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Wonderful entertainment/performances

Ranking of popular skits and performances for entertainment segments

Entertainment and performances are essential for events like weddings, welcome and farewell parties, year-end parties, New Year’s parties, and thank-you gatherings.

You’ve probably found yourself wondering at least once, “What should I do…?”

In this article, we’ll introduce recommended entertainment ideas in a ranking format for those of you unsure of what to do.

From foolproof crowd-pleasers that make everyone laugh to trending comedian bits, we’ve collected ideas that will make you think, “I could do this!” or “I want to try that!”

When you’re stuck, be sure to use this as a reference!

Entertainment/Performance Popular Acts Ranking (21–30)

Quiz for the Teacher26rank/position

Quiz for the Teacher

Not only did our teachers take charge of classes, they also watched over our entire school life, making them an important part of our memories.

How about trying a quiz about teachers—one that taps into those precious school memories? You think about which teacher it is based on the hints provided, putting everyone’s understanding of the teachers to the test.

As one of the hints, you could even include a masked teacher; it’s fun to add a flow where you make guesses based on their clothing and build.

pantomime27rank/position

2013 PAC Kaisei Festival Pantomime
pantomime

The pantomime featuring a scientist and a robot was a highly polished act that conveyed its story clearly even without words.

The contrast between the robot’s awkward movements and the scientist being thrown into confusion was easy to understand, and laughter naturally spread throughout the venue.

The fact that it can be performed with minimal props and set pieces is a major advantage for organizing committees that can’t spend much time on preparation.

It’s also easy for the audience to engage with, and I felt it was an idea that combines emotion and humor—perfect for a farewell event for the third-year students.

wotagei28rank/position

[Ginyu Force/GinyuforcE] Tried expressing “Zenzenzense” with Wotagei! [Your Name.]
wotagei

“Wotagei” is drawing attention as a new trend in party entertainment.

The synchronized hand moves to the beat and the colorful glow sticks create a vivid atmosphere at the venue.

If you choose anime songs or popular hits, everyone can get excited together.

With practice and a well-coordinated routine, you’re sure to impress every viewer.

If you start practicing today, you might show a new side of yourself at the next party.

How about waving your glow sticks, moving your body and soul, and creating an unforgettable time?

Atarimae Taiso29rank/position

[Official] CCOwCOW Atarimae Taisō [Flying Version]
Atarimae Taiso

The comedy duo COWCOW’s sketch “Atarimae Taiso” (The Obvious Exercise).

In this bit, the two, dressed like children’s TV exercise hosts, sing about things that are incredibly obvious in everyday life, making it popular with kids as well.

It’s funny precisely because they sing about totally ordinary things, adding movements to that look and melody! You don’t even have to memorize COWCOW’s original routine—finding your own relatable “that’s so true” moments and turning them into a song works too! It’s easy to imitate, appeals to a wide range of ages, and is therefore an easy pick.

It’s a great recommendation to give graduates or kids finishing kindergarten one last good laugh!

Telepathy Game30rank/position

Telepathy Game #PlottAnime
Telepathy Game

The “Telepathy Game” is a game where all participants try to give the same answer to a prompt.

For example, if the prompt is “What flower represents spring?” and everyone answers “cherry blossoms,” the challenge is a success.

If even one person answers something different, like “tulips,” the challenge fails.

Instead of writing the first answer that comes to mind, you need to imagine what everyone else will write and answer accordingly.

The answer format can be either everyone writing their own full answer, or combining one character/letter per person to form a single answer—both are fine.

Aim for a perfect score together!