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Ulfuls Karaoke Song Popularity Rankings [2026]

Here’s a ranking of Ulfuls’ most popular karaoke songs, showcasing their overwhelming vocal power in heartfelt ballads as well as the comical numbers that put smiles on listeners’ faces.

As a band with many hit songs and tracks tied to TV dramas and commercials, plenty of people know their music—so their songs are sure to get the crowd going at karaoke.

Karaoke Ranking of Popular Ulfuls Songs [2026] (11–20)

to go on a rampage; to start acting violently; to run amokUrufuruzu11rank/position

When you’re just living without knowing who you are or what you can do, a sudden loneliness makes you want to scream and your heart starts thrashing about.

This song, which brings to mind that precious someone you want by your side at such times, fits perfectly with Tortoise Matsumoto’s earnest, straightforward voice.

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a hot womanUrufuruzu12rank/position

The phrasing is really pleasant, and when you actually try singing it, you can truly feel how great this song is.

It’s perfect for a sing-along in a karaoke room full of guys, or for laying your feelings straight on the line to someone you love.

It’s easy on the listener, so I highly recommend it.

It’s a full-on “Urufuruzu” (Ulfuls) style tune, so it might be great when the crowd is full of fans.

Compared to other staple songs, its popularity is more low-key—but that’s part of the charm! If you want a Ulfuls pick that won’t overlap with others, go with this one!

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Samurai SoulUrufuruzu13rank/position

This was Ulfuls’ 28th single, released in January 2006.

Tortoise Matsumoto’s very masculine vocals and the Osaka-dialect lyrics make a strong impression.

When you think of a “song that makes you popular,” you might picture a sweet love ballad, but choosing a rugged, manly track like this isn’t a bad idea once in a while.

Because the song has this kind of worldview, there’s a high risk of ruining it if your voice flips or you slip into falsetto on the high notes, so do your best to produce a thick, powerful upper range!

Kei Takahata
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