学校で爆笑を誘う一発ギャグ。クラスの人気者になれるネタ集
There are times during recess or after school when you just want to change the vibe a little, right? In those moments, having a quick one-liner you can whip out can instantly brighten up the atmosphere in your class! But many people might be wondering, “I don’t know what kind of jokes will land…” That’s why this article introduces a wide variety of one-shot gags you can use at school.
From simple phrase-based jokes and physical bits to song-based material, it’s packed with ideas you can enjoy with your friends.
Find your favorites and make your school life even more fun!
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定番・有名一発ギャグまとめ（11〜20）
Go ahead, please.ダチョウ倶楽部
It’s one of the signature gags of the comedy trio Dachou Club, who have many gags.
When something nobody wants to do—like a punishment game—appears, one person boldly volunteers first, then others follow suit.
Pushed along by the group’s momentum, at the moment the last person volunteers, everyone yields the turn to that person—That’s the punchline.
The key to making it exciting is having three or more people to create the flow: the one who leads, the ones who follow, and the one who ends up having to do it.
Expressions and reactions are crucial too—like reluctantly volunteering or getting mad when it’s foisted on you.
PPAPピコ太郎
There was even a time when, if you asked comedians, “Who’s the funniest comedian right now?” almost all of them would answer, “Kosaka Daimao!” That very Kosaka Daimao made a timeless comeback as Piko-Taro.
His PPAP bit sparked a worldwide craze.
Skillfully linking the words pen, apple, and pineapple to a catchy rhythm and crafting an addictive melody that makes you think, “I want to sing it too!”—that’s classic Kosaka.
Since so many people know it, singing it together in class would definitely get everyone hyped.
Just be careful not to get so excited that the teacher scolds you!
La la la lai藤崎マーケット
This is “La La La Rai Exercise” by the comedy duo Fujisaki Market, often called pioneers of rhythm-based comedy.
It’s a long-loved gag, so people of all ages—from children to adults—can enjoy it, which explains its popularity.
From the dance choreography to the pacing of the lines, you could say it’s an almost perfect gag.
tsukkomi (the ‘straight man’ retort in Japanese comedy)霜降り明星 粗品
Shimofuri Myojo have become a hot topic through M-1 and R-1, and you can see them everywhere—commercials, variety shows, and more.
The tsukkomi specialist, Soshina, really leaves an impression, doesn’t he? With his distinctive pose and raspy voice, his sharp retorts are guaranteed to land.
Strictly speaking, he’s a tsukkomi, so it’s different from a one-shot gag, but turning that on its head and delivering a joke using Soshina’s tsukkomi pose and voice could be pretty funny, too.
Kai~no風間寛平
It’s great to perform a joke everyone knows, right? So I’d like to introduce Kanpei Hazama’s signature gag, “Kaii-no.” The way to do it is very simple: rub your butt against something nearby while repeating “kaii-no.” It’s easier to get if you watch the original, but try tightening your throat a little and saying it in a cute voice.
By the way, this gag is simple and highly versatile, so you can slip it in during conversation transitions and the like.
That doesn’t matter!小島よしお
A gag by comedian Yoshio Kojima.
Right after telling a negative story, he dances and says, “Sonna no kankei nee!” (“That doesn’t matter!”).
His signature phrase “Oppapii” is catchy, too.
For “Sonna no kankei nee!” go all out with big, powerful movements, and for “Oppapii” keep it loose—adding that contrast in tempo will hype up the crowd even more!
定番・有名一発ギャグまとめ（21〜30）
It doesn’t matter.月亭方正
In the variety show Downtown no Gaki no Tsukai ya Arahende!!, during the segment “Gaki no Tsukai Court,” the gag by Hōsei Tsukitei—‘It’s got nothing to do with it’—was put on trial for its legitimacy.
The case centered on claims that this gag closely resembled another, but once the lid was lifted, it turned out the idea had actually been pulled from two different bits.
If you ever find yourself suspected of something in a conversation with friends, why not bust out this one-shot gag and turn it into a laugh? Just be careful—if the other person is serious, it might put a crack in your friendship.
