[20s] Easy-to-Sing Karaoke Songs Ranking [2026]

idolYOASOBI50rank/position

YOASOBI "Idol" Official Music Video

This song brilliantly captures the glamorous world of idols, right down to its hidden underside.

Released by YOASOBI in April 2023, it was chosen as the opening theme for the TV anime “Oshi no Ko” and achieved the remarkable feat of becoming the first Japanese-language track to top Billboard’s Global chart.

The lyrics delve deeply into the multifaceted nature of idols, portraying the true feelings behind their perfect smiles and the fine line between lies and love.

Set to a sound that fuses pop, hip-hop, and rock, the rapid-fire words tumble out like playful wordplay.

The dance blew up on TikTok, and you can see kids and adults alike singing along with enthusiasm.

Try it as a parent-child challenge, and it’s sure to be a hit.

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[Ado] Shut Up

A song I highly recommend for anyone feeling stressed by daily busyness or relationships.

It’s Ado’s landmark work that marked her major-label debut in October 2020, with lyrics and composition by Vocaloid producer syudou.

The lyrics, which vent frustration toward society and conformity and blurt out the words you couldn’t say back, resonated with the feelings of younger generations trapped by the pandemic’s sense of stagnation and became an explosive hit.

In March 2021, the music video surpassed 100 million views, making headlines as a record-breaking achievement by the youngest solo artist to do so.

When you want to blow off everyday frustration, it’s a fierce rock tune that feels exhilarating to belt out at karaoke like a scream.

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Aimyon – Marigold [OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO]

This song, which delicately portrays the beauty and bittersweetness of love, is a masterpiece that leaves a deep impression on listeners.

Aimyon’s clear, translucent vocals weave a fleeting love story.

Released in August 2018, it resonated with many people, surpassing 100 million streams.

It carefully expresses the subtle emotions of those in love, making it a perfect track for reflecting on memories with someone special or thinking of a lover far away.

With its gentle and straightforward melody line, it’s easy to sing—so give it a try.

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Kenshi Yonezu – Eine Kleine

The lyrics are striking in the way they savor the happiness of caring for someone.

It’s a song by Kenshi Yonezu, known for hits like “Lemon.” It’s included on the 2014 album “YANKEE.” Although it’s a male artist’s song, it seems like it would be easy for women to sing as well.

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Araki Jakkan

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Kenshi Yonezu – LOSER

Kenshi Yonezu’s iconic song “LOSER.” The music video drew attention for his own dancing, and the track became one that showcased Yonezu’s artistry to the public.

Though released in 2016, it remains highly popular today, earning strong support not only from people in their 20s but also from those in their 30s.

The track has a somewhat cyber vibe, and despite the title’s “loser” theme, the lyrics are crafted to be uplifting—making it a perfect fit for those in their 30s who often face many challenges in the working world.

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Ryo

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LiSA “Homura” -MUSIC CLIP-

The way the crowd gets excited really changes when it’s a trending song or one everyone knows, doesn’t it? This song, Homura by LiSA, was the theme song for the blockbuster film Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba the Movie: Mugen Train, so it’s a track we often heard on TV, radio, and even on the streets.

It’s a perfect song for really belting it out—one you want to sing with full power—a ballad through and through.

While it has a calm atmosphere, it’s also a song everyone knows and ends up listening to together.

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utatane

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DA PUMP / U.S.A. (short ver.)

The single released by DA PUMP in June 2018—the year they made their big comeback—is a cover of a Eurobeat track by an Italian singer.

It was used as the ending theme for TBS’s “Ousama no Brunch,” and is characterized by its glittering four-on-the-floor beat and catchy melody.

The music video, featuring choreography that incorporated street dance styles popular at the time, became a hot topic and surpassed 200 million views about a year after its release.

Their uniquely “so uncool it’s cool” style became a social phenomenon, with videos of celebrities and athletes imitating the dance spreading across social media.

It’s the perfect song for getting everyone singing, dancing, and hyped at karaoke!