[2026] Get Everyone Pumped! Fun and Funny Songs That Kill at Drinking Parties

Is being cute not enough?CUTIE STREET

[MV] CUTIE STREET "Isn't it enough to be just cute?"

If there’s one idol group grabbing the most attention right now with an overwhelming viral hit centered on social media, it has to be CUTIE STREET.

Their debut single, released in September 2024, captivates with a positive worldview that reframes “cuteness” as a tool for self-affirmation.

The lyrics portray even chaotic morning routines and airheaded moments as lovable individuality—just listening is guaranteed to lift your spirits.

Posts on TikTok have surpassed 150,000, and the song even hit No.

2 on the Billboard JAPAN charts, showing no signs of slowing down.

The chorus features onomatopoeic phrases and chants like “nya nya nya~,” designed to get the crowd going with call-and-response.

Belt it out together at karaoke during a night out, and the vibe is sure to turn instantly festive.

Naughty SunORANGE RANGE

ORANGE RANGE – Naughty Sun (Reiwa ver. Music Video)

ORANGE RANGE is a five-member rock band from Okinawa known for massive hits like “Shanghai Honey” and “Hana.” Their 17th single, used as the opening theme for the TV drama “Hanazakari no Kimitachi e ~ Ikemen Paradise ~,” features an up-tempo sound infused with retro-pop elements that really evoke the heat of summer.

Its sexy lyrics and passionate melody are a perfect match, and the catchy three-MC chorus work makes it a guaranteed crowd-pleaser at karaoke.

It even ranked No.

1 overall in Oricon’s 2007 “Songs That Hype Up Karaoke” list, cementing its status as a go-to party anthem.

In the Reiwa era, a new version of the music video was produced, sparking a revival hit among younger listeners.

It’s an energetic rock tune that’s perfect for cranking up the mood with friends.

I don’t want to get out of my futon.Uchikubi Gokumon Doukoukai

Uchikubi Gokumon Doukoukai 'I Don’t Want to Get Out of the Futon'

Uchikubi Gokumon Doukoukai are known for songs that fuse a heavy sound with relatable themes.

This track, included on the single “Fuyuban” released in January 2018, centers on the struggles of winter mornings.

It belts out the universally familiar feeling of “I don’t want to get up” over intense loud rock instrumentation.

The music video features the popular character “Koupen-chan,” and the contrast between the cute animation and the weighty sound became a hot topic.

The song was later included on the best-of album “Goku-shi 15,” cementing its status as one of the band’s signature tracks.

Its high relatability makes you want to throw your fist in the air and shout along to the chorus at parties or karaoke.

It’s perfect not only for the cold winter season, but also for blasting away the gloom after a long weekend or holiday.

Matsuken Samba IIMatsudaira Ken

PV Ken Matsudaira - Matsuken Samba II

The veteran actor Ken Matsudaira is a renowned performer known for his cool acting style and piercing gaze, excelling especially in period dramas.

In 2004, he released a surprising song under his nickname “Matsuken,” titled Matsuken Samba II.

Not many people can sing Part I, but Part II became a huge hit in 2004 and gained popularity with people of all ages.

Even today, the striking combination of period-drama flair and samba leaves a strong impression.

You could say it has a strong novelty element, making it a song that even those unfamiliar with it can enjoy and get excited about.

It’s a reliable crowd-pleaser that has livened up countless karaoke sessions and parties!

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240 Million Eyes -Exotic Japan-Gō Hiromi

Hiromi Go – 240 Million Eyes -Exotic Japan- / THE FIRST TAKE

Hiromi Go’s songs are brimming with exotic allure.

Lyrics that celebrate the beauty of Japan, paired with disco-style rhythms, create an uplifting, dance-inducing vibe.

Released in 1984, this track became a massive hit and a symbol of Japan’s pop culture at the time.

Hiromi Go’s powerful vocals and energetic performance captivate listeners.

It’s the perfect song to liven up a party or karaoke session.

When everyone joins in together, it can create a sense of unity that transcends generations.

Enjoy it with some drinks, and you’re sure to make wonderful memories that will linger in your heart.

National Sake-Drinking Festival Song of Japanbarakūda

National Sake-Drinking Festival Song of Japan

The fact that they performed this song on the Kōhaku Uta Gassen is pretty amazing in hindsight, isn’t it? Barakuda started out as a comic band and went on to make their major-label debut.

Led by Keiji Okamoto, they gained popularity with humor-filled songs.

This track is the one they released in December 1979.

With lyrics themed around regions of Japan and annual events, it carries the message that “you can drink anytime,” and though it’s wild, it still has a sense of story and even a proper punchline, making it a lot of fun.

Definitely try singing it at the peak of a drinking party to liven things up!

Their title is too long.NEW!baiyā takahashi to MELOGAPPA

[MV] “The Other Party’s Title Is Way Too Long” Buyer Takahashi and MELOGAPPA

Some of you may have felt a strange sense of defeat when exchanging business cards and being overwhelmed by the other person’s overly long job title.

This collaboration between Buyer Takahashi—known for his unique humor and keen eye—and music creators MELOGAPPA is a pop tune that turns the real psychology of working adults into laughter.

Among the tracks on the mini-album “INCUBATION,” released in March 2026, it stands out for its eye-catching concept.

A comical perspective intertwines perfectly with an approachable melody, sure to make you chuckle.

It might be just the thing to listen to on your way home after a tiring day at work or when you want to refresh your mood.