Karaoke That Gets the Crowd Going: Latest Rankings [2026]

Crimson Bow and ArrowLinked Horizon96rank/position

Crimson Bow and Arrow

This is Linked Horizon’s signature song that took the era by storm as the first cour opening theme of the TV anime Attack on Titan.

From the very start, the resounding German phrases fused with weighty orchestration create a symphonic rock sound that instantly draws listeners into the story’s world.

Perfect for a work depicting a fierce battle for humanity’s survival, its dramatic melodic lines and powerful guitar sound really set your heart ablaze.

Released in July 2013 as a track on the single Jiyuu e no Shingeki (Advancing Toward Freedom), it reached No.

2 on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart and earned the group their first appearance at the 64th NHK Kohaku Uta Gassen that same year.

Belting out the chorus at karaoke is a great stress reliever, and it’s the perfect song to get everyone hyped with your friends.

School HeavenFingā 597rank/position

Gakuen Tengoku

This song brings back the excitement of school days.

Known as one of Finger Five’s signature hits, it was released in March 1974.

Set to a lively melody, it depicts the competition for the seat next to the class beauty.

Its bright, upbeat tone is sure to get you grooving.

Since people of all ages know it, adding it to your playlist is a safe bet.

If everyone sings and dances together, it’s sure to become a wonderful memory.

udonGero98rank/position

Gero 'Udon' PV

Among Gero’s songs, this one is especially bright and guaranteed to put a smile on everyone’s face.

It expresses a pure, overflowing love for udon through powerful shouts and playful onomatopoeia that evoke the noodles’ texture! Released in July 2013, when Gero made his major-label debut, it was included on his landmark first album, “one.” It’s perfect for times when you want to go all out at karaoke or share a big laugh with everyone!

breakup songOkazaki Taiiku99rank/position

Okazaki Taiiku “Heartbreak Song” Music Video

A pop tune by Okazaki Taiiku that positively sublimates the pain of heartbreak.

It intertwines bittersweet breakup memories with scenes from places like movie theaters and amusement parks, drawing listeners in through empathy.

Released digitally in March 2024, the track features energetic sounds and Okazaki’s characteristically unique lyrics.

It celebrates a forward-looking attitude—“there’s no point in moping”—and feels perfect for lifting the mood at an afterparty.

It works not only for those fresh off a breakup, but also for moments when everyone wants to get fired up together.

A song that can unite the room as a breakup anthem while you enjoy Okazaki’s distinct world.

Rat-tat-tatSandaime Jē Sōru Burazāzu fromu Eguzairu Toraibu100rank/position

‘Rat-tat-tat’ Official Music Video / Sandaime J SOUL BROTHERS from EXILE TRIBE

When it comes to songs by Sandaime (J Soul Brothers), dance is a given, but they often seem a bit challenging.

However, Rat-tat-tat is a track I highly recommend even for people with no dance experience—and you can dance to it while singing along.

It’s famous as the “Ratatata Dance” at USJ’s Halloween events and often pops up on social media around that time.

With irresistibly quirky moves and an addictive vibe, it’s a number that gets everyone hyped regardless of gender.

Kids can dance along too!

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