[2026] Get Everyone Pumped! Fun and Funny Songs That Kill at Drinking Parties
At drinking parties, it’s common to head to karaoke partway through and get everyone fired up by singing together.
If you know songs that everyone can enjoy at times like that, it’s sure to be an even bigger hit!
That said, there are probably plenty of people who don’t know the go-to songs for drinking parties or the funny, feel-good tracks.
So in this article, we’ll introduce lots of fun songs that will get the party going!
We’ve gathered songs that people from various generations can enjoy, so pick the perfect tracks to match the members attending your drinking party!
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[2026] Get Everyone Hyped! Fun and Funny Songs That Kill at Drinking Parties (61–70)
Yes, with pleasure.kocchi no kento
Hai Yorokonde, which was also performed at the 75th NHK Kohaku Uta Gassen and went mega-viral in 2024, is the smash hit that propelled multi-creator Kocchi no Kento to nationwide fame.
While calling it a “gag” might not be quite right since the song is based on the artist’s own experiences with bipolar disorder, its playful touches—like the dance in the MV that blew up on social media and lyrics modeled after Morse code—keep it from feeling heavy and instead make it an upbeat, feel-good track.
That sense of balance is wonderful, isn’t it? It’s great to sing solo or with friends—be sure to fire it up at karaoke!
Come on, Yukichi!Uchikubi Gokumon Doukoukai
This song, whose title “Come on, Yukichi” makes up most of the lyrics, shows in its music video a group of warlords wracking their brains over how to fend off an enemy attack.
The enemies? “Rent,” “utilities,” and “food expenses.” For the record, their own army numbers 20 Yukichis.
At a drinking party, talk might start with complaints about work and end with venting about how hard it is to make ends meet.
Everyone knows there’s no quick fix.
In times like that, try singing this song.
Shout “I want money!” and you’ll have everyone pumping their fists along with you.
LOVE YOU ONLYTOKIO
If you want to fire up the room by belting out an idol song at karaoke, how about this track? “LOVE YOU ONLY” by the idol group TOKIO.
Released in 1996, it’s one of TOKIO’s early classics that absolutely brings the house down live.
Idol songs are all great for getting people hyped, but TOKIO’s signature pop band sound feels especially good! During the instrumental break, you could even wave to the audience like you’re at a real concert!
Because it’s so warm♪kumamushi
The comedy duo Kumamushi performed “Attakaindakarā” as part of their routine, and thanks to its catchy hook it became an instant smash hit.
They broke through in 2015, and back then the song was playing on TV and radio almost every day.
Even after the boom faded and they were labeled a one-hit wonder, the music remains in people’s memories.
It’s no surprise—after all, the phrase “Attakaindakarā,” which also serves as the title, is irresistibly catchy and incredibly impactful.
It’s the kind of line that pops into your head now and then and makes you chuckle—and it’s sure to bring the house down at a karaoke night with friends!
Everyday hostebu hosu Players
It’s an addictive anime song written and composed by Sho Kiryuin of Golden Bomber.
Released under the name “EbuHos Players,” it was used as the theme song for the anime Every Day Host.
With lyrics that shine with a unique sense for words and a bursting sound, it captures the frenzy of a host club.
It’s the perfect track for when you want to blow away everyday frustrations and get fired up.
D.O.D.hide
It’s a track that evokes a fun, boozy night out.
Packed with hide’s distinctive worldview, the song delivers a sardonic take on alcohol dependence and self-destructive tendencies.
It was included on his first solo album, Hide Your Face, released in February 1994, which became a massive hit, topping the Oricon charts.
Knowing that hide and every member of his backing band were heavy drinkers makes the song feel even more convincing.
It’s a classic that’s perfect for drinking parties where rock and metal fans gather!
Odoru-LoopFurederikku
Frederic’s “Oddloop,” which gained popularity for its distinctive dance, is included on the mini-album oddloop released in 2014.
The song has been featured as the ending theme for the anime Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches and in various commercials.
The choreography is so striking that just dancing it earnestly is sure to get laughs! As the title suggests, the lyrics are also notable for evoking the feeling of dancing nonstop through the night.
It’s a piece that can earn genuine laughs with both the song and the dance.
