Timeless hits that make you popular with women. Crowd-pleasing songs that women love.
If you were to go to karaoke with someone you like, what songs would you choose?
In this article, we’ve compiled a list of songs that women tend to love—tracks that just might capture the heart of that special someone!
From moody ballads and boldly masculine anthems to poetic, delicate tunes, we’ve picked a wide range.
Use this as a guide to choose songs that let you show off your skills and your true self.
However, if you already know the other person’s favorite song, prioritize that one first!
Practice well so you can perform it—and the songs we introduce—so they can truly enjoy them!
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Timeless hits that attract women. Popular songs that women love (81–90)
POP STARHirai Ken
Ken Hirai’s “POP STAR” is unusual for his songs; it’s a track packed with sparkling, glittery vibes.
But why is it that, rather than being told “I like you” or “I love you,” we find ourselves more drawn to someone who says, “I’m cheering you on.
I’ll keep shining for you”?
NonfictionHirai Ken
As the title “Nonfiction” suggests, amid a series of realistic, weighty words, the lyrics pierce straight to the heart, asking what life is and calling out to the precious things we’re in danger of losing sight of.
A powerful song that helps you look inward when you feel like you’re about to break.
Believe in your dreamsTokunaga Hideaki
Speaking of Hideaki Tokunaga, both his own songs and the covers he performs are often gentle ballads.
But when you feel it’s a bit too early to bring out Tokunaga’s ballads, I recommend this one: “Yume wo Shinjite.” It’s also a nostalgic track for the Dragon Quest generation, isn’t it?
HOMEShimizu Shota
Shota Shimizu’s debut song “HOME” is a track filled with his honest feelings.
That’s why I believe it resonates with so many people.
It’s a song that lets you once again feel the importance of having a place to belong.
Only oneYano Akiko × Kiyoshirō
I think the duet version of “Hitotsudake” by Akiko Yano and Kiyoshiro Imawano resonates even more deeply because it’s sung by the two of them—their voices make these affection-filled, endearing lyrics truly hit home.
It’s a song that naturally brings tears to your eyes, aching with longing.
Banana Fish Beach and the Black Rainbow with AimerGalileo Galilei
A world that makes Aimer’s vocals shine even brighter.
Her richly expressive, beautifully tenacious voice matches perfectly with the charmingly poisonous girl drawn by Ozaki, formerly of Galileo Galilei, creating a song that evokes a tender nostalgia for the fragility nestled within the rough edges unique to adolescence.
Classic hits that attract women. Popular songs with great appeal to women (91–100)
Let’s do our best.SMAP
If you pick a SMAP song that seems likely to impress girls from a guy’s perspective, you tend to end up going straight for “Lion Heart” or “The Only Flower in the World.” But instead of aiming too directly like that, I recommend “Ganbarimashou,” which boosts a sense of camaraderie more than romance.