SMAP Karaoke Popular Songs Ranking [2026]
SMAP continued to release numerous hit songs and became a nationally beloved male idol group, but they sadly disbanded in 2016.
Their songs remain popular at karaoke and are still sung today.
This time, we’ve put together a ranking of their most popular tracks for karaoke.
- SMAP Popular Song Ranking [2026]
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SMAP Karaoke Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (11–20)
Let’s do our best.SMAP16rank/position

This song is just perfect for office workers in their 40s.
It has that “let’s do our best again tomorrow!” vibe—how about singing it once after work? It might leave both your mind and body feeling refreshed.
Japanese office workers really do have it tough, don’t they?
celerySMAP17rank/position

Celery is a song that SMAP covered in their own unique arrangement of Masayoshi Yamazaki’s track of the same name.
Rather than simply singing the original, the key point is how they skillfully incorporate SMAP-style rap parts! Thanks to its flowing rhythm and easy-to-remember melody, even first-time listeners will likely be able to sing along right away.
It’s a SMAP classic that we encourage even those who aren’t confident in singing to try! Be sure to sing this song at karaoke and enjoy SMAP’s performance.
DynamiteSMAP18rank/position

“Dynamite” is SMAP’s 24th single and was used as the theme song for “SMAP×SMAP.” It’s a captivating number that blends a playful, uptempo feel with the cool vibe reminiscent of “Aoi Inazuma.” It peaked at No.
3 on the Oricon Weekly Chart and sold over 731,000 copies.
Its catchy melody makes it perfect for karaoke and sure to get the crowd going.
The key is to sing it boldly; if you’re not confident singing it solo, performing it with a group will definitely liven things up.
Hey hey, thanks a bunch—much appreciated!SMAP19rank/position

Included on the 1994 album “SMAP 006 ~SEXY SIX~.” A five-member idol group formed in 1988.
This single’s lyrics are entirely in Kansai dialect and were written around the theme of merchants in Namba, resulting in a song that’s quite unlike what you’d expect from an idol group.
JOY!!SMAP20rank/position

SMAP’s “JOY!!” is a unique performance song that leaves a deep impression on people’s hearts.
The group’s all-member dance, which radiates bright energy to everyone who watches, is especially striking! Even after their disbandment, the song continues to be loved and is known for being frequently used at moving surprise events.
The playful performances that highlight each member’s part, along with the catchy melody, are sure to liven up any karaoke gathering.
It’s a track that fits a variety of situations, so why not get the crowd going with this song that shares the joy of music?


