Karaoke That Gets Everyone Pumped: Latest Rankings [2025]

PoppippoLamaze-P29rank/position

Poppippo (V3 Edition) - Hatsune Miku by LamazeP

If you used to listen to it, just seeing the title will make that phrase start playing in your head.

It’s a signature track by Lamaze-P, who has been actively creating from the early days of the Vocaloid scene to the present, released in 2008.

The content is simple—“Hatsune Miku recommends vegetable juice”—but its catchiness is off the charts, and it took Nico Nico Douga by storm at the time.

It’s also included on the album EXIT TUNES PRESENTS THE COMPLETE BEST OF Lamaze-P feat.

Hatsune Miku.

It’s perfect for when you want a boost of energy.

MarigoldAimyon30rank/position

Aimyon – Marigold [OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO]

This is a song whose bittersweet yet warm melody resonates in the heart, like a summer twilight.

Aimyon sings about everyday moments with a loved one and the enduring sparkle of unfading memories.

The lyrics carry the joy and anxiety of love, along with a pure wish to stay connected.

Released in August 2018 as Aimyon’s fifth single, the song became known in 2019 for being the first by a domestic artist to surpass 100 million streams in Japan.

As a nationally beloved track, it’s sure to liven up summer drives and karaoke sessions!

One Night CarnivalKishidan31rank/position

Kishidan – One Night Carnival

The major-label debut from Kishidan, a rock band hailing from Chiba, fuses a fiery heartbeat with a catchy pop melody line.

With their unique style of school uniforms and pompadours, and high-energy tunes packed with passionate messages, they powerfully express the rebellious spirit of youth and a yearning for freedom.

Originally released independently in June 2001, the work sold 80,000 copies, and its major-label edition in May 2002 reached No.

7 on the Oricon chart.

With relatable, down-to-earth lyrics and an exhilarating sound, it’s perfect for when you need a boost or a refreshing change of pace.

Japanese rice is the best in the world.Uchikubi Gokumon Doukoukai32rank/position

Uchikubi Gokumon Doukoukai “Japanese Rice Is the Best in the World”

A work that powerfully expresses Japanese food culture and its love for rice.

Released in May 2015 as a signature song by Uchikubi Gokumon Doukoukai.

With a bold sound and humor-filled lyrics, it praises the greatness of Japanese rice while introducing rice bowls, set meals, and various rice brands.

It also helped bring more fans to farmers.

There’s even a phrase reminiscent of Kome Kome CLUB’s songs, reportedly used with official permission.

Sing it at karaoke, and your overwhelming love of rice might just leave everyone around you in awe!

GLORIAZIGGY33rank/position

ZIGGY「GLORIA」

ZIGGY is one of the rock bands that sparked the band boom of the ’80s.

Their hallmark sound was influenced by LA metal and bad-boys rock, and they were especially known for their upbeat songs.

Speaking of ZIGGY’s classics, isn’t “GLORIA” the first that comes to mind? The vocal line in this song spans a fairly narrow range, from mid1 G to mid2 G, and the pitch movement isn’t very dramatic.

There’s a hi C used as a vocal embellishment, but since this is an ad-lib section that doesn’t earn extra points in karaoke scoring, you don’t need to stick to the original pitch there if the height is too demanding.

LOVE DokkyunCLUB PRINCE34rank/position

CLUB PRINCE / LOVE Dokkyun

Guaranteed to get the party going at any drinking get-together! CLUB PRINCS’s signature track “LOVE Dokkyun” is a danceable song that portrays the world of host clubs.

Released in May 2007, it was selected as the ending theme for TV Tokyo’s “Webtama ww.” The protagonist’s feelings, swaying between love and career, are conveyed through a catchy melody.

Sing this song, and you might just feel like a host yourself!

idolYOASOBI35rank/position

Tried singing “Idol” freely [__(Underbar)]

This work lets you enjoy YOASOBI’s popular songs covered with a unique arrangement.

From the striking opening, it’s packed with touches that draw viewers in.

Unda-bar’s signature humor and parody are sprinkled throughout, turning it into a completely new piece while keeping the charm of the originals.

If you sing it at karaoke and mix in your own impressions like Unda-bar does, it’s sure to hype up the crowd! It’s a perfect track to keep in your back pocket for lively drinking occasions—why not add it to your repertoire?