[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 (41–50)
Debt KingUrufuruzu
Ulfuls, a funk band that Osaka is proud of.
Their songs that use Osaka dialect have the power to instantly turn a stylish funk number into something steeped in the mood of Osaka.
Their appeal lies in their human warmth, and “Shakkin Daiō” (King of Debt) is arguably one of their most deeply human tracks.
As the title suggests, it’s a song about money, but it’s practically a cry from the soul.
If you sing this one at a drinking party karaoke, it feels like it would carry a whole lot of extra persuasive force.
[2026] Get Everyone Pumped! Fun and Funny Songs That Kill at Drinking Parties (51–60)
poopMoriyama Naotaro
Naotaro Moriyama’s song “Unko” has a shocking title, but it’s a simple, down-to-earth tune.
With his gentle voice and the sound of an acoustic guitar, he sings it with a refreshing touch.
If you sing it at karaoke, it’ll be a crowd-pleaser aiming for laughs.
The song itself is very short, so you can sing a single phrase, get a big laugh, and then pass the baton to the next song.
It’s a fun track with an amusing gap between the soft intro and the title.
Hey! Hey!Tonneruzu
Tunnels’ “Ora Ora” portrays drunken behavior throughout the entire song.
Released in 1987, it features lyrics by Yasushi Akimoto and music by Tsugutoshi Gotō, who also composed for the 48 groups including AKB48, as well as Onyanko Club.
People often say, “Drink, but don’t let the drink control you,” yet the characters in this song seem completely controlled by alcohol.
Some listeners might picture someone they know who’s just like that, while others may find themselves thinking, “I’ve done that too,” and relate to it.
Honnō-ji IncidentEgusupurōjon
The dance unit Explosions quickly shot to fame with their addictive rhythm and choreography.
Their themes are all historical events, and they became popular for their entertaining approach and lyrics that make you want to listen closely.
This “Honnō-ji Incident” is probably their most well-known track that everyone recognizes, right? It’s a series that appeals to a wide range of ages because you can sing along, learn, and study at the same time.
As you’d expect from a dance unit, the choreography is excellent too, so be sure to show off the dance as well when you do it at karaoke.
Lend me your hands! One more time!Shimoda Misaki
This is a recommended track for anyone who wants to liven up a drinking party.
Delivered by Misaki Shimoda, this energetic 4-minute-32-second song features a brisk 160 BPM tempo in the key of C minor.
It was released in July 2013 and was also included on a DVD+CD in December of the same year.
The lyrics depict scenes of enjoying drinks and those moments when people come together and get excited, putting listeners in a fun mood.
Play it at a drinking party or any gathering, and it’s sure to instantly amp up the atmosphere! Combined with Shimoda’s uniquely expressive vocals, it’s a song everyone can enjoy together.
Japanese rice is the best in the world.Uchikubi Gokumon Doukoukai
Heavy sound with aggressive vocals.
If you’re not paying close attention, it just sounds like regular metal, but if you listen to the lyrics, they’re endlessly praising rice.
This is the song “Nihon no Kome wa Sekai Ichi” (Japan’s Rice Is the Best in the World) by the three-piece rock band Uchikubi Gokumon Doukoukai.
The fact that the mini-album it’s on is titled “Mada Mada Shinmai” (Still Just New Rice) is also pretty funny.
Sing it at a drinking party and it’s sure to be a hit!
Miracle Shopping ~Don Quijote Theme~Tanaka Maimi
Don Quijote, known as a comprehensive shopping center.
Are you calling it “Donkee-Hote” like “Donkey Kong”? That song that plays in Don Quijote stores is actually available at karaoke as “MIRACLE SHOPPING: Don Quijote’s Theme.” The lyrics even feel a bit romantic at the start—“Let’s make this store our meeting place…”—but once the chorus hits, that vibe goes out the window.
Everyone knows the chorus; I want to get a big sing-along going and hype things up!