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

One million “I love you”sRake

Rake "One Million Times 'I Love You'"

This is the third single by singer-songwriter Rake, who announced a hiatus in 2015 and has since revealed that he is now working as an Instagrammer in samurai attire.

It’s a love song with straightforward lyrics, featuring an emotional, R&B-tinged melody and refreshing acoustic guitar tones that feel pleasant to the ear.

Because the melody starts in a high register, it can be challenging for male singers, but it should be a comfortable key for female vocalists.

Widely recognized thanks to its use in a commercial, it’s a recommended pick for karaoke as well.

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YOASOBI “RGB” Official Music Video

It’s always hard to decide what to sing at karaoke with classmates or senior club members, right? In those situations, “Sangenshoku” is your go-to.

Released in 2021 by YOASOBI, the music duo hugely popular with Gen Z, it was featured in NTT Docomo’s “ahamo” commercial.

It’s a melodious pop song with vibrant, colorful synths.

Ikura’s supple vocals will add a splash of youth to the moment.

Since it’s a rhythmically accented track, we recommend singing it with clear dynamics for maximum impact!

At the mercy of the seaYOASOBI

YOASOBI “At the Mercy of the Sea” Official Music Video

YOASOBI is a music duo that has gained popularity for its cute vocals and meticulously crafted worldbuilding.

They’re one of the most popular music units right now, so I think any teenage girl would know them.

Among YOASOBI’s works, the song I especially recommend is “Umi no Manimani.” The chorus is classic YOASOBI—catchy, cute electropop—but the A-melody features a rap part.

That said, it’s not a complex flow like real hip-hop; it’s a rap simple enough for kids to sing, so it shouldn’t feel difficult.

HELLOYUI

YUI　『HELLO-short ver.-』

A female singer-songwriter, YUI, whose voice captures listeners with a hidden power within its fragility, releases her 19th single.

Written as the theme song for the film “Paradise Kiss,” it’s likely familiar to many teenage girls, given that the movie is based on a popular shoujo manga.

Its light, breezy feel and gentle melody carry a strong yet tender energy that seems to give a push to those in love.

With its catchy, easy-to-remember tune, it’s also a crowd-pleaser for karaoke.

After the nightadieu

adieu [ After the Night ] (α7C Creative Journey Edition)

Actress Moka Kamishiraishi also performs as a singer under the name adieu, and her abilities as a vocalist are highly regarded.

“Yoru no Ato” is a heartbreak song in which the protagonist spends the whole night thinking, struggling, and ultimately deciding to part ways with the person they love.

The track was provided by Fuyuko Shioiri of FINLANDS, a rock band from Kanagawa.

Many listeners will likely relate to the lyrics, which seem gentle yet carry a certain coldness that pushes you away.

It’s a particularly recommended song for women who are good at singing in falsetto.

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Beetle – aiko (Full)

This is “Kabutomushi,” aiko’s massive hit song released in 1999.

The lyrics are so beautiful they paint vivid scenes, making it a truly lovely track.

It’s a classic love song that many people know.

As a ballad, its rises and falls are relatively gentle, so it’s very manageable to sing.

The chorus has a melody line that feels great to sing.

It’s a song that lets you enjoy the comfort of singing while watching the reactions of those listening around you.

Ra, a storyAimyon

What If…

Don’t Aimyōn’s songs end up being fought over when you go to karaoke? If you want to avoid the super popular singles, how about singing this song, “Ra, no Hanashi”? It’s included on Aimyōn’s second album, “Shunkanteki Sixth Sense,” released in 2019, and it was written for the film “Ashita Sekai ga Owaru to Shitemo” (Even If the World Ends Tomorrow).

If you’re in your teens, the feelings of being in love and having a crush in this song might really hit home.