GReeeeN Karaoke Popular Songs Ranking [2025]

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GReeeeN / Akari [Theme song for TBS Sunday drama 'TOKYO MER: Mobile Emergency Room']

This is GReeeeN’s 35th single, scheduled for release on September 8, 2021.

As of the time of writing (8/11), it hasn’t been released yet.

It’s amazing that we live in an era where we can introduce unreleased songs via YouTube like this! The song was created as the theme for TBS’s Sunday drama “TOKYO MER: Mobile Emergency Room.” It’s a mid-tempo track that seems very easy to remember, so I think it’ll be relatively approachable even for men who don’t usually sing much.

However, there are parts sung melodically and parts with a slightly rap-like delivery, so be sure to bring out the contrast between them when you sing.

Also, there are some spots in the latter half that require a bit of a high range, so please take care with the key setting if you choose it for karaoke!

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High Touch!!!!

The song “High Touch!!!!,” which was selected as the CM song for Huis Ten Bosch’s “Super Tower Fireworks,” is included as a coupling track on the 28th single “beautiful days.” Its arrangement builds from acoustic guitar strumming into a driving ensemble that really amps up the energy.

There are many rapid-fire phrases, and the breathing points in the chorus are especially tricky, but since the key is low and the range is narrow, it becomes easier to sing if you memorize the lyrics and melody well before attempting it.

Also, the beat suddenly changes near the end, so be careful not to let your vocal rhythm slip.

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Hepi Hepi Holiday

The song “Hepi Hepi Holiday,” included on the 8th album Ure D.

Its lyrics that evoke time with friends and the ensemble featuring an off-beat rhythm conjure up images of a vacation.

While the complex melody and rhythm make some parts challenging, the low key and narrow vocal range mean that once you learn the song well, it’s fun to sing at karaoke.

It’s a poppy, upbeat tune that gets everyone going when you sing it with friends and brings back memories of your youth.

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Popopopopose

A song by GReeeeN, a four-member male vocal group that has successfully balanced dentistry with musical activities and established solid popularity despite keeping their appearances private.

Included on their 9th album “Dai-ku,” it is a self-cover of the track they provided as the theme song for NHK Educational’s “Inai Inai Baa!” With cute, child-friendly lyrics and a poppy melody, it’s sure to get parents and kids excited together at karaoke.

Featuring a catchy melody with lots of leaps, this pop tune is highly recommended for children.

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Midori

The final track of the first album “Ah, Hello Nice to Meet You,” titled “Midori.” The arrangement is striking, opening with a lyrical piano tone and moving into an upbeat rhythm.

The song has a wide vocal range and features sustained high notes, so if you’re not confident, it will be easier to sing if you adjust the key to suit your voice.

Also, because fast-paced phrases run throughout, make sure to memorize it thoroughly beforehand so you don’t get left behind when you sing it at karaoke.

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Regerege

The song “Regerege,” included on the 1st album “Ah, Hello, Nice to Meet You,” makes a strong impact with its tight rock ensemble featuring edgy guitar sounds and an arrangement that incorporates an offbeat rhythm reminiscent of reggae.

While the overall key is low and the vocal range is narrow, the rhythm changes rapidly, so be careful not to fall behind.

Its catchy structure makes it fun to sing at karaoke, a number you can enjoy solo or as a duo.

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Isshoni Ikou

Not only is it short and easy to sing, but “Let’s Go Together” also carries a moving message.

It was used as the theme song for the au Santaro series commercials that aired starting on New Year’s Day 2019.

Created by GReeeeN, the lyrics convey the idea of “let’s walk toward the future together.” Incidentally, this piece is said to be an arrangement of “Take Me Out to the Ball Game” and “Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring.”