[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 Skit] A Big Roundup of One-Liner Gags Recommended for High Schoolers! (41–50)
My cutest part
@y5apjejumdg My cutest part#yes AkitoOne-shot gag#fruitszipper
♬ Original song – Yes! Akito – Yes! Akito
My cutest charm is getting into the rhythm and singing while pouring my feelings into the lyrics.
The key is to name the tastiest item on the menu at the shop, then unexpectedly mention a favorite that’s not the obvious choice.
By saying a menu item that makes the audience think, “Oh, that’s what you picked?” you might get a big laugh.
Keep the rhythm snappy, clear, and easy to follow.
Including items from a school cafeteria menu can make it feel familiar and help the audience picture it more easily.
Fulcrum, point of effort, point of action
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♪ Original Song – Kazato Founding Festival – Kazato Founding Festival
This is a gag by Kazato Sōgyōsai that’s posted on TikTok.
First, give a serious explanation of the fulcrum, effort, and load.
It works well to use your elbow as an example.
After you finish the explanation, shout energetically, “A Hadoken that messes all that up!” and fire a Hadoken like Goku from Dragon Ball.
Rhythm and energy are key, so practice it many times.
Kazato Sōgyōsai shares lots of other gags on social media too, so if you’re looking for new material, definitely check them out!
G-Shock
https://www.tiktok.com/@ma_asahi/video/7457486755139538183If you’re looking for a short gag, we recommend “Hop Step” by the YouTuber duo Sharks.
There isn’t much acting involved, so even shy people will find it easy to try.
The flow is simple: follow the rhythm of “hop, step, jump,” but swap “jump” with “shampoo.” The tempo is catchy, so everyone ends up laughing naturally.
There’s a follow-up, too: “As a bonus, leans—sara-sara, sara-sara—salaryman.” The latter part riffs on the melody from the well-known “Sara-saaty” commercial jingle.
Use the short or long version depending on the situation where you perform the gag!
Jikabi Sabugini
https://www.tiktok.com/@cowcowofficial/video/6948780355486862594While saying “Jikabi Sabugini,” we’ll strike various poses.
We recommend keeping the poses simple, easy to imitate, and easy to understand.
Make sure to coordinate your poses closely with the people doing it together.
Since gloomy expressions don’t convey fun very well, it’s key to keep things bright—and even throw in some funny faces.
If you include an unexpected pose that makes people around you think, “That pose?!” it might get everyone roaring with laughter.
Definitely give it a try!
remove the spinal cord
A one-shot gag from Shin, a YouTuber who speaks the Tsugaru dialect.
The font used for the video’s subtitles has a nostalgic 2000s vibe and looks great, but the main gag itself is pretty solid too! The first one, “Sekizui hazusu” (literally “remove the spinal cord”), is a parody of the Sekisui House commercial.
Awesome! Awesome! Awesome!KUKI KAIDAN Katamari
Do you know the gag “Saikou! Saikou! Saikou!” by Katamari Mizukawa, the straight man of Kuuki Kaidan, champions of King of Conte 2021? Katamari, who usually seems very quiet, suddenly shouts it loudly, so some people might be startled.
Even his partner, Mogura, says it’s pretty rare.
It’s easy for anyone to imitate, so give it a try at school!
Peekaboo gagPeekaboo-san
Hyokkori-han, who became a huge hit on “Omoshiro-so” in 2018.
Even Haruka Ayase burst into laughter, didn’t she? The style of firing off short gags one after another is perfect for students who want to get to the punchline quickly.
Since the basic idea is just popping your face out from unexpected places, you might not need much practice time.
How about setting up bits using things around school—like poking your face out from a textbook, from a chalk eraser, or from inside a vaulting box? Be sure to prepare the background music too; you can find it by searching for “Hyokkori-han.”