Karaoke Popular Songs Ranking of KinKi Kids [2025]

I want to love rather than be lovedKinKi Kids8rank/position

KinKi Kids “I Want to Love Rather Than Be Loved” Music Video

Released as their second single in 1997, this song served as the theme for the drama “Bokura no Yuuki: Miman City,” which also drew attention for featuring Koichi and Tsuyoshi in dual leading roles.

It’s a sophisticated electronic tune, and perhaps thanks to that style, the chorus phrases really stick in your head.

The lyrics, which carry the message “I want to find true love,” are another appealing point.

With a four-on-the-floor rhythm, it’s easy to groove to, and the highest notes are low, making it easy to sing.

Try aiming for a slightly wistful vocal tone.

AnniversaryKinKi Kids9rank/position

KinKi Kids「Anniversary」Music Video

This song, with its striking exotic intro, was released as a single in 2004 and is a supreme love ballad that sings of straightforward love.

The lyrics, which say that even ordinary days are precious, seem to remind us once again of what happiness truly is.

For men with an average vocal range, the notes are within reach, and above all, many will find the melody line simple and easy to sing.

Its relaxed ballad tempo also makes it easier to perform, letting you check each pitch and rhythm as you sing.

Roller Coaster RomanceKinKi Kids10rank/position

KinKi Kids “Jet Coaster Romance” Music Video

An irresistibly cute love song that evokes a refreshing summer breeze.

The lyrics liken the thrills and bittersweetness of romance to a roller coaster, packed with the exhilaration of a tropical resort fling.

Created by hitmakers Takashi Matsumoto and Tatsuro Yamashita, the song follows the classic path of J-POP while brilliantly weaving in elements of doo-wop and city pop.

Released in April 1998, it was also featured as the CM song for ANA’s “’98 Paradise Okinawa” campaign.

With KinKi Kids’ characteristically fresh vocals and a thrilling progression, this track is perfect for anyone looking to fire up the crowd at karaoke.

Hey, I’ll do my best.KinKi Kids11rank/position

KinKi Kids “Hey, I’ll do my best.” Music Video

This piece also drew attention as a song provided by DREAMS COME TRUE.

Released as a single in 2004, it’s a positive, solid mid-tempo number.

The forward-looking lyrics—“Let’s grow together hand in hand, and move toward the future”—are encouraging.

It feels like someone standing beside you, giving you a supportive pat on the back.

The tempo, melody, and rhythm aren’t fast, so you’ll be fine if you sing it calmly.

Let’s fill the karaoke room with a warm atmosphere.

BRAND NEW SONGKinKi Kids12rank/position

KinKi Kids「BRAND NEW SONG」Music Video

This lively song that starts with the chorus was released in 2007 and sings about rediscovering the importance of a partner.

Many listeners may have found the lyrics relatable.

One of the reasons this heartwarming song is easy to sing is its narrow vocal range.

Men who struggle with high notes might find some parts challenging, but because the range is limited, it’s easy to adjust the key.

Conversely, for women who find low notes difficult, raising the key should make it easier to tackle.

However, since the chorus includes phrases that use falsetto, focusing your practice there will help you perform it more effectively.

PassionKinKi Kids13rank/position

KinKi Kids “Passion” Music Video

Passionate, a cool electronic number chosen as the theme song for the drama Rookie! starring Koichi Domoto.

Released as a single in 2001, it became a hit, selling over 500,000 copies.

True to its title, it’s a love song that unfolds with fervent emotions and has a distinctly mature finish.

There’s a key change in the final chorus, yet the vocal range remains quite singable.

How you create a lustrous mood—through tone color and the like—will be the key to expressing its world.

Rain MelodyKinKi Kids14rank/position

KinKi Kids "Rainy Melody" Music Video

It’s KinKi Kids’ 8th single, released on October 6, 1999.

The song features a memorable, slightly Latin-flavored melody and arrangement.

If you’re aiming for a high score when singing this at karaoke, the key will likely be whether you can faithfully recreate the subtly side-to-side, Latin-style groove.

Once you nail that, the vocal melody itself is very simple and easy to sing, so definitely give it a try!