Karaoke Rankings of Popular RADWIMPS Songs [2026]

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[Fan-made PV] Hyperventilation / RADWIMPS

RADWIMPS, well known for the theme songs of Your Name and Weathering with You.

For their anime theme songs, they released tracks with exhilarating melodies, but this song is packed with RAD’s original essence.

It’s this song’s distinctive atmosphere that is quintessentially RAD.

When singing it, there are sudden key changes, shifts in speed, and timing to tackle—you simply have to master them all.

Whether you can sing it well ultimately depends on your love for RAD, you could say.

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RADWIMPS – My-Colored Sky from BACK TO THE LIVE HOUSE TOUR 2023 [Audio]

The song “Ore-iro Sky,” included on the indie-era album RADWIMPS 2: Hatten Tojo, is a well-known classic among fans and a staple at live shows.

Just from the title, it might sound like a confidence-filled track, but its lyrics poetically capture the emotional swells of adolescence with a tender sensitivity, and it’s also known for being a song the audience helps complete by singing along at concerts.

Since it’s the kind of song packed with rapid-fire lyrics, be mindful of your breathing as you sing.

If possible, ask friends to join in on the chorus—singing it with multiple voices will make it even more exciting!

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RADWIMPS – It's All Right [Official Music Video]

The theme song of the 2019 film Weathering with You.

It was created by RADWIMPS, a band that’s also very popular among women.

The song conveys a feeling of wanting to do something for a precious person who won’t lean on you, and it’s a masterpiece that women can’t help but be drawn into.

If you sing this song, women will likely see you as a kind person.

If you’re looking for a song that can boost your likability with women, give it a try.

And if the woman you’re with knows Weathering with You, it could spark a great conversation!

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It’s playful how RADWIMPS show up wearing a fake nose and glasses, looking almost like Chaplin, yet it’s also cool.

The melody has a comedic feel, but the lyrics carry a message, making it a catchy, addictive song.

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RADWIMPS – The 25th Chromosome [Official Music Video]

“The 25th Chromosome,” released in November 2005, is the single that marked RADWIMPS’ memorable major-label debut.

The songs performed by the members, who had just turned 20 at the time, are strikingly youthful and vulnerable, and you can already sense the budding presence of Western musical influences in the production.

The fast-paced melody packed with Noda’s distinctive wordplay also feels quintessentially “them,” but fans of the band are likely accustomed to this kind of phrasing and shouldn’t find it difficult to sing at karaoke.

While the pitch sits slightly on the higher side, it stays within a consistent range, so if you’re not comfortable with high notes, adjusting the key should make it perfectly manageable.

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RADWIMPS – DADA [Official Music Video]

The song “DADA,” released as their ninth major-label single.

While RADWIMPS often lean toward softer sounds among Japanese rock bands, this track stands out as one of their heaviest.

Despite the heavy instrumentation, the vocal line itself is straightforward with a narrow range, making it far easier to sing than the overall impression might suggest.

However, because the lyrics weave together many words, breath control can be somewhat challenging.

Be sure to use the rests to steady your breathing as you sing.

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Ryo

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G Koui

This is a RADWIMPS song that sparked conversation with its direct expression.

It depicts complex emotions between men and women, self-satisfaction, and sexual desire, bringing the alienation and loneliness of modern society into sharp relief.

Included on the album Zettai Zetsumei, released in March 2011, it stands as a track that symbolizes the band’s musical evolution.

With its provocative lyrics and daring musicality, the piece captivated fans.

It delivers a powerful message to anyone who questions human relationships and self-perception in contemporary society.

It’s also a song that leaves a strong impression when sung at karaoke.