[For Men in Their 20s] Easy-to-Sing Oldies & Recent Songs for Karaoke
Have you ever had trouble choosing songs at karaoke?
Especially after entering your 20s, when you go to karaoke with coworkers or friends, you want to pick songs that hype everyone up, right?
At the same time, you still want to choose songs that are easy to sing.
So in this article, I’ll introduce karaoke song recommendations for men in their 20s!
From nostalgic classics that guys in their 20s can’t help but hum along to, to the latest hits everyone’s talking about, I’ve picked songs with singability in mind—this playlist is sure to help you choose your tracks!
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[For men in their 20s] Easy-to-sing nostalgic hits and recent songs at karaoke (131–140)
RainMotohiro Hata
This work is distinguished by Motohiro Hata’s memorable singing voice.
The lyrics, which depict a heartbreaking farewell in love, are deeply moving.
The evocative imagery makes it easy to picture the two lovers standing in the rain.
Released in May 2013, it was also used as the image song for the animated film The Garden of Words.
Originally a cover of a song by Senri Oe, Hata’s unique interpretation brings out a new charm.
It’s a track you’ll want to listen to when you’re feeling a bit melancholic, and it would likely help create a calm, intimate mood at karaoke as well.
I can’t say it.Hiromi Go
This song delicately depicts a bittersweet love, and Hiromi Go’s clear, transparent vocals make it a captivating ballad.
Released in May 1994 as his 66th single, it was used as the theme song for the TBS drama “O-miai no Tatsujin” (The Matchmaking Master).
It became a long-selling hit with over 350,000 copies sold, setting a record by staying within the Oricon Top 100 for a total of 39 weeks.
Singing about the ache of being unable to honestly express one’s feelings even after a friendship turns into romance, the song is sure to resonate with men in their twenties as well.
It’s also perfect for karaoke, where its gentle, mellow mood makes it a great choice for creating memorable moments with friends.
The world calls it love.Sambomaster
This work is captivating with its moving lyrics and powerful melody.
In the face of an unjust world, its stance of choosing kindness over anger truly resonates.
Released in August 2005, it was used as the ending theme for the Fuji TV drama “Densha Otoko.” It also marked Sambomaster’s first single to break into the Top 10.
It’s a song I especially recommend to men in their 20s.
Sing it at karaoke with coworkers or friends, and it’s sure to liven up the room.
With its fiery message and relatable lyrics, it’s a track that makes everyone want to sing along together.
Masu.RADWIMPS
Let me introduce “Masu.” included on the album Okazu no Gohan.
The unique title is quite striking, isn’t it? The title corresponds to a polite sentence ending in Japanese.
In the song, polite speech is used as the main register while depicting the joys of life.
There are many call-and-response sections, so it’s sure to get everyone pumped at karaoke.
The song is also relatively easy to sing with fewer high notes, but a key point is the English lyrics that appear near the end.
If that’s your weak spot, try focusing your practice on that section.
Wings of SteelRADWIMPS
“Hagane no Hane” is a masterpiece too, isn’t it? This song was specially written as a Calorie Mate commercial tune featuring vocalist Yojiro Noda.
The commercial is titled “To those who keep thinking in this world,” and in line with that, it delves into the world’s irrational happenings as well as miraculous, wondrous events.
The vocals stay mostly in the lower to mid range, creating a calm atmosphere.
Because of that, it’s also recommended for those who find pitch control challenging.
Until the World Ends…WANDS
WANDS is a three-member rock band that stood at the center of the Being artist boom in the 1990s and remains highly active today.
Their 8th single, “Until the World Ends…,” used as the ending theme for the TV anime Slam Dunk, became a million seller thanks in part to the anime’s popularity and is widely recognized as one of WANDS’s signature songs.
With verses sung more restrainedly in the A and B sections and a chorus that bursts open all at once, the melody line is a highlight that excites both singers and listeners.
It’s a timeless anime song beloved across generations, and one we’d love people to sing at karaoke even if they didn’t grow up with it.
Crimson LotusDOES
This song is by DOES.
It’s also popular for having been used as an opening theme for the hit anime Naruto Shippuden.
With its very cool sound and lyrics, it’s easy for male singers to perform, so it’ll hype up the crowd at karaoke even if they don’t know the anime.