[Funny Songs for Women] A Highly Addictive Playlist That Will Make You Laugh

bath-cancel communityChokoreeto Puranetto

[MV] The Bath Cancellation Community

A song released by the comedy duo Chocolate Planet in October 2025.

Premiered on the Nippon TV show “Ariyoshi no Kabe,” this track playfully depicts the inner struggle of whether to take a bath or skip it, set to reggae and dancehall-inspired rhythms.

Lyrics by Shohei Osada and music by Yumi Kanemitsu, it’s irresistibly catchy with its repetitive phrases and call-and-response.

With a relatable theme of everyday slacking that anyone can relate to and a summer-tinged, uplifting beat, it’s a perfect crowd-pleaser for friends to sing at karaoke.

MomotaroSuiyōbi no Campanella

Wednesday Campanella 'Momotaro'

There’s probably no other song that takes a classic folktale and turns it into something this poppy—and this funny.

It was first released in September 2014 as a limited-edition 100-yen single, and later included on the 4th mini-album “Take Me to Onigashima.” With a storyline that adds clever twists to the familiar tale—like a shut-in protagonist and a pheasant deemed unfit for battle—it’s brimming with humor, and its catchy phrases will stick in your head after just one listen.

It’s perfect not only for getting the party going at karaoke, but also for breaking the ice and getting laughs at any get-together with friends.

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Nakane Kana – demo

A refreshing drive in a luxury convertible and a heart-fluttering rush… only to end with the shocking twist that she doesn’t have a license—this song is guaranteed to make you laugh.

It’s Kana Nakane’s single from September 2022, with lyrics by Kana Nakane and composition by Yudetamago Yasui.

It features a nostalgic chord progression and clean guitar sound reminiscent of 70s–80s city pop, balanced exquisitely with a modern catchiness.

After it went viral on Twitter, a follow-up track titled “daga” was also released digitally in November of the same year, so be sure to check that out too!

Nihon no Mikata – I Came Because It’s NevadaYajima Biyōshitsu

Yajima Beauty Salon / Nihon no Mikata – We Came from Nevada

At first glance it seems like a silly song, but it blows away the gloomy mood and makes you think, “Japan really is great,” a true classic.

It’s a track by Yajima Biyoushitsu, a group formed as a project conceived for Fuji TV’s ‘Tunnels no Minasan no Okage deshita.’ Reading the lyrics you’ll find yourself puzzled or bursting into laughter—it keeps you busy—but by the time the song ends, you can’t help feeling, “Somehow, this is a good song.” It has that kind of mysterious charm, doesn’t it?

Sounds goodM!LK

M!LK – Ii jan (Official Music Video) [76th NHK Kouhaku Uta Gassen performance song]

M!LK, whose members are all active as actors as well, captivate with expressive performances that showcase their acting skills.

This track, the lead song from their album M!Ⅹ released in March 2025, carries a positive message that affirms being true to yourself.

Just when you think the pop, catchy melody will keep going, the mood suddenly flips! The danceable sound, fusing J-POP and EDM, has an addictive quality that makes your body move before you know it.

Uma-velousMONKEY MAJIK × Sandoicchiman

MONKEY MAJIK × Sandwichman / UMAVEROUS (with lyrics)

A standout track from Miyagi that pairs bona fide disco sounds with laugh-out-loud gags in an unlikely collaboration.

Riding a funky groove reminiscent of the ’70s and ’80s, it lays out quirky “theories” like, “Donuts don’t make you fat because there’s a hole in the middle.” Released digitally in August 2018, the song was chosen as the opening theme for TBC TV’s Sand no Bonyari~nu TV, and its music video surpassed one million views in the first week.

Perfect for food lovers or anyone who wants a good laugh at karaoke.

It also features Miyagi specialties like gyūtan (beef tongue) and zunda mochi, making it a great pick for fans of the Tohoku region.

CharismaxSnow Man

Snow Man “Charismax” Music Video

Released in August 2025, this track is a high-energy number that fuses the para-para culture that was popular in the 1990s and 2000s with rap and dance beats.

Rapid-fire rap over a fast BPM and an earworm of a catchy melody are packed into three minutes.

In the music video, a lazy student becomes studious and seniors at a nursing home start dancing energetically, unfolding a story that leads people to become “charismatic.” The scene where 250 people dance at Shibuya’s scramble crossing is breathtaking.

The addictive choreography will definitely make you want to copy it at karaoke or events!