Commercial songs you’ll want to sing at karaoke! Easy to sing and guaranteed to get the crowd going
Haven’t you ever found yourself humming a melody from a TV commercial without even noticing? Those rhythmic phrases and catchy tunes make you want to sing them at karaoke, don’t they? In this article, we’ve picked out some memorable CM songs that everyone’s heard at least once—perfect for getting the crowd excited at karaoke.
We focused on easy-to-sing tracks, so if you find a favorite, give it a try!
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Commercial songs you’ll want to sing at karaoke! Easy to sing and crowd-pleasing hits (11–20)
Something like “happy”Sabasusutā
This commercial begins with a scene where Orihime, played by Rina Kawaei, says she’s opening a shop called “Rōmura” in the neighboring village.
The ad focuses on the happiness found in everyday life, depicting many small joys centered around the Santarō characters.
The featured song is “Happy Nante” by the rock band Sabasister, written specifically for this commercial.
With its distinctive mid-to-low range, it should be approachable even for those who struggle with high notes.
Plus, its upbeat, bright tempo makes it perfect for having fun and riding the flow of the music—guaranteed to get everyone excited.
compassionKawasaki Takaya
This commercial features men and women who say, “Among the many ways to support our favorites, I love listening to them on the radio the most.” It highlights the unique appeal of radio, which differs from other media.
The CM uses Takaya Kawasaki’s song “Aishin.” Although the pitch is a bit high, the overall range should be manageable for men with an average vocal range, so it’s a good idea to adjust the key to one that suits your voice before trying it.
The song is characterized by a gentle, flowing melody line, which also makes it a great choice for karaoke.
Ultramarine Eulogybokula.
In response to the changes in subjects for the 2025 Common Test, Kawaijuku’s commercial leaves a strong impression with actress Tsubaki’s powerful line: “Even if the entrance exams change, the university I want to attend doesn’t!” It promotes the idea that with Kawaijuku, you can take the shortest path to passing, making it feel like a reassuring presence for test-takers.
The BGM features bokula.’s rock song ‘Gunjo Ouka’ (Ultramarine Eulogy), a track whose lyrics evoke youth and challenge, paired with a driving rock sound that resonates deeply.
Let’s smileyonige
Surely many music fans were delighted, thinking, “Who would have imagined that yonige would become famous enough to sing a Docomo commercial song!” The Docomo ad with its narrative-style storyline has been getting attention, and it features a catchy, upbeat number that sticks in your ears.
The melody, an arrangement of “When the Saints Go Marching In,” is easy to sing at karaoke, too.
Song of Springsupittsu
Spitz is a rock band whose philosophically tinged yet somehow relatable lyrics by vocalist Masamune Kusano are especially captivating.
Among their songs, “Haru no Uta” (Spring Song) is easy to sing and perfect for karaoke.
It was also used in a Lotte “Ghana Chocolate” commercial, so many people know it.
It’s a classic I recommend to everyone, regardless of gender.
My Past Life, Many Lifetimes AgoRADWIMPS
This commercial, featuring Ayami Nakajo dressed in attire reminiscent of early modern European nobility, is for Kirin’s Gogo no Koucha (Afternoon Tea).
It portrays her reflecting on the connections between people that have been woven together with tea since the birth of afternoon tea culture, depicting what the CM’s title calls “What Tea Has Connected.” The background music is an orchestral arrangement of RADWIMPS’ “Zenzenzense,” which beautifully expresses one of the commercial’s themes: transcending time.
CM songs you’ll want to sing at karaoke! Easy to sing and guaranteed to hype the crowd (21–30)
together; along with; bothWANIMA
It’s WANIMA’s second single and was used in Nivea Kao’s “8×4 Body Fresh” commercial.
The chorus really sticks in your head—even for me.
The overall vocal range is G#3 to D#5, which is on the higher side, and the tempo is an ultra-fast BPM 254, but if you lock into the band’s rhythm and sing along, your energy will definitely rise and it should actually make it easier to project your voice! If you let your guard down even for a moment, your pitch will drop into your throat and it’ll get harder to sing, so you need to keep your facial muscles lifted at all times.
For the rapid-fire section in the latter half, first run through the melody line and pronounce it lightly to get it under your belt!
