Vocaloid Karaoke Popularity Rankings [2026]

Rolling Girlwowaka29rank/position

wowaka “Rolling Girl” feat. Hatsune Miku / wowaka – Rolling Girl (Official Video) ft. Hatsune Miku

A monumental work in the Vocaloid scene that combines high-speed rock sound with profound philosophy.

It’s one of the signature pieces by wowaka, who also fronted the band Hitorie, and it was released in February 2010.

Its exhilarating 195 BPM tempo and lyrics that depict a girl’s heartfelt cry resonated deeply with many young listeners.

The song also influenced numerous Vocaloid producers, including Kenshi Yonezu.

Go ahead and belt it out, pouring your own feelings into it!

Hello/How are you?nanou30rank/position

Hello/How Are You (feat. Hatsune Miku & Megpoid)

It’s a song that feels like pouring out the emotions pent up in your heart, mixing poignancy with warmth.

Created by Nanou, it centers on themes of loneliness and the difficulty of self-expression.

If you carry anxieties and inner conflicts in your daily life, you’ll surely relate.

The gentle vocals and poppy melody are memorable, too.

It’s great for karaoke, of course, but I also recommend listening to it alone and savoring it slowly.

Setsuna TripLast Note.31rank/position

Setsuna Trip (feat. GUMI)

An aggressive Vocaloid track with sound waves rushing toward you.

It’s a work by the music unit Last Note., released in May 2012.

The song expresses frustration with one’s tendency to escape from reality and the resolve that sprouts from it to move forward.

The razor-sharp guitar is awesome, and the synth riffs are blazing too.

If you’re a student right in the midst of your youth, it might resonate especially strongly.

Try singing it when you’re feeling unmotivated!

Cherry Blossom Rainhalyosy32rank/position

halyosy – Sakura no Ame feat. Hatsune Miku

This is a youth song that captures the milestone of a graduation ceremony, filled with the bittersweet feeling of cherry blossoms swirling in the air.

Originally posted by halyosy on Nico Nico Douga in February 2008, its lyrics poetically recount days spent in the classroom and farewells with friends, striking a deep chord.

It carries a message of friendship— that even when apart, hearts remain connected.

In November of the same year, it was released as a major debut single under the name absorb, reaching No.

32 on the Oricon charts.

It went on to expand widely, even being adapted into a novel and a film.

With a melody that’s easy to sing as a choral piece, it’s especially moving to perform together during graduation season.

It’s a true classic etched into the hearts of the Vocaloid generation, evoking vivid memories of school days.

Two-Faced Loverswowaka33rank/position

[NicoKara] Ura Omote Lovers [onVocal].flv

Created by wowaka, this work has captivated many listeners since its release in August 2009.

It explores themes of opposing emotions such as reality and fiction, love and hate, with rapid-fire lyrics and rock sounds blending beautifully.

Though time has passed since its release, it still radiates an undimmed allure.

Be sure to belt out this classic of Vocaloid rock!

OverrideYoshida Yayo34rank/position

Override – Kasane Teto SV [Yase Yoshida]

Since its release in November 2023, Override has become a newly etched hit in Vocaloid history, thanks to its catchy melody, breakneck-speed dance music, and lyrics that, while packed with references, still evoke a sense of inner darkness.

The producer, Yose Yoshida, originally worked at a company as a programmer, and reconsidering the title and lyrics in light of that background may reveal a variety of meanings.

If you’re going to sing it at karaoke, keeping up with the speed is the first prerequisite, but you might be surprised how far sheer momentum can carry you—and the melody itself is extremely catchy—so definitely give it a try.

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Just Be FriendsDixie Flatline35rank/position

[Megurine Luka] Just Be Friends [Original PV]

An adult electropop piece that chronicles a heartrending farewell.

Released in July 2009, this work has continued to capture the hearts of many listeners as one of Dixie Flatline’s signature songs.

With Megurine Luka’s soft, sultry vocals and bittersweet electronic sound, it beautifully expresses the pain of heartbreak.

Listening to it alone after a breakup—before you’ve sorted out your feelings—can bring you to tears.

It’s a song that will stay close to the hearts of those who still carry a longing for love.