Karaoke That Gets Everyone Pumped: Latest Rankings [2025]
We’re excited to present the latest Top 100 ranking of hype karaoke songs, all at once, ordered by most views! It’s packed with perfect tracks to liven up after-parties at karaoke boxes, farewell and welcome parties, and other gatherings.
The playlist is updated weekly, too!
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Karaoke That Gets the Crowd Going. Latest Rankings [2025] (91–100)
HOWEVERGLAY92rank/position

Speaking of GLAY’s songs, they span from energetic numbers to moving ballads, and many are easy to sing at karaoke—so it can be tough to choose.
If you want to share a touching moment across generations at a work karaoke with your boss, their signature ballad released in August 1997 is a great pick.
This majestic, stirring track conveys unwavering devotion to a loved one and a strong determination for the two to overcome any hardship together.
TERU’s emotive vocals further elevate the tender yet warm message.
It topped the Oricon charts, sold over a million copies, and was later used as the ending theme for a TBS drama, so many people are sure to recognize it.
As a timeless love song cherished across generations, it’s sure to create a warm atmosphere.
Why the heck, geez!?Hamada Bamyu Bamyu93rank/position

A perfect song for anyone who wants to hype up the afterparty! Released in December 2015 under the alias “Hamada Bamyu Bamyu,” which Masatoshi Hamada of Downtown created as a “little sister” to Kyary Pamyu Pamyu.
It’s an electro-pop tune layered with Hamada’s signature Kansai-ben lyrics—a laugh-out-loud track that’ll put a smile on your face.
The gap is irresistible: Hamada, known for his tough image, honestly sings about wanting to be cute.
With Yasutaka Nakata’s standout production, the song is bursting with playful charm.
Born from a segment on the TV show “Downtown no Gaki no Tsukai ya Arahende!!,” it’s guaranteed to fire up the room when you sing it at karaoke.
A perfect party-closer that people of all ages can enjoy!
Rat-tat-tatSandaime J Soul Brothers from EXILE TRIBE94rank/position

When it comes to songs by Sandaime (J Soul Brothers), dance is a given, but they often seem a bit challenging.
However, Rat-tat-tat is a track I highly recommend even for people with no dance experience—and you can dance to it while singing along.
It’s famous as the “Ratatata Dance” at USJ’s Halloween events and often pops up on social media around that time.
With irresistibly quirky moves and an addictive vibe, it’s a number that gets everyone hyped regardless of gender.
Kids can dance along too!
FANTASTIC BABYBIGBANG95rank/position

This track is characterized by electronic beats and catchy phrases.
It’s included on BIGBANG’s mini-album “ALIVE,” released in February 2012.
The lyrics vividly portray young people reveling in freedom and rebellion, leaving listeners wrapped in a sense of liberation.
After its release, the music video became a major topic of conversation, surpassing 300 million views on YouTube.
With its energetic sound and performance, it’s a surefire hit for karaoke and party scenes.
It’s perfect for when you want to have fun with friends and crew.
DESIREAkina Nakamori96rank/position

This is one of Akina Nakamori’s signature songs, themed around burning love and singing of fiery passion.
First aired in February 1986 as a TV commercial song, it was later released as a single and became a huge hit.
With this song, Nakamori won the Japan Record Award for the second consecutive year, establishing her status as a singer at the young age of 20.
Showcasing dramatic expressiveness and powerful vocals, this track is perfect for livening up a karaoke session or when you want to experience a classic from the Showa era.
Be sure to check out the modern twist on traditional Japanese attire and the unique choreography, said to be inspired by a baseball pitching motion.
Otona BlueAtarashii Gakkou no Leaders97rank/position

Set to the melody of Atarashii Gakko! (The Leaders)’ “Otona Blue,” this song features members of the Manzai Association’s board singing from the perspective of seasoned veterans.
It gives the impression of a viewpoint unique to those who frequently interact with the big names, and it sharply conveys what kind of presence these veterans are.
By detailing things like not being rattled when a joke falls flat, repeating the same routine over and over, and lecturing younger performers at great length, the lyrics clearly communicate just how troublesome their behavior can feel.
While it might look like a rebellion against the old guard, the song also acknowledges their humor in places, making it clear that this is a good-natured, affectionate parody.
High HopesPanic! At The Disco98rank/position

If you want to energize the room at karaoke with a high-voltage song, we recommend High Hopes.
This track is one of Panic! At The Disco’s signature songs, featuring lyrics that encourage anyone about to take on a new challenge.
Musically, it’s very high-energy and emo-tinged, with the chorus kicking in right from the start.
Since it was a global hit, people around you will likely recognize it when you sing it at karaoke.
Be sure to check it out.





