[Comedy Skit] A Roundup of One-Liner Gags Recommended for High School Students!
Have you ever had a friend or an upperclassman put you on the spot to do a one-shot gag? You know that panicky “What do I do?” feeling when they spring it on you out of nowhere… your heart starts racing and you get flustered.
But if you can land a solid laugh here, you’re guaranteed to become popular! In this article, we’ll introduce one-shot gags recommended for high school students.
We’ve picked a wide range—from bits by stand-up comedians to gags that went viral on video sites and social media.
Practice so you can whip one out instantly whenever someone says, “Do something!”
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[Comedy Skits] A Roundup of One-Liner Gags Recommended for High Schoolers (31–40)
Make butter
With this bit called “Making Butter,” a parody of Tanoshingo’s “Dodo-sco sco sco sco,” you can aim to become a crowd favorite.
Just sing the whole “Dodo-sco sco sco sco” refrain and swap the final catchphrase “Love injection” with the line “Not butter yet—still milk,” and you’re set.
The syllable count and rhythm match perfectly, so laughs are guaranteed.
You can perform it for your classmates, and parents from Tanoshingo’s generation might get a kick out of it too.
The key to pulling it off is to never act embarrassed.
Your boldness will almost certainly scale with the laughs!
Evangelion
Neon Genesis Evangelion is an anime beloved by a wide range of generations around the world.
Here’s a quick gag that mimics the Evangelions piloted by Shinji Ikari, Rei Ayanami, and the others.
Hold a broom in each hand and wear a square backpack—prep complete! Then drop your shoulders a little so the sharp corners of the backpack stick out, and you’ve got your Evangelion.
In an instant, you can capture that angular, robotic Evangelion vibe.
For best results, try this gag in a school uniform, which makes it easier to convey that stiff, blocky motion.
It can hold 100 people without a problem.
This phrase, famous from the Inaba Storage commercial.
The words that follow are probably already popping into your head, but take your time and really build up that suspense, making them wonder, “What is it? What’s the punchline going to be?” Hold it firmly, gauge the moment when it feels like, “Okay, now,” then cheerfully belt out, “Sound!” And then, “Music”—say this one loudly and slowly as well.
If you keep a confident rhythm and draw everyone in, there’s no doubt it’ll end in a big laugh!
From weightlifting
The key to this gag is to ditch your embarrassment, plant your feet wide like a sumo wrestler, and really pretend you’re doing a weightlifting routine.
Start by boldly announcing the title, “Weight!” Then, as you grunt—“Un, uuun!”—and strain so hard that even the audience feels their hands tightening with effort, suddenly lift it lightly, shake your hips, and flash a fresh, Sazae-san-style smile.
That bait-and-switch that makes people think, “What was that?” or “I wasted my effort tensing up,” should create a chuckle-worthy vibe!
Jack Sparrow
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♫ Original song – Hasebe (Nupricky) – Hasebe
Punning on celebrities’ names for jokes has been around for a long time, too.
For example, hum while doing the “things won’t quite plug in” gesture to the Pirates of the Caribbean theme and shout, “Earphone Jack Sparrow.” I’m sure your friends and teachers will crack up.
Or play on the name of the famous French actor Alain Delon with “Alain Delon, and then I’m gone (deron),” and for tennis player John McEnroe: “In the next match, McEnroe—won’t be losing!” Try coming up with bits using the names of super-famous people like Shohei Ohtani or Sota Fujii.
[Comedy Skit] A Big Roundup of One-Liner Gags Recommended for High Schoolers! (41–50)
self-introduction gagOrutana Channel
This is a collection of one-shot gags themed around self-introductions, featured on the popular YouTuber duo Alterna Channel.
These self-introduction gags are perfect as an attention-grabber for party entertainment or skits.
The key to getting laughs is to ditch your shyness and perform boldly! The ones introduced in this video are particularly quirky and unique.
If you throw away your embarrassment and go all in, you’re sure to get a chuckle.
The pitcher’s scared.
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Original song – Nightingale Dance – Nakano Nakartin
The gag “Pitcher bibitteru” posted on TikTok by Nakano Nakarutin from Yoshimoto’s comedy duo Nightingale Dance is an easy-to-copy, funny bit.
It takes the chant often used during baseball games—“Pitcher’s scared, hey hey hey” (pitcher bibitteru hei hei hei)—and swaps it with “Pay Pay Pay.” It’s simple, but it really is funny.
Since the phrase “Pitcher bibitteru” is widely known, turning it into a rhythmic parody song might get huge laughs.
Try creating your own original bit too!