Funny songs recommended for men in their 20s
The shop I stepped into for a break.
A song starts playing.
I listen closely.
I follow the lyrics.
I can’t help but let out a little chuckle.
Doesn’t it make you feel a small sense of happiness somehow?
Here are some amusing songs I’ve gathered that I recommend for men in their 20s.
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Interesting songs recommended for men in their 20s (21–30)
Kyoko-chanGagaga SP
This is a song about someone I love named Kyoko-chan.
I’m so crazy about Kyoko-chan that I feel like I’m about to lose it—eventually I’m driven into a philosophical spiral of pondering what it even means to be human.
With its fast tempo and rapid-fire declarations of love, the track delivers a sense of exhilaration and youthful energy.
Tarako, tarako, tarakokigurumi
This song was used as the commercial jingle for Kewpie’s “Kewpie Aeru Pasta Sauce Tarako,” which began airing in the fall of 2004.
With its distinctive melody and lyrics, it’s a unique tune that’s hard to get out of your head once you’ve heard it.
subculture girlKyuso Nekokami
A band formed at Kwansei Gakuin University.
Yamazaki Seiya, who writes the lyrics and handles vocals, has many songs about things that made him angry in everyday life or topics everyone has thought about at least once.
“Subculture Girl” is one of them—it’s a song about how you’ll always spot at least one girl, whether among friends or out in the city, with a bob haircut and non-prescription glasses.
Gera Gera Po SongKing Cream Soda
The theme song of the popular anime Yo-kai Watch.
It’s a song from a little while back, but it really caused a buzz.
Since it was played in lots of places and situations, people of all ages have probably heard it at least once.
Learn the dance and become the life of the party!
The idea that people want to be popular without making any effort to become popularGroup Soul
A comedy rock band with actor Sadao Abe as the vocalist.
The lyrics are exactly what the title says.
They sing about every desire under the sun—wanting to be popular without making any effort, wanting to kiss, and so on.
If you put in a little effort, you should definitely become popular, but that’s not how it is at all! In that case, no effort! They go all in on that stance.
ding-dong ditchContemporary life
This is a song that expresses the feeling of “It’s awful when someone doorbell-ditches you—it’s infuriating, right?” While many songs develop a story with a beginning, development, twist, and conclusion, this one consistently despises doorbell-ditching from start to finish.
It’s probably based on the artist’s own experience.
Effeminate; overly sentimental; being clingy/whiny (context-dependent)Golden Bomber
This is another track that was wildly popular for a time.
The choreography, reminiscent of the “ota-dance,” is fun to watch and easy for anyone to learn, so you can jump in and go wild during the chorus! The other music videos also go all-in on the gags, so be sure to check them out.