Recommended ballads for men at karaoke: deliver moving performances with timeless songs that touch the heart.
When it comes to karaoke classics, ballads are a must.
Especially ballads that express a man’s emotions—they’re filled with lyrics anyone can relate to.
From the pain of heartbreak and feelings for someone special, to the resolve you find at life’s crossroads.
We’re here to introduce you to timeless songs that will move your heart.
From tracks you want that special someone to hear, to the one song you want to show off at karaoke, we’ll be sharing male vocal ballads that will resonate with you.
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Recommended Ballads for Men (61–70)
Christmas songback number
You can’t leave out back number when talking about popular male ballads, right? Their song “Christmas Song” is a ballad that blends a band sound with lyrics about a man’s bittersweet feelings in love, giving it a gentle, warm vibe.
Just as the title suggests, singing it during the Christmas season really enhances the atmosphere!
I became someone else’s girlfriend.wacci
“I Became Someone Else’s Girlfriend” — with a title and opening that make your heart feel uneasy.
If you suddenly sing this at karaoke with your partner, you might really surprise them.
The lyrics, comparing the ex-boyfriend and the current boyfriend yet ultimately overflowing with feelings for the ex, pierce straight into the heart.
She’s a sly girlfriend, but why does she become so unfair? It makes you curious about the feelings hidden beneath the lyrics.
Like tonight’s moonElefanto Kashimashi
Like Tonight’s Moon is a song that could be called the catalyst for expanding Elephant Kashimashi’s recognition.
It was produced as the theme song for the drama Because the Moon Shines at Night.
Although the song was released in 1997, they also performed it at their first appearance on the NHK Kohaku Uta Gassen in 2017.
It really shows that when you think of Elephant Kashimashi, you think of this song.
It’s a timeless classic that never loses its luster, so if you’re a man who hasn’t sung it yet, give it a try.
Let your feelings ride on the slightly bittersweet lyrics that bring to mind someone you love.
budKobukuro
It’s one of Kobukuro’s biggest hits, released in 2007! The famous story behind this song is that Kobuchi wrote it for his late mother.
With its gentle, soothing melody and lyrics filled with gratitude toward a loved one, it’s so moving that you might find yourself in tears as you listen.
It’s also perfect for karaoke—if two confident male singers perform it, they’re sure to captivate the room.
Robinsonsupittsu
Spitz has countless classic songs, but among them, isn’t “Robinson” one of the most popular choices for karaoke? No matter how many times you listen, it never gets old—you just want to hear it again and again.
It was also used as an insert song in the drama “Hakusen Nagashi,” so I think it’s a nostalgic tune for those who watched the show back then.
Spitz’s songs are in keys that anyone can sing regardless of gender, so they’re really helpful when you’re unsure what to sing.
That said, if you’re a Spitz fan, this is definitely a song you’ll want to sing at least once!
Maplesupittsu
This is a song that was used as an insert track in the drama “Over Time,” starring Makiko Esumi, and as the theme song in the drama “A Mother’s Last Day,” starring Takako Tokiwa.
In 2017, it drew attention again when actress Moka Kamishiraishi covered it for a Kirin Gogo no Kocha (Afternoon Tea) commercial.
The chorus melody is very memorable.
It’s also very popular at karaoke—many people probably sing it often, don’t they?
All of the YouthFujifaburikku
Fujifabric’s ultimate classic “Wakamono no Subete” is a ballad you’ll want to sing in the summer.
Released in 2007, it was written and composed by Masahiko Shimura, Fujifabric’s former vocalist, who sadly passed away at the young age of 29.
It remains a beloved masterpiece among both the members and the fans, even being performed on Music Station in 2019.
The lyrics poignantly depict a fireworks festival and someone dear to the heart.
Many people probably find themselves wanting to listen to this song every summer, no matter how old they get.