[For Skits and Parties] A Collection of Funny Songs That Kill at the Office [2026]

I can’t stay a daydreaming girlAikawa Nanase

Yume Miru Adolescence 'I Can't Be a Dreaming Girl'

I think it’s the perfect song for people who aren’t into bubbly, cutesy idol tunes.

The cool melody line and the punchy closing phrase in the chorus are sure to captivate the male staff.

If you sing it with a sidelong glance, it’ll bring out even more of the vibe.

Kinta’s Great AdventureTsuboi Norio

I sang 'Kinta no Daibōken'.

The melody of this song is quite monotonous, so once you’ve heard it, you can remember it by the vibe.

Also, the lyrics are full of dirty jokes, so you should be careful if there are women in the group, but if it’s all men, it’s a song that reliably gets everyone hyped.

Oath of Plenitudehouman no kaze

Homan no Kaze “Pledge of Plumpness” (PV FULL Ver)

Whenever someone sings a Shonan no Kaze song, if you jump in with this track, you’ll definitely get laughs.

The singing style is unmistakably Shonan no Kaze, but the lyrics are full-on “fat-positive,” so it really gets the crowd going if a heavier person makes it their signature song.

The key is to sing the ‘tapu-tapu’ phrase in falsetto!

Promise The StarBiSH

BiSH / Promise the Star [OFFICIAL VIDEO]

This is a song by BiSH, a female idol group known as a punk band without instruments.

The chorus is catchy, so if you sing it while lightly dancing, I think it will gradually get more exciting.

If you have a promo, you can make it even more captivating.

cherry (sweet cherry; cherry fruit)Otsuka Ai

Ai Otsuka / Sakuranbo

It’s the super-famous song that was used in Nyanko Star’s jump-rope routine, which earned them runner-up on TBS’s “King of Conte 2017.” The song already spans generations, so if you sing it with energy, the people listening will naturally start to follow along.

It feels great to shout that phrase out loud, doesn’t it?

water lily blossomShonan no Kaze

Shonan no Kaze “Suirenka” MUSIC VIDEO

Since “Suirenka” is a long song, it’s a track you should deploy in the first half while everyone still has plenty of energy.

The key is to engage the whole crowd, so build the excitement steadily toward the grand call-and-response section in the latter half.

Don’t overdo it, or you’ll run out of steam.

everything; the whole lot; lock, stock, and barrelKREVA

everything; the whole lot; lock, stock, and barrel

It’s a pretty laid-back track for a rap song, so I think you can master it with just a bit of practice.

Also, the standout part is in the second verse’s A-melody where you sing the days of the week from Monday to Sunday in English, and if you ask for a response there, it creates a real sense of unity.

Japanese rice is the best in the world.Uchikubi Gokumon Doukoukai

Uchikubi Gokumon Doukoukai “Japanese Rice Is the Best in the World”

This is the perfect song for anyone who loves Japanese rice.

With its bold sound and lyrics brimming with affection for food, just listening to it will make you crave a bowl of rice.

Released in November 2015, the track is said to have helped increase the number of fans among farmers as well.

It’s a great choice when you want to liven up a party or karaoke session.

It also features phrases reminiscent of Kome Kome Club’s classic hits, making it enjoyable across generations.

As a song that lets you fully savor Uchikubi Gokumon Doukoukai’s “everyday life–oriented loud rock,” be sure to blast it at full volume.

Whimsical Romanticikimonogakari

Capricious Romantic – Ikimonogakari [A Cappella]

Above all, the promo for this song is just adorable! With the promo version, you can watch the video with the dance, and before you know it, everyone starts dancing.

When you sing it, holding the mic with both hands and singing in a slightly cutesy way makes it even cuter.

aonori (green laver seaweed)Buriifu & Torankusu

Brief & Trunks - Aonori

This is a signature song by Brief & Trunks, themed around everyday life within a five-meter radius.

It humorously portrays the affection one feels for a lover’s “flaws,” like flecks of aonori from okonomiyaki stuck to their front teeth or a faintly grown stubble.

Released in November 1998 as the lead single from their second album, it became a hit as requests increased on cable broadcasting and radio.

Despite its high level of musical complexity, its breezy melody and lightly caustic lyrics make anyone crack a smile.

It’s guaranteed to liven up a company party! Just note, it’s a fast-paced song, so you might not manage it if you’re too tipsy.

In that case, getting everyone to harmonize is a great option!