Lady GaGa Karaoke Popular Song Rankings [2026]

Christmas TreeLady Gaga15rank/position

Christmas Tree

When you think of Gaga, you think of a provocative pop icon—but this holiday track, released in December 2008, is a thrilling song that stands apart from traditional Christmas music! With a danceable beat bursting with electropop and synth sounds, its lyrics boldly weave in Christmas motifs like holly and fir trees.

It reached No.

79 on the Canadian charts and climbed to No.

18 in Japan.

Co-created with Space Cowboy, this track is perfect when you want a slightly edgy pick for karaoke! Get the party going and sing it out loud with friends who are tired of the same old Christmas tunes.

Christmas Tree feat. Space CowboyLady Gaga16rank/position

Lady Gaga – Christmas Tree FULL VERSION [feat. Space Cowboy] Super HQ

It’s a party-style track that samples the melody of the traditional carol “Deck the Halls,” layered with new lyrics and a fresh beat.

It has a different vibe from typical Christmas songs, with constant call-and-response parts that make it perfect for hyping up the middle of a karaoke session.

Rather than a belting song, it’s one that lifts the atmosphere! The vocal range isn’t too high or too low, so it’s great for everyone to sing along and get energized.

Be sure to enjoy singing it at parties or in big karaoke groups!

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Kubota Mami

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DiseaseLady Gaga17rank/position

Lady Gaga – Disease (Official Music Video)

Lady Gaga, a female singer-songwriter who has been gaining momentum again recently.

Although her activity once seemed to settle down, the string of hit tunes she’s produced since the 2020s has been remarkable.

Her new song is “Disease.” While its electro, gothic-tinged melody is striking, techniques like falsetto and ad-libbing (vocal riffs) don’t appear much.

For those more accustomed to powerful, full-voice singing, it’s a very easy song to perform.

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Ryo

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Free WomanLady Gaga18rank/position

Lady Gaga – Free Woman (Audio)

Dom Pérignon, the French champagne brand affectionately known as “Dom Pérignon,” is featured in the commercial Dom Pérignon x Lady Gaga: Creative Freedom is Power, which uses Lady Gaga’s song “Free Woman.” Boldly incorporating strings and a choral ensemble, the track evokes a grand and noble atmosphere—perfectly matching the image of the luxury champagne, Dom Pérignon!

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Yuuki

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Million ReasonsLady Gaga19rank/position

Lady Gaga – Million Reasons (Official Music Video)

Lady Gaga is a globally popular musician, well known in Japan as well.

While people tend to focus on her eccentric fashion and performances, her true allure lies in her singing.

Please give her best ballad songs a listen—even just once.

You might come to appreciate yet another facet of her remarkable appeal.

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Murakami Shinpei

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Hey GirlLady Gaga & Florence Welch20rank/position

Hey Girl

A collaborative track by Lady Gaga and Florence Welch of Florence + the Machine, included on Joanne.

This powerful number centers on the theme of bonds and mutual support among women.

On this song, Gaga and Welch—whom Gaga calls one of the greatest vocalists—celebrate each other’s talents.

The lyrics convey the importance of women joining hands and lifting each other up even in difficult situations, making it a highly resonant message that transcends gender.

Its distinctive sound—an inventive fusion of pop, rock, and jazz—is another draw.

A gem of an anthem celebrating female solidarity, perfect for listening to with your closest girlfriends.

Shallow (From A Star Is Born/Live From The Oscars)Lady Gaga, Bradley Cooper21rank/position

Lady Gaga, Bradley Cooper – Shallow (From A Star Is Born/Live From The Oscars)

An insert song from the film “A Star Is Born.” It’s an emotional ballad rock track.

If you’ve seen the movie, it’s sure to get you hyped, but the song itself is also highly polished, and Lady Gaga’s vocals are outstanding, so it works nicely as simple background music too.

Since it’s a dynamic song, I think the key is to keep the volume low and let it play subtly.

It could also work well for entertainment segments—like impersonations!