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Barrage of words! The best fast-talking songs. Shocking, high-speed rapid-fire tracks.

How many fast-paced songs can you think of?

There seem to be a lot, but surprisingly, it’s not easy to come up with them on the spot.

In this article, we’ve picked out a variety of tongue-twisting tracks—from ones you might be able to sing with some effort to songs so difficult you’ll think, “No way!”

We’ll introduce plenty, including J-POP hits that shake up the scene, Vocaloid songs, and rap tracks where, despite the ultra-high speed, you can clearly catch every word.

The lyrics are full of phrases that seem like they’ll trip you up, which makes them fun—and you’ll definitely want to give them a try.

Use this as a reference to expand your karaoke repertoire!

Piling on! The best rapid-fire songs. Shocking, high-speed fast-talking tracks (51–60)

CarnivalKetsumeishi

Carnival is a fun, upbeat track with a samba-like rhythm that’s quintessentially Ketsumeishi.

Released as a single in 2007, it seems to be widely used by professional baseball players as a song to pump themselves up.

Its fast, wave-riding flow and driving beat are cool and exciting! With rapid-fire delivery that lets you feel the joy of the rhythm, it’s perfect not only for hyping up live shows but also for creating a fun, everyone-together vibe at karaoke.

The melody is easy to sing, making it a top recommendation for anyone who wants to try a fast-paced vocal style!

FIRE feat. ZeebraDEXPISTOLS

Zeebra, the king of the hip-hop scene.

He competed in the 2022 MC battle tournament BATTLE SUMMIT, and with freestyle skills that showed no signs of fading, he once again earned massive props.

The track where you can savor his rapid-fire rap is FIRE feat.

Zeebra.

It’s a collaboration with the electro unit DEXPISTOLS, and its flow, which carries an old-school vibe, is striking.

Compared to today’s rap it isn’t extremely fast, but it’s a must-listen if you want to see a new side of Zeebra.

Helpless HoeMARIA

Recently, more skilled female rappers like Chanmina and Ciber Rui have been emerging.

These days, in terms of pure skill it’s Ciber Rui, and in terms of popularity it’s Chanmina who could be called the queens of female hip-hop, right? Before they came onto the scene, MARIA was renowned as the queen.

A track where you can savor her rapid-fire flow is “Helpless Hoe.” From the very first verse, the fast-paced rap energy hits hard.

27CLUB feat. LEXkZm

kZm – 27CLUB feat. LEX (Prod. SIL V3 R 100 & Chaki Zulu)
27CLUB feat. LEXkZm

Former kiLLa member and current YENTOWN member kZm is known for his hardcore style, and the dark world he creates consistently draws attention in the scene.

Here’s “27CLUB feat.

LEX,” a collaboration between kZm and LEX, one of the most talked-about rappers in today’s hip-hop scene.

kZm’s verse is pretty fast, but LEX’s rapid-fire verse is especially impressive—definitely give it a listen.

I’m in ChargeTOKONA-X

TOKONA-X, the legendary rapper who represents Nagoya.

He passed away at the young age of 26, but the classic tracks and stories he left behind are still talked about today.

In the early 2000s, many Japanese rappers favored a mainstream style of laid-back flows with straightforward rhymes.

In contrast, TOKONA-X showcased double-time rapping on certain tracks.

Among his works, the one I especially recommend is “I’m in Charge.” With its insanely fiery vibes, a flow considered difficult even by today’s standards, and impeccably crafted rhymes, it’s not just about the speed—across the board, this might well be one of the best entries in Japanese hip-hop.