Great for karaoke! Easy-to-sing TWICE songs (includes Japanese tracks and hidden gems)
Since their debut in 2015, TWICE has skyrocketed into a popular girl group with hit songs like “CHEER UP” and “TT” that sparked social phenomena.
Their songs are really fun to sing at karaoke, too!
In the early stages of their Japan debut, they also released cute and catchy tracks designed to be especially approachable for kids.
Overall, TWICE’s songs tend to have higher pitch ranges but are great for getting the crowd hyped.
In this article, we’re focusing on hit songs that are easier to sing and more familiar-sounding, so be sure to find the tracks that suit you best.
We hope this helps you discover melodies that feel natural and songs that are easy to sing.
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Great for karaoke! Easy-to-sing TWICE songs [Japanese tracks and hidden gems included] (1–10)
What is Love? -Japanese ver.-Twice
A love song overflowing with TWICE’s cute charm.
Beyond its overall familiarity thanks to the catchy melody, I think the singability of the chorus is among the best in TWICE’s catalog.
The vocal range is narrow, which makes it easy for many people to sing—another nice plus.
Nayeon and Jihyo’s parts toward the end are high, but if you can get through those, it might become one of your signature songs.
It’s easy to try in Korean, and the Japanese version is even more approachable—highly recommended as a crowd-pleaser!
Candy PopTwice
Among TWICE’s songs, “Candy Pop,” which really showcases their cute charm, was released in 2018 as their second single in Japan.
This super pop and adorable track gets everyone hyped with its bubbly rhythm and fun vibe! Although it’s a dance number, its catchy melody and Japanese lyrics make it easy to get into.
It’s a classic TWICE pick that’s been loved in karaoke for a long time.
The difficulty level is relatively easy, but since it’s a bit high and the tempo is on the faster side, try to stay on pitch and avoid drifting as you sing.
TT -Japanese ver.-Twice
With outstanding name recognition and the fact that it’s actually sung a lot, “TT” has remained a beloved signature song for a long time! It has that early, quintessential TWICE sound.
Compared to their newer dance tracks, songs from this period are generally easier to sing and feature approachable rhythms.
While the pitch is high—especially in the English-lyric parts—the overall range is fairly average, making it accessible for many people to try.
Above all, including the viral TT pose, it’s perfect for getting everyone hyped together! If you’re doing karaoke with a group, you can have others help out with the tricky sections and just enjoy it together!
Recommended for Karaoke! Easy-to-Sing TWICE Songs [Japanese Tracks and Hidden Gems Included] (11–20)
Precious LoveTwice
Included on the 2016 second mini-album “Page Two,” this song is a remake of a track by Park Jin-young, who also produced it.
It’s a love song that expresses regret over breaking up with a lover and the desire for them to come back.
You could even call it a hidden gem overflowing with catchy, cute charm.
While there are some slightly higher parts—like Nayeon’s—the line distribution is fairly even, making it easy to sing.
It’s a friendly, melody-driven track with an easy-to-follow rhythm that makes everyone want to sing along—another big plus! Try searching for the karaoke title under “Sojunghan Sarang.”
Wake Me UpTwice
This is TWICE’s third single in Japan, released in May 2018.
Since this song hardly features any tricky melodic developments that would trip you up in karaoke, it should be relatively easy for those aiming for a high score to sing.
The key to a high score will likely be whether you can handle the rap-style part in the second chorus without getting tangled up in the rhythm or words.
It might sound a bit fast and difficult, but once you try it, you’ll probably find it’s more manageable than you expect—so don’t be afraid to give it a shot.
If you find the brief switch to falsetto in the high notes of the chorus challenging, try lowering the key.
PROMISETwice
The gentle ballad “PROMISE,” wrapped in warmth and compassion, is the closing track of TWICE’s third Japanese album, “Perfect World.” With its Japanese lyrics and soothing ballad style, it’s one of the more approachable songs to try within TWICE’s catalog.
The midsection that begins with Jihyo might feel a bit high, but overall the song has a relatively narrow vocal range and a steady rhythm.
The lyrics—such as “I’ll always be by your side, watching over you”—are lovely, making it a great choice when you want to encourage your partner.
SIGNALTwice
Released in 2017 at the height of their momentum, SIGNAL is loved as one of TWICE’s easier songs to sing.
The more you listen, the more it pulls you in—its unique rhythm and sound are distinctly TWICE and super cute.
The tempo is neither too fast nor too slow, and while the melodic range is somewhat wide, the key is on the lower side, making it a good choice for people who don’t have very high voices.
Each word is short and easy to pronounce, which also adds to its singability.
Once you get used to it, singing while dancing can be a lot of fun!