Funny parody song. A laugh-out-loud popular parody track.

Funny parody song

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Isn’t this one of those famously comedic songs that makes everyone burst out laughing? And haven’t you all heard it at least once? It’s a fun tune whose quirky lyrics and melody create a charming contrast that captivates listeners.

This work preserves the appeal of the original while adding approachable, humor-filled lyrics.

That said, it’s important to make sure the words come across clearly.

To soothe a tired heart, why not find your favorite parody version and spend some time laughing?

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Boat Song of the Jagged Heart

One type of parody song involves combining the melody of one song with the lyrics of another.

In this video, the lyrics of The Checkers’ “Gizagiza Heart no Komoriuta” fit perfectly with the melody of Aki Yashiro’s “Funauta.”

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[Parody Song] Job Listings (Original song: Shuchishin “Shuchishin”)

This is a parody song created by the popular YouTuber Chi-On Miku, who uploads numerous parody songs themed around shut-in NEETs.

The original song is “Shuuchishin,” the 2008 debut track by Shuuchishin, a unit formed from a TV program.

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Beautiful Criminal

On the late-night radio show long hosted by the Kosakin duo of Tsutomu Sekine and Kazuki Kosakai, parody songs were an early fan-favorite segment.

Set to Seiji Tanaka’s “Beautiful Sunday,” Sekine would cheerfully sing the names of villainous actors, a gag that had Kosakai bursting into laughter.

Parody of “Ozashiki Kouta”: “The Anti-Senility Song”

Bokenai Ko-uta (parody of the Ozashiki Ko-uta) Singer: Tenten With lyrics # Staying youthful even with age! Introducing the traits of people who don’t get senile through a parody song!

We’d like to introduce the idea for a parody of “Ozashiki Kouta” called “Bokenai Kouta” (The Song to Keep from Getting Senile).

Its lyrics are shocking: people who spend their time idly just watching TV, people who are always alone with nothing to do, and people without any hobbies or pleasures are likely to grow senile.

In other words, it tells us who is more prone to dementia.

Conversely, it shows that people who stay healthy, avoid falls, keep their legs and hips active, and laugh a lot won’t become senile, which also makes it clear how we should live.

Set to a bright dodonpa rhythm, it’s a fun song that still delivers a lesson.

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Sazae-san Parody Song ‘Senior-san’

A parody of 'Sazae-san' called 'Senior-san'—aiming for a cheerful, lively, and smiling senior life. #parodysong #anthemforseniors #Sazaesan

How about arranging and performing a song everyone knows—the theme from a beloved national anime? Here’s an idea for a parody of “Sazae-san” called “Senior-san.” The original “Sazae-san” is loved for lyrics that capture the charm of Sazae-san herself, while “Senior-san” stands out with unique lyrics that weave in everyday mishaps and relatable situations.

It cleverly turns small, chuckle-worthy moments from daily life into lyrics, so give it a try and sing along!

Parody of ‘Ladybug Samba’: ‘Grandpa-Grandma Samba’cherisshu

[Ladybug Samba] Parody Song [Grandpa-Grandma Samba] Bringing red, blue, and yellow pills... 'If you're a senior, you should be able to laugh—it's the road we're all going down.' #SeniorSamba #ParodySong #AnthemForSeniors

Let’s try singing an arranged version of a song that’s often performed as wedding entertainment! Here’s an idea for “Jiji Baba Samba,” a parody of “Ladybug Samba.” While the original “Ladybug Samba” is known for its cute lyrics, “Jiji Baba Samba” is packed with relatable, laugh-out-loud moments.

It cleverly captures those “so true!” behaviors and scenes in witty, unique lyrics.

Perfect for when you want a good laugh.