Korean karaoke songs: beloved tunes from popular ballads to K-pop
Once you become a K-POP fan or grow fond of Korean culture, there’s always at least one song you’ll want to try singing.
If you’re reading this, you probably have a song like that too, right? Here, we’ll introduce popular karaoke songs in Korea and well-loved K-POP tracks.
From chart-topping hits and the latest releases to timeless classics that have been cherished for years, there’s plenty to choose from.
Feel free to practice thoroughly or use these picks to hype things up with friends! We hope all Korea and K-POP lovers like you have a great time!
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Korean karaoke songs: Beloved tunes from popular ballads to K-pop (11–20)
DrowningWOODZ
A poignant R&B number that portrays dense love and loss.
The singer, WOODZ, included it on his April 2023 mini-album “OO-LI,” for which he also wrote and composed the song.
Marked by deep emotion and a refined sound, the track surged on the MelOn chart from No.
951 to No.
87 in October 2023 after his passionate performance on KBS2’s music show “Immortal Songs 2.” It powerfully conveys the suffocation and despair of parting with a loved one through distinctive lyrics and melody.
Since his solo debut, WOODZ has showcased a wide musical range from hip-hop to R&B, and this song—highlighted by a standout chorus—can be seen as the culmination of that versatility.
A track that resonates deeply with anyone nursing the pain of heartbreak—be sure to try singing it at karaoke.
다시 사랑한다면 (니글니글 버터플라이)김필
The original song is by female singer Do Won-kyung from 2001.
This is a cover version by male singer-songwriter Kim Feel, who has worked on various OSTs including Itaewon Class.
His performance on King of Mask Singer drew attention and became popular.
It’s a heartrending love song about how the more two people think of each other, the more it leads to a sorrowful end.
Kim Feel’s resonant voice lingers beautifully, leaving a deep impression.
It has remained high on karaoke charts.
Ballads that stir the emotions like this are truly hugely popular in Korea, and you can really feel their appeal.
APT.ROSÉ & Bruno Mars
An unconventional collaboration between superstars from Korea and the United States.
Released in October 2024 and captivating audiences worldwide, this fresh pop track incorporates themes from a Korean youth drinking game.
The melody woven together by BLACKPINK’s Rosé and Bruno Mars creates an exciting, party-ready atmosphere.
With lyrics that depict a one-night adventure starting in an apartment full of young people and an honest budding romance, the song feels familiar and refreshing.
Its catchy, fun vibe is a major draw.
This bright, uplifting tune is perfect for good times with friends or a date—and it’s guaranteed to be a hit at karaoke!
BANG BANG BANGBIGBANG
In 2015, BIGBANG—renowned among K-pop boy groups for their outstanding presence and quality—made a comeback after three years with a project called MADE SERIES.
As it was their last promotion with all members before military service, both the members and fans were especially fired up.
Among the tracks, this song stood out for its hype and power.
It’s a high-energy song that keeps you pumped from the very beginning without any breaks.
The title “BANG BANG BANG” is the onomatopoeia for a gunshot, and it also appears in the lyrics.
T.B.H (고민중독)QWER
A refreshingly bright confession song from the mini-album “MANITO,” released in April 2024 by QWER, a girls’ band gaining attention in South Korea.
While vividly portraying the delicate feelings of a girl in love, the J-pop–style, approachable melody line resonates pleasantly.
Wrapped in a warm sonic world that embraces fluttering heartbeats, the track depicts the protagonist’s inner struggle as she agonizes alone, unable to fully convey her feelings to the one she likes.
With an arrangement that really gets the crowd going, it’s perfect for karaoke—so be sure to sing it with your close friends and have fun raising your voices together!