Unique lyrics! | Interesting Japanese rap songs
Not too long ago, hip-hop was considered subculture, but now it has firmly taken root as one of the mainstream genres.
As popularity grows, the music naturally diversifies—and among that, you’ll find some tracks with funny lyrics.
This time, we’re featuring those entertaining rap songs!
Of course, “funny” comes in many styles—from laugh-out-loud hilarious to subtly witty and surreal.
We’ve selected tracks that highlight different shades of “funny,” so we hope you’ll find songs that suit your taste!
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The lyrics are uniquely creative! | Interesting Japanese rap songs (21–30)
Fight on the WebOkazaki Taiiku
A rap-rock track that thrillingly depicts online arguments! While unleashing a barrage of aggressive words in rap, it ultimately concludes by advising, “Hey, don’t fight,” which is quintessential Okazaki Taiiku.
This song is the lead track from the album FIGHT CLUB, released in October 2021, and it even has the unique backstory of being greenlit through a fan vote.
Blending a heavy, all-star band sound with lyrics full of irony and affection, it’s perfect for when you’re worn out by social media exchanges—a track that lands like a fierce counterpunch to modern society.
I messed up.hannya
A track known as a staple beat for MC battles is one of Hannya’s signature works.
His light, nimble sense of rhythm and flow stands out, and the lyrics—comically depicting everyday troubles and slip-ups—resonate with many listeners.
The way he humorously portrays familiar situations, like being stopped for a police check, is likely why it’s so popular in the MC battle scene.
Included on the album Nekosogi, released in February 2005, this song pairs with a hard-hitting beat produced by SUBZERO to make it a go-to crowd-pleaser at battle venues.
It also goes off live, and with the official music video released on YouTube in 2022, it reached a new audience.
Even those not well-versed in hip-hop are sure to get hooked on Hannya’s world through this track.
How Many BoogieFuma no KTR × SKRYU × WAZGOGG
A collaboration by Fuma no KTR, SKRYU, and WAZGOGG that rides an irresistibly catchy beat to celebrate the pursuit of staying true to oneself.
The funky, groovy sound meshes perfectly with laid-back, humorous rap, making it a track that feels better with every listen.
Featured on the EP “Wasuremono,” released in February 2023, the song’s music video stars actors Natsumi Ikedo and Shota Minami, and the quirky “chill-out dance” in the video also drew attention.
It’s the perfect song for anyone who wants to enjoy self-expression or is looking for upbeat music to refresh their mood.
You’ll likely find yourself hitting repeat over and over.
WAKARIMASENMIYACHI
Once it was released, word of mouth about “WAKARIMASEN” spread explosively across the internet.
It’s a hip-hop track crafted by up-and-coming rapper Miyachi.
The lyrics convey the message “I don’t understand English.” Its comedic, catchy phrases really stick in your head.
Another draw is the respect it shows for the artist’s own roots in the background.
It’s not just something you can vibe to—it also carries a clear message, which is part of its appeal.
In conclusion
This time, we’ve focused on introducing fun, humorous rap tracks.
In the past, works like these tended to come from novelty acts, but nowadays serious rappers like Namichie and Japanese Maganese are also creating this kind of music.
Isn’t that a testament to the incredible momentum of Japanese rap? At Rag Music, we have other articles featuring Japanese rap as well—be sure to check those out too!