

EXILE / Galaxy Express 999 (Short Ver.)

This track is a cover of the anime Galaxy Express theme by the popular dance-vocal group EXILE.

As you’d expect from a dance group, the groove is catchy enough to fit right into the club scene, and it’s a crowd-pleaser that lets people—especially those in their 30s—sing along over a light four-on-the-floor beat.

SCREAMGLAY × EXILE30rank/position

Joshu A Cappella New Year Party Shock PA! RA! SCREAM / GLAY × EXILE

The collaborative track by GLAY and EXILE is a memorable piece featuring a driving sound and catchy melodies.

The lyrics portray human conflicts that repeat across generations, as well as the hope found within them, resonating deeply with listeners.

Released in July 2005, the song brought together both groups’ fan bases and drew attention as a new musical experiment that crossed genre boundaries.

It’s perfect for party gatherings, wedding receptions, and school events as a performance piece.

Its stylish, dance-friendly tempo makes it easy to incorporate choreography, allowing for creative staging.

It’s sure to get the whole venue moving and foster a strong sense of unity.

WON’T BE LONGKumi Koda / EXILE31rank/position

Kumi Koda / WON’T BE LONG

A song by female singer Kumi Koda—praised for her powerful vocals and emotional resonance—and the dance & vocal group EXILE, who have secured unwavering popularity with their unrivaled high-level performances.

Since the original number was released by the Bubblegum Brothers in 1990 and became a major hit, it’s widely recognized across generations and always livens up karaoke.

Beyond its catchy melody, the off-beat rhythm is the key to this track, making it a duet song where you’ll want to lean into the groove when singing it at karaoke.

HEART of GOLDEXILE32rank/position

｢HEART of GOLD｣ EXILE

This is the song that was chosen as the theme for the stage production “HEART of GOLD ~STREET FUTURE OPERA BEAT POPS~.” Released in 2004 as their 16th single, it’s a ballad whose soaring vocals and lyrics about pursuing true love resonate deeply.

The sound arrangement alone seems to evoke a grand story.

While the highest notes aren’t extremely high, the song has a somewhat wide vocal range, so be sure to handle the rising and falling melody with control.

Happy BirthdayEXILE33rank/position

Happy Birthday – Exile ( For JLFallenAngel)

“Happy Birthday,” included on EXILE’s 2006 album ASIA, by the music group known for delivering overwhelming performances through singing and dance.

Packed with a sincere message to someone special, it’s recommended even for those who feel shy about expressing their feelings directly in words.

Try singing it calmly to its slow tempo.

If you divide parts into main vocals and chorus, it’s sure to create even more excitement.