[Anime Songs] Anime tracks recommended for men in their 30s to sing at karaoke

Brave Chivalry, Youthful AnthemALI PROJECT

ALI PROJECT “Brave Heroic Youth Anthem” Music Video

This is the ending theme song of Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion.

Many ALI PROJECT songs are in a high key and can be difficult for men to sing, but this one is relatively lower, making it easier for male singers.

Daydream caféPetit Rabbit’s

[Petit Rabbit’s] “Daydream Café” MV -short ver.- (TV anime “Is the Order a Rabbit?” opening theme)

It’s the opening theme song of “Is the Order a Rabbit?”—originally a very cute song sung by women—so it can feel quite off when a man sings it.

But if you sing it during solo karaoke as a palate cleanser or when you want a bit of comfort, your heart is sure to go pyon-pyon with joy.

B-District Task Force SOXSOX

PV 1 for 'A Boring World Where the Concept of Dirty Jokes Doesn’t Exist'

This is the opening theme song with terrible lyrics from the lewd anime “Shimoneta: A Boring World Where the Concept of Dirty Jokes Doesn’t Exist.” Even with close friends, you’d probably hesitate to belt it out at karaoke.

The ending song, “Inner Urge” sung by Sumire Uesaka, is just as outrageous, making both the OP and ED feel like a challenge that says, “Sing it out loud if you dare!” It’s a relatively new anime, but you won’t have the guts to sing it unless you’re at least in your thirties.

Baka, go home.milktub

Baka Go Home

This is the ending theme of season 1 of Baka and Test: Summon the Beasts, performed by Bamboo (Mr.

Takeuchi) and his band milktub.

In line with the band’s policy, it’s a “fast, goofy, and cool” track, and since it doesn’t require much vocal skill, if you fully embrace the silliness when you sing it, you can really get into the groove.

Everyone's peaceAfromania

Minna no Peace [FULL] Midi Transcription

This is the ending theme song of Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann.

When you think of Gurren Lagann, ‘Sorairo Days’ comes to mind—it’s famous and a great song—but I chose this one because it has a slightly rougher feel and is easier for men to sing.

Friends of the same generation who were obsessed with Gurren Lagann will surely appreciate it.

Maze has arrived!MAZE (Rieka Yazawa, Chiaki Omigawa, Aoi Yuki, Ryoko Shiraishi)

"Maze has arrived!" TV-size music video (For real!?)

It’s an in-show song from the anime “And Yet the Town Moves,” with gag lyrics and a fun, quirky style that makes it perfect for getting laughs.

Surprisingly, it takes a lot of stamina to sing, and performing the full song burns quite a few calories.

The shouts and call-and-response parts might be the reason why.