[2026] Songs You Can Add Call-and-Response Chants to at Karaoke: A Collection of Crowd-Pleasers
Many people probably get hyped by adding chants and responses when they go to karaoke with friends or coworkers.
Songs with choruses or spoken lines are a given, but coming up with your own parody lyrics or call-and-response bits is also part of the fun of karaoke.
In this article, we introduce popular karaoke-friendly tracks and recommended J-pop songs that are perfect for adding callouts and enjoying together!
From the latest hits to timeless classics, use this as a guide to make the most of your karaoke time!
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[2026] Songs for Karaoke Call-and-Response: A Roundup of Crowd-Pleasers (61–70)
Shin-Pen-Pineapple-Apple-PenPikotarō
Pikotaro, who took the world by storm with unforgettable catchphrases and a strikingly unique persona, is back.
Marking the 10th anniversary of his signature hit, this track showcases that one-of-a-kind style that brightens people’s faces with playful word sounds and an irresistibly catchy beat.
It’s the first installment of a project to release 80.8 songs over the year starting in August 2025, and is included on the album “Tottemo Release 80.8 (01).” Perfect for moments when you want to lift your mood without overthinking—or to light up any party with friends.
ONLY YOUBOØWY
BOØWY, the legendary rock band that started in 1981.
If you spent your youth in the ’80s, you probably get hyped the moment a karaoke machine plays the intro to one of their songs.
Among them, “ONLY YOU” is a karaoke staple among staples.
The catchy chorus in particular is a guaranteed crowd-pleaser—everyone can jump in with the English call-and-response parts and the energy goes through the roof! The hook is so easy to remember that even if you go to karaoke with younger folks who didn’t listen to BOØWY in real time, they might pick it up before you know it—and even join in on the shout-backs!
Chu, diversity.ano
ano’s new song captivates with its catchy, ear‑worm melody.
The lyrics incorporate Chinese-inspired motifs, and the phrase “Get on chu!” leaves a strong impression.
Released digitally in November 2022, it was used as the ending theme for episode 7 of the popular anime Chainsaw Man.
The lyrics were written by ano herself and Shuichi Mabe, with composition by Shuichi Mabe and arrangement by TAKU INOUE.
In the music video, ano delivers a must-see performance in a cheongsam-style outfit.
It’s perfect for getting hyped with friends or coworkers at karaoke.
If everyone sings the “Get on chu!” hook together, you’re sure to feel a sense of unity.
Love beam!!takayan
A surefire crowd-pleaser for karaoke has arrived! Delivered by Takayan, this energetic love song passionately belts out feelings for a cherished person.
Riding a brisk 180 BPM beat, the bold lyric “Kiss me!” repeats throughout, packed with call-and-response moments that make it extra fun.
Released in December 2022, the track gained massive support from young listeners—especially on TikTok—and became a huge hit leading into Valentine’s season.
Perfect for livening up a karaoke session with your partner or friends.
If everyone shouts “Chu!” for the responses, it’s guaranteed to bring the whole room together.
Eat some sushi!Shibugakitai
Despite an activity span of only six years, the three-member idol group Shibugakitai left a powerful impact, and even after their breakup, each member has maintained a strong presence.
This is their 18th single.
The song was also broadcast on NHK’s “Minna no Uta” and became a major hit thanks to an arrangement that featured rap—something rare in the J-pop scene at the time.
With its comical lyrics and catchy call-and-response that anyone can join, it’s guaranteed to liven up modern karaoke.
A classic from the 1980s that listeners of all generations have likely heard at least once.
