Recommended for teenage girls! Easy-to-sing karaoke songs

Kissing You of ApologyE-girls

E-girls / “Kissing You, I’m Sorry” ~Short ver.~

This is the sixth single by E-girls, a female dance and vocal group launched as a project centered on members from Dream, Happiness, and Flower—three girl groups under the same LDH label as EXILE.

The song was chosen as the theme for the film “Apology King” and is a high-energy dance track featuring a four-on-the-floor beat and brisk, lively synths.

With a relatively steady melody that’s easy to sing and an upbeat tempo perfect for livening up karaoke, even those who aren’t confident at karaoke can enjoy singing it with excitement.

Its sparkling, exuberant vibe makes it a song especially well-suited for teenage girls.

May it be filled with kindnessFlower

Flower “So That It Overflows With Kindness” [Movie “Evergreen Love (A Herb Book): I Picked Up a Fateful Love” Theme Song ver.]

The girl group Flower covered JUJU’s song of the same title, Yasashisa de Afureru You ni.

While the original showcases JUJU’s full vocal power, the cover is sung with a crystal-clear tone and a gentle, tender delivery.

The vocal range is narrower than the original, making it easier to sing even for those who struggle with lower notes.

Another key point is that, compared to the original, the cover uses considerably more vibrato.

Try keeping that in mind when you sing it.

Sound of SnowGReeeeN

GReeeeN – Yukinone

GReeeeN is a popular group whose members all hold dental licenses and still avoid showing their faces as they balance music and their profession.

While their coming-of-age anthem Kiseki is well-known, be sure to check out Yuki no Ne, too! Yuki no Ne was featured as the CM song for JR East’s “JR SKI SKI” campaign and is a bittersweet love song set in winter.

The fear of confirming the other person’s feelings, even as you like them.

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If you’re going to sing a love song at Christmas, this is a highly recommended track.

366 daysHY

HY 366 Days LIVE

A song by HY, a hybrid band known for signature tracks like “AM11:00” and “NAO,” who continue to base their activities in their hometown of Okinawa.

This track was chosen as the theme song for the TV drama and film “Red Thread” and is included on their fifth album, “HeartY.” The heartrending lyrics, drawn from the real-life experiences of keyboardist and vocalist Izumi Nakasone, particularly resonate with teenage girls for whom romance plays a central role in life.

With relatable lyrics and a beautiful melody, it’s an outstanding ballad that’s sure to be a hit at karaoke.

My angelHoneyWorks feat. Sena Narumi

My Angel feat. Seina Narumi (CV: Sora Amamiya) / HoneyWorks

A heartwarming song from a gentle big sister, “Watashi no Tenshi.” Speaking of collaborations between the Japanese creator unit HoneyWorks and Sena Narumi, the popular song “Kawaiku Naritai” is also well-known.

This song portrays a big sister who calls the little sister that tags along behind her an “angel,” strives to be someone she can be proud of, and cheers her on with all her might.

The melody has lots of repetition and little range in pitch, so it should be easy to sing.

You could even ask a friend to handle the spoken parts!

Cheerful goodbyeIZ*ONE

IZ*ONE – Cheerful Goodbye (Gokigen Sayonara) Color Coded Lyrics [ENG/ROM/JPN]

IZ*ONE, a joint Korean-Japanese girl group popular among elementary and middle schoolers.

Their song “Gokigen Sayonara” is also used as the BGM for the photo booth machine Melulu, so if you’re a teen girl who often takes purikura, you’ve probably heard it at least once.

The lyrics are about a breakup and heartbreak, but the song is super bright and catchy, and it really makes you want to sing it at karaoke.

There’s a Japanese version of the lyrics and it’s widely known, so definitely try singing it with your friends.

If you all sing and dance together, a few mistakes won’t matter at all!

Your-Color FireworksJamsCollection

JamsCollection “Kimi-iro Hanabi” MUSIC VIDEO [4K]

JamsCollection is an idol group that debuted in 2021.

Known affectionately as “Jams,” they’ve earned support from teens and people in their twenties, regardless of gender.

Among their songs, the one I especially recommend is Kimi-iro Hanabi (“Fireworks in Your Color”).

Unlike typical idol songs, this track has a solid rock flavor.

While this kind of style often doesn’t suit teenage girls, the vocal lines here are very catchy and easy to sing, so I think they’ll have no trouble performing it.