[2026] Songs sung by comedians: from the latest tracks to nostalgic classics
Have you ever been surprised by a comedian who turns out to be a great singer after hearing a song they performed on TV? Songs sung by comedians have a unique charm that fuses a sense of humor with musicality.
From tracks born as part of a comedy routine to works released as serious musical endeavors, the variety is truly rich.
Some have even become chart-topping hits.
In this article, we’ll cover a wide range of songs performed by comedians—from the latest buzzworthy tracks to nostalgic tunes that still linger in our ears.
Enjoy the musical world created by these multitalented artists!
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[2026] Songs sung by comedians: From the latest tracks to nostalgic classics (91–100)
Drink waterB Kind Brothers
B Kind Brothers, formed by Yonsentoshin and Hoshino Disco on “Ariyoshi no Kabe.” Some say they’re inspired by Sandaime J SOUL BROTHERS, but the truth remains shrouded in mystery.
It’s also fun how they shift concepts from song to song—starting with “Drink water,” which feels like it was modeled after a certain sports drink commercial, and a track called “K.A.I.T.A.I.” that sings about wanting to own a cat.
The mix of their exceptionally high-level vocals with delightfully laid-back, hard-to-describe dance moves is downright addictive.
Open the Curtain,SEXY!!Everybody
This track comically portrays a man’s inner struggle over wanting to open the shower curtain while bathing.
Set to an EDM sound infused with techno and house elements, the lyrics unfold with plenty of humor.
It captures the gap between the man’s fantasies and reality with exquisite balance, culminating in a punchline that’s sure to make you laugh.
Released in March 2022, the song became a major hit, especially on TikTok.
With a comedian’s unique perspective on everyday situations, it’s perfect for livening up karaoke sessions or parties.
It’s a fusion of comedy and music that fully showcases Everybody’s signature style.
ASOBOZEMyM
Attracting attention as a song performed by comedians is MyM’s debut single.
It’s a track from a music project by Miyuki Oshima of Morisanchu and Yoshiko and Mahiru of Ganbareruya, characterized by a catchy, hip-hop-based style.
The lyrics reflect a spirit of “playing seriously,” expressing everyday joys and cherished moments.
Scheduled for release on May 22, 2024, the song involves producers Matt Cab and MATZ.
The phrase “Sometimes it’s okay to fail” conveys an easygoing acceptance of life.
This work, which emphasizes the importance of having fun, is recommended for those who want to relieve stress or feel more positive.
plastic bottle capOKARAKO
OKARAKO is a music duo formed by the unlikely pairing of comedian Kota Okada and actress Sakurako Mizuki.
Their debut single is the achingly bittersweet Pet Bottle Cap.
Okada handled the lyrics and lead vocals, with Mizuki on chorus.
The song strings together innocent stirrings of first love that spring from everyday realities—like pouring out a half-finished juice into the kitchen sink.
The lyrics, showcasing Okada’s talent breaking out from the world of comedy, are outstanding.
His vocals, which sound almost effortless, suit the song perfectly.
If you haven’t heard it yet, please do!
Keroro Dancingogiyahagi
As a song performed by comedians, this track has a uniquely exquisite flavor.
Sung by the duo OgiYahagi as the theme for an animated film, it features a poppy, catchy melody and lyrics laced with social satire that leave a strong impression.
Released in March 2006, it drew attention through its tie-in with Sergeant Keroro: The Super Movie.
It was also used as the film’s ending theme, quickly becoming a favorite with audiences.
Despite its bright tone, the lyrics—raising questions about contemporary society while singing of hope for the future—shine with a perspective only comedians can offer.
It’s a recommended listen not just for anime fans but also for those who enjoy socially conscious comedy.
Don’t give up ~Awakening~ainisuta
It’s hard to tell whether it’s a song or a bit, but Sanshirō’s Ainista delivers a touch of surreal humor.
Ainista is a fictional unit that appeared on the TV show “Ariyoshi no Kabe.” Their “Don’t give up ~Awakening~,” which feels part musical comedy, part translation, part explanation, features the two dressed like deities, with Komiya holding a guitar and singing.
It’s really fun to see all kinds of new styles showcased as a fresh form of comedy, different from traditional sketches or manzai.
Love fitsurutorazu
Ultras is a three-piece band born from JaruJaru’s sketch “A Guy Influenced by Ulfuls.” Their first album, “Dassa!,” which drew attention for including a track produced by Ulfuls’ Tortoise Matsumoto, also features the song “Ai ga Au.” The contrast between the acoustic guitar–only ensemble and its lyrical melody is wonderfully pleasant.
While it includes phrases that are quintessentially JaruJaru, the heartwarming lyrics are moving enough to make you forget it’s a song by comedians.
It’s a catchy number you’ll want to check out—including the alternate versions.
