[2026] Easy-to-Sing Foreign Songs for Middle Schoolers: Recommended Picks for Karaoke
These days, you can check out music from all over the world with subscriptions, and plenty of middle schoolers enjoy music without worrying about whether it’s Western or Japanese.
That said, when it comes to actually singing Western songs at karaoke, it can seem hard and maybe a bit embarrassing, so for those hesitating, this article rounds up Western songs—both old and new—that are easy for middle schoolers to sing at karaoke.
From timeless classics you might find in textbooks, to recent hits by beginner-friendly bands, upbeat tracks you can power through on momentum, and songs with catchy melodies you can sing even with simple “katakana English”—give these various types of popular Western songs a try at karaoke!
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[2026] Easy-to-sing karaoke songs for middle schoolers! Recommended Western music (21–30)
What Makes You BeautifulOne Direction (Wan Dairekushon)
A signature song from One Direction’s debut album “Up All Night” that propelled them to global stardom.
It’s also well known for winning the British Single of the Year at the 2012 BRIT Awards.
Born from the songwriter’s real-life experience, the heartwarming message—encouraging a loved one who feels “I’m not beautiful”—never fails to stir the emotions with every listen.
From the intro’s guitar riff it’s irresistibly catchy, and the unforgettable melody is guaranteed to light up any karaoke session.
The chorus is super simple, so even if you’re not confident in your English pronunciation, you can power through it—perfect for a big sing-along.
It’s the ultimate feel-good anthem.
I Want It That WayBackstreet Boys
Despite being an idol group, the Backstreet Boys earned praise from critics for their strong vocal performances.
While they may not be very familiar to many current middle schoolers, plenty of parents probably listen to them.
Among their songs, the one I especially recommend is I Want It That Way.
It has a fresh, ballad-like melody with relatively few high notes.
It’s an easy song to sing even for middle schoolers whose voices can be unstable, so definitely give it a try.
[2026] Easy-to-Sing Western Songs for Middle Schoolers at Karaoke! Recommended Picks (31–40)
Yesterday Once MoreCarpenters
The Carpenters were a duo that enjoyed tremendous popularity in Japan.
Known for their laid-back pop tunes, they released hit songs one after another until vocalist Karen Carpenter passed away.
Although they’re artists from the past, many people—even junior high school students—are familiar with them today because their songs are still used widely in the media.
Among their repertoire, Yesterday Once More is especially easy to sing.
There are relatively few vowels compared to the number of notes, making the lyrics easy to memorize and the pronunciation fairly simple.
While it may lack punch compared to more modern tracks, it’s one of the easiest songs featured in this article, so be sure to check it out.
Just The Way You AreBruno Mars
Bruno Mars, a singer-songwriter from Hawaii, has earned extremely high praise from critics around the world, wielding a musical style that’s both catchy and impeccably tasteful.
He’s been at the forefront since the 2000s, so I’m sure even middle schoolers know him.
Among his songs, the one I especially recommend is Just The Way You Are.
It’s one of the works that made him known worldwide, gaining popularity as a catchy pop tune.
To be honest, I think you need considerable vocal ability to really do it justice, but it’s a track that still feels fresh today—definitely give it a listen.
Let It GoIdina Menzel
This is a song from the film Frozen, which was a huge hit worldwide.
It’s sung by Idina Menzel, a Broadway star and Tony Award–winning actress, famous for playing Elsa in the American version.
The song is truly an anthem of self-liberation, boldly declaring the resolve to break free from what’s been holding you back and live as your true self.
Her powerful vocals alone are enough to stir your heart and make you itch to sing along! This classic, which won Best Original Song at the 86th Academy Awards, is perfect for karaoke.
If you let your emotions explode and sing it with all your heart—as if blowing away all your worries—you’ll feel absolutely amazing.
abcdefuGAYLE
Singer-songwriter GAYLE has gained immense popularity among listeners worldwide through TikTok.
For many junior high school students, TikTok is now an essential social media platform, and plenty of people have probably heard her songs.
The track that propelled her to fame is “abcdefu.” This song, an alternative rock piece with strong power-pop elements, packs a serious punch.
Because of that, many might assume it demands a high level of vocal ability.
Despite its punchy melody, the chorus stays in the mid-range, so the vocal difficulty is actually quite low.
For middle schoolers going through voice changes, a slightly husky tone can make the performance even more compelling.
Call Me MaybeCarly Rae Jepsen
Carly Rae Jepsen is a female singer-songwriter who gained worldwide popularity.
With pop melodies and lyrics laced with humor, she became popular in the 2010s.
Speaking of her signature songs, it has to be Call Me Maybe.
This track tells the story of having a crush on someone who turns out to be gay, and it’s crafted with an overall bright, pop sound.
The tempo is relaxed, so even middle school students should find it very easy to sing.
Be sure to check it out.