[For Karaoke Too] A collection of funny songs that will make you laugh and lift your spirits!
When you’re tired or feeling low, many people turn to music to recharge, don’t they?
Going to karaoke and singing is also a popular way to relieve stress.
In times like that, why not harness the power of laughter too and boost your energy even more?
So in this article, we’ve gathered a bunch of songs that will make you laugh without even trying.
When you’re worn out or want to blow off steam by singing, soak up the power of music and laughter!
Of course, these are also perfect for livening up karaoke at parties.
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[For Karaoke Too] A roundup of funny songs that will make you laugh and boost your spirits! (21–30)
cherryOmede-tai atama de nani yori
A man is covering Ai Otsuka’s “Sakuranbo.” However, his high-tone voice is so convincing that you’d hardly think it’s a male cover, and the occasional metal elements are downright hilarious.
The music video also showcases the band’s playful antics, and it’s guaranteed to hype up any karaoke session.
She looks like my late wife.Gōruden Bonbā
When it comes to Golden Bomber, you think of “Memeshikute,” but this song is even funnier.
It’s simply a hilarious joke song that makes you burst into laughter, leaving you with a strange feeling as vivid images come to mind even if you’ve never experienced the situation yourself.
One Night CarnivalKishidan
Kishidan’s major-label debut single and their signature song.
The “fuwa, fuwa” phrases sprinkled throughout stick in your head and make you want to imitate them.
It’s a song that always hypes up the room at karaoke and one everyone can sing together.
With its rock tempo, it has a sense of speed and really lifts your spirits.
YATTA！happatai
Some of you might find this nostalgic; in fact, this song makes you laugh precisely because of that nostalgia.
It warms the atmosphere by letting you reminisce about what those times were like while making you smile.
If possible, skip the mic and just dance your heart out lol
Unable to say what I want to sayBusanbomastā
It’s a famous song by a unit that was performed as a parody of Sambomaster on the variety show “Waratte Iitomo no Tonbi” (Hanareru no Tobira).
The song straightforwardly and candidly voices the frustrations and resentments of an unattractive, unpopular man, which resonated strongly with some male listeners.
There’s also an anecdote that when the CD was released, the group could not use the name “Busambomaster” due to a complaint from Sambomaster’s agency, who were concerned fans might buy it by mistake; instead, it was released under the members’ real names: Takashi Tsukaji, Atsushi Tsutsumishita, and Yuta Kajiwara.
A look at Japan — I came because it’s NevadaYajima Biyōshitsu
It may seem like they’re just doing it for laughs, but the three people singing this song are actually really good singers.
That said, the key is set so that regular folks can handle it too, so it’s a perfect song to hype up the crowd—make them laugh without coming across as bad singers.
If possible, I’d love to see them go all-out with it.
Grandma Is Still AliveGEISHA GIRLS
This is the debut single released by GEISHA GIRLS in July 1994, in which Downtown’s manzai comedy is reconstructed into an avant-garde techno sound by Ryuichi Sakamoto.
Its unique world blends comical narration with cool beats, so first-time listeners will likely be very surprised.
The track peaked at No.
15 on the Oricon chart and sold about 260,000 copies.
Owing to its popularity, a remix album titled “Geisha ‘Remix’ Girls” was released soon after.
Its boundary-breaking, innovative sound is sure to liven up the atmosphere if you play it at a gathering with friends.