Fun Song Rankings [2026]

Japan’s Big Three Chatcha-cha!64rank/position

[Recommended! A Bon dance everyone can join] Japan’s Top Three “Cha-cha-cha”! <All preschoolers, elementary school students, and general public>

This is a fun song themed around Bon Odori dances from all over Japan.

It unfolds with a friendly tempo and rhythm.

The vocals are bright, and the repeated words and rhythmic phrases are catchy, so children will quickly learn and enjoy it.

The instrumental sounds are lively, creating the perfect atmosphere for dancing with hand claps and calls.

Its structure highlights the unique qualities of each region, making it enjoyable to experience the cultures of Japan while playing.

It’s well-suited for summer festival stages and school events, and it’s a piece that naturally brings out smiles.

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mutō

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GANGNAM STYLEPSY65rank/position

PSY – GANGNAM STYLE(강남스타일) M/V

This is PSY’s K-pop hit number that sparked worldwide buzz with its comical and unique dance performance.

Composed of an exhilarating electronic beat, a catchy melody, and lyrics that satirically portray a sophisticated urban lifestyle, the track is included on the album “PSY 6 (Six Rules), Part 1,” released in July 2012.

On YouTube, it set a monumental record with over 5 billion views, and it won Best Video at the MTV Europe Music Awards at the time.

With simple, easy-to-learn choreography, it’s perfect for large group performances at school festivals and similar events, sure to bring the whole venue together in excitement.

ROSÉ & Bruno MarsAPT.66rank/position

ROSÉ & Bruno Mars – APT. (Official Music Video)

An irresistibly sing-along, catchy, and rhythmical dance track.

Its charm lies in an up-tempo, earworm melody that uses a popular Korean playground chant straight as the hook.

Released in October 2024 as the lead single for ROSÉ’s debut studio album “rosie,” the song sparked major buzz thanks to a high-profile collaboration with Bruno Mars.

Blending elements of pop punk, its lively groove is perfect for energetic older kids at a school sports day.

Add simple choreography to match the chorus rhythm, and children will have fun learning it in no time.

With everyone shouting the chant while dancing, this is a sure-fire pick to fill the venue with a bright, joyful atmosphere.

Dynamite67rank/position

BTS (방탄소년단) ‘Dynamite’ Official MV

Isn’t it likely that even kids have heard BTS’s massive hit “Dynamite” at least once? It’s such a fun, feel-good dance track that makes your body move naturally! The official choreography might be tough for preschoolers, but because the song was such a hit, tons of dance videos have been uploaded, including “I tried dancing” covers.

Some of them even introduce kid-friendly choreography, so check those out for reference! If it’s a familiar song, it might be easier to memorize the moves, too.

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sasashina

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Make you happyNiziU68rank/position

NiziU 『Make you happy』 M/V

Many of you may be familiar with this song.

NiziU’s “Make you happy,” which shot to fame as the “Jump Rope Dance,” is a track that dancers can pick up easily.

While the choreography throughout the song follows some fairly intricate musical accents, its relatively catchy movements are a big draw.

On top of that, you can spot a bit of isolation—moving a single part of the body independently, a fundamental dance technique—so beginners might find it a little challenging.

However, as long as you memorize the sequence, the choreography for the chorus uses movements that even beginners can handle.

The simple yet unforgettable choreography, unlike anything before, makes a strong impression and really makes you want to try it yourself!

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Fukkun:)Tatsuki Fukuda

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Zankyo SankaAimer69rank/position

Aimer「Zankyosanka」MUSIC VIDEO（Demon Slayer:Kimetsu no Yaiba Entertainment District Arc Theme Song）

Aimer’s songs, which sing of hope and courage with powerful, beautiful melodies, are perfect for dances where children move as one in body and spirit.

The lyrics, themed around the importance of bravely moving forward, and the bright, light rhythm leave a strong impression.

Released in December 2021, this track also gained popularity as a TV anime opening theme.

Its upbeat tempo and rhythmic development make it easy to dance to at school sports festivals, helping bring out children’s smiles and energy.

It’s also fun to get creative with choreography for each class or group.

Through the joy of dancing, it can be used to create lasting memories in children’s hearts.

HabitSEKAI NO OWARI70rank/position

SEKAI NO OWARI「Habit」

A song whose choreography has gone viral on social media and entertained many people.

Centered on the human tendency to categorize, it celebrates the importance of individuality and diversity.

It was pre-released in April 2022 and produced as the theme song for the film “HOLiC xxxHOLiC.” It has garnered widespread support, breaking 100 million views faster than any other music video by a Japanese band.

It’s perfect for occasions where everyone wants to get excited together, such as weddings and parties.

With a fun choreography devised by the Powerpuff Boys, it’s easy for anyone to dance along.

Why not learn the official dance video and try dancing with friends or colleagues?