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Girltama

Tama Girl

Known for crafting a uniquely atmospheric stage world—starting with “Sayonara Jinrui”—Tama also performed a cover of the Beatles’ “Girl” live.

However, the content was a complete reinvention; both the arrangement and the lyrics were transformed into a wholly original “Tama world.”

Airheaded surfer galnagira kenichi

Airhead Surfer Gal - Kenichi Nagira

Following a Hawaiian-style intro comes a rendition of ‘The Oklahoma Mixer’ with lyrics that ruthlessly mock the trendy surfer culture of the 1980s.

While it may seem the polar opposite of the jaunty folk melody, it’s also a track where Nagira truly shows his strengths.

OedoKabukirokkusu

Kabuki Rocks ~Oedo~

Kabuki Rocks, led by vocalist Ichiban Ushigami in full kabuki attire, shot to fame on the TV show Heisei Meibutsu TV: Ikasu Band Tengoku.

They rewrote the lyrics of Kenji Sawada’s hit song “TOKIO,” literally arranging it in an Edo-style manner, and made their major-label debut in 1990.

Parody song of ‘Nice Hot Bath’ titled ‘What a Nice Day’Za Dorifutāzu

"It's a good day." May the days of the elderly be good days! A parody of "Ii Yu da na" ("What a Nice Bath"): OZSPNG.100

Let’s try singing an arranged version of that classic tune you’ll want to hum in the bath! Here are some ideas for a parody of “Ii Yu da na” called “Ii Hi da na.” The original “Ii Yu da na” stands out for its lyrics depicting the scene and feelings of soaking in a bath, along with rhythmic interjections.

In contrast, “Ii Hi da na” charms with heartwarming lyrics that celebrate gentle, warm moments in everyday life—not just in the bath.

It’s a parody song that makes you feel like you can keep living brightly, energetically, and joyfully as you grow older!

YouTube theme songSukījō Daimonran

[Parody Song] Tried singing the 'YouTube Theme Song' using only YouTuber names

It’s a parody of HIKAKIN & SEIKIN’s “YouTube Theme Song” where the lyrics are just a list of famous YouTubers’ names—an irresistible treat for YouTube fans.

The YouTubers whose names appear will almost certainly share it on social media.

Kokoro Odoru Himpeki Nii-san Ver.Himupeki niisan (Himura Yūki)

Bananaman Himura - “Kokoro Odoru” Himupeki Big Brother Ver.

This is the “train-nerd version” that Banana-man’s Yuki Himura performed in a radio show segment, where he changed the lyrics of nobodyknows+’s “Kokoro Odoru” to the names of all the stations on the Tokaido Main Line (Tokyo–Kobe).

Junior comedian colleagues did the chorus.

His partner, Osamu Shitara, also gave it high praise.

I tried singing ‘In the Seasons’ using baseball players’ namesYakību

Tried singing Chiharu Matsuyama’s “In the Season” using baseball player names

They’ve turned the lyrics of Chiharu Matsuyama’s smash hit “In the Season,” the song that made his name known nationwide, into a mondegreen composed entirely of names of former baseball players.

It’s a track that die-hard pro baseball fans will definitely latch onto—one you might even want to learn perfectly and try singing at karaoke.