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 (31–40)
From hunting to rice cultivationRekishi
As the artist’s name suggests, many of their songs are about history.
Among them, this track has particularly silly lyrics.
It opens with an intro that asks which is better: Jomon pottery or Yayoi pottery.
If people in the Jomon and Yayoi periods had songs, they might have made something like this.
I'm going to Tokyo.Ikuzo Yoshi
This is the breakout song of the nationally beloved enka singer, Yoshikazu “Yoshi” Ikuzō.
It’s said to be a self-deprecating tune that humorously exaggerates the rural life of his hometown, Kanagi in Kitatsugaru District, Aomori Prefecture, and it became hugely popular.
The lyrics apparently captured a lot of relatable moments from that era, and it seems many of them were based on real stories!
Katsushika RhapsodyKohei Dojima
It’s the opening theme of the anime “Kochira Katsushika-ku Kameari Kōen-mae Hashutsujo.” A friend of mine used to sing it back in the day, and when I saw the title I thought, “I don’t know this song,” but when I heard it, it was so familiar.
It felt nostalgic yet happy, and I remember the atmosphere in the room instantly coming together as one.
3-minute ramen cookingAi Otsuka
This track is perfect for making instant cup noodles.
The song is three minutes long—the same amount of time it takes for cup noodles to be ready.
When you have cup noodles with friends or your girlfriend, I hope you pour in the hot water and enjoy these three minutes by listening to this song.
MUSIC VIDEOOkazaki Taiiku
A single packed with classic tropes from various Japanese bands’ music videos.
This track isn’t just fun to listen to—it’s even more enjoyable to watch.
Okazaki Taiiku himself is a born-and-bred Kansai native and a hilarious character.
His appearance on Music Station was also shocking.
Interesting songs recommended for men in their 20s (41–50)
Pixels of EmotionOkazaki Taiiku
When you think of Okazaki Taiiku, you think of “Music Video,” but I decided to pick this one on purpose.
The intro is so cool that I started thinking, “Huh? Is this a serious one? Maybe he even throws in a bit of English,” and then the chorus hits, and I’m like, yep—he never lets you down.
Nevertheless, I want to do it.Ken Hirai
Speaking of Ken Hirai, people often say he has strong, chiseled features and looks Indian—and it’s become a talking point.
He proved it himself in a music video.
Surrounded by Indian people and dressed in Indian attire, he sings.
It’s a track you can enjoy as much for the visuals as for the music.