Funny songs that will be a hit at school. Highly popular, upbeat tracks.
This is a playlist of funny Japanese songs that are likely to be a hit when you sing them in front of your school friends.
It ranges from surefire crowd-pleasers to slightly niche picks, so feel free to choose according to your taste—use them to expand your karaoke repertoire or as background music for school events.
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Funny songs that will be a hit at school. Highly popular, hype-boosting tracks (21–30)
No reply yet, kana? 💦❓ Old-man texting style 😁❗️Yoshimoto ojisan
Yoshimoto Ojisan is active not only as a Vocaloid producer but also as a comedian.
His new track takes the buzzworthy “ojisan syntax” from social media as its theme, delivering a humor-packed song.
Released in May 2025, it features a catchy melody and rhythm, and its unique way of expressing messages will have you laughing before you know it! On TikTok, countless dance challenges and parody videos set to the song have been posted, drawing major attention, especially among young people.
If teachers and parents dance to this song at a thank-you party, the venue is sure to go wild! How about bringing the house down with a dance that incorporates some comical moves?
Knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knockTodoroki Hajime
A dance number by Hajime Todoroki that caught fire from short videos and sparked a huge boom centered on social media.
Born from a moment during a horror game livestream, its rhythmic knocking sound is irresistibly catchy! The unique choreography she came up with became such a hot topic that it was even featured on TV variety news programs.
Riding the same momentum that took her YouTube channel past 1 million subscribers in August 2025, the biggest draw is how easy the dance is—anyone can imitate it.
No difficult techniques needed, so it’s perfect as a participatory performance for teachers and parents, too! This piece is sure to make everyone in the venue smile—why not liven up your appreciation party with it?
Starrrrrrr[Alexandros]
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This vivid song portrays a journey of the heart in search of hope, beginning with a single beam of light in the darkness.
Set to an emotional rock sound crafted by [Alexandros], it powerfully sings of hesitation, suffering, and the will to face forward.
Included on a single released in January 2013 and produced as a tie-in with Sapporo Beverage’s natural sparkling water “GEROLSTEINER,” the track brims with passion born from summer festival experiences.
With its driving rhythm and melody that makes full use of a wide vocal range, it’s sure to energize any school festival or karaoke session.
If two people sing it, you can split the high and low parts, so it’s also great to try with a friend.
Theory of the Mindful HeartRADWIMPS
RADWIMPS are just great performers and really cool.
“Yuushinron” starts off relatively calm, but when the chorus hits the tempo picks up and it gets really cool.
The melody is easy to follow, so I think it’s a relatively easy song to sing at karaoke.
Let me change the world.Sambomasutā
It’s a killer tune by Sambomaster.
I’d say it’s no exaggeration to claim this song made them famous.
The lyrics are easy to grasp and really hit home, of course, but when you hear the vocalist’s passion live, I think you really start to understand what makes Sambo great.
FMakishimamu Za Horumon
This song is inspired by Frieza from Dragon Ball and delivers a sharp critique of oppression and violence in the real world.
Blending intense loud rock with catchy pop melodies, it features a distinctive sound and was released in July 2008 as a double A-side single.
In 2015, the track influenced the original creator, Akira Toriyama, helping spark the production of the film Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection ‘F,’ in which it was also used as an insert song.
Fusing diverse musical styles such as funk, metal, and pop, this work combines overwhelming energy with a powerful message, making it a recommended pick for those who want to liven up school events or karaoke.
UnsizerONE OK ROCK
It’s a killer tune by the hugely popular rock band ONE OK ROCK.
Lately, One Ok have been active overseas and many of their songs incorporate Western music styles, but this track is relatively old and includes some Japanese, making it easier to sing at karaoke.