Entertaining Performances and Acts Recommended for Men That Will Liven Up the Party

R.Y.U.S.E.I.Sandaime J Soul Brothers from EXILE TRIBE

Sandaime J SOUL BROTHERS from EXILE TRIBE / “R.Y.U.S.E.I.” Music Video

If you dance coolly to songs by the nationally beloved group, Sandaime J Soul Brothers, it’s sure to get everyone hyped.

Everyone knows those dances, so you can all sing, dance, and have a great time together!

Kato-chan, peh!Kato Cha

Kato Cha / “Just a Little! Kato-chan’s Year-End Party at Laketown” Part 1

One comedian who’s beloved across generations is Cha Kato.

He’s got all sorts of gags, but to start with, just put on a bald wig and thick round glasses and you’ve got the basics down! Whether it’s “Kato-chan, pe!” or “Just a little bit… you like it too, don’t you,” rolling out those familiar catchphrases makes for a great skit.

All you need is a bit of courage.

Kato-chan, who created that style, really is great.

Daisuke

Daisuke full ver. (with lyrics and Japanese-to-English translation)

It might be a slightly niche topic, but there’s the well-known rhythm game track “Daisuke.” It’s a very surreal song, with cool English lyrics followed by the sudden “Daisuke” chant.

Dancing through such a surreal track with complete seriousness—that’s what’s cool.

(lol)

air guitar

[Air Guitar] World Air Guitar Championship 2023 Nanami Nagura 1st Round [World Championship 2023]

The most troublesome part of a party act is getting the costumes together.

The outfits I prepared for acts like Pikotaro, “Rassun Gorerai,” and the Lalalai Exercises are things I’ll never wear again.

Compared to that, air guitar needs no costume at all.

If you’re a hard rock or heavy metal fan, I recommend air guitar for your performance.

Itsumo Kokokara ‘Tsukkomi Bosozoku’

Always From Here: Tsukkomi Bōsōzoku 3

If you’re into weight training and own an arm bar at home, you can become a “Tsukkomi Bōsōzoku” just by showing up with it.

I think you’ll get laughs by weaving in common company clichés.

You’ll need two people to perform the skit, so all that’s left is to find a fellow fitness enthusiast who uses an arm bar at home.

I’m Hiroshi.Hiroshi

I'm Hiroshi.

I think you’ll see it if you watch this video, but looking at it again, Hiroshi is really funny.

Plus, the background music is so memorable that just playing it in the background makes it feel authentic.

You don’t need a costume, and it’s fine even if you don’t look like him.

If you slip in one or two original self-deprecating jokes into your routine, I think it’ll go over well.