Classic duet karaoke hits for men and women that get the crowd going! Easy-to-sing recommended songs
Singing duets at karaoke creates a sense of togetherness and turns into a great memory, doesn’t it? Still, it’s easy to get stuck choosing which song to sing.
In this article, we’ll introduce duet songs that are guaranteed to liven things up—from ones you can sing with a natural vibe to tracks that shine with tightly coordinated, advanced vocals.
Why not find the perfect song for your voice and enjoy trading lines with a wonderful blend? Let’s step into a world of beautiful harmonies spun by voices with distinct personalities.
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Upbeat Duet Songs (41–50)
Happy☆BoogieNakanō Yoshie, Sakai Yū, Shuri
Happy☆Boogie is a collaborative track by Yoshié Nakano, vocalist of EGO-WRAPPIN’, singer-songwriter Yu Sakai, and actor Shuri.
Created as the theme song for the NHK morning drama series Boogie Woogie, starring Shuri, the number stands out with its dazzling brass arrangements and ensemble.
The interweaving vocals of the three and the pop melody are enough to lift your spirits just by listening.
It’s a heartwarming pop tune you’ll definitely want to sing as a trio at karaoke.
WON’T BE LONGKouda Kumi/EXILE
A song by female singer Kumi Koda—praised for her powerful vocals and emotional resonance—and the dance & vocal group EXILE, who have secured unwavering popularity with their unrivaled high-level performances.
Since the original number was released by the Bubblegum Brothers in 1990 and became a major hit, it’s widely recognized across generations and always livens up karaoke.
Beyond its catchy melody, the off-beat rhythm is the key to this track, making it a duet song where you’ll want to lean into the groove when singing it at karaoke.
Tonight is Boogie BackKatō Miriya × Shimizu Shōta Feat SUHN
It takes a bit of courage to be the first one to start singing at karaoke, doesn’t it? You can’t help worrying that the first song might kill the vibe.
But if you sing this song, “Boogie Back Tonight,” you’re all set! It gives off a touch of ’80s flavor while still feeling totally current.
There’s no doubt the karaoke session will kick off with high energy!
Love SongKobayashi Sachiko & Umezawa Fumio
In the world of popular theater, actor Tomio Umezawa—renowned for the beauty of his onnagata roles and even dubbed the “Tamasaburo of downtown”—teams up with Sachiko Kobayashi, known online as the “Final Boss,” whose overwhelming vocal prowess has won fans among younger generations.
This duet song, featured in au’s hit commercial series ‘Santaro,’ became a hot topic for the duo’s perfectly synchronized vocals that hardly seem like a first-time collaboration between two veterans.
With such big-name performers, it’s guaranteed to get any crowd going at karaoke, no matter the generation.
I don’t want to get out of my futon.Uchikubi Gokumon Doukoukai
Up-tempo numbers are perfect for getting the crowd going at karaoke! “I Don’t Want to Get Out of Bed” is a catchy tune with comical lyrics, where the vocals change from part to part.
It’s included on Uchikubi Gokumon Doukoukai’s 2019 release Goku-Shi Jugo, and the music video featuring cute characters is a big draw.
The performance evokes hard rock, and the super-relatable lyrics will stick in your head after just one listen.
If you’re doing a duet, there are high and low parts plus a raspy voice, so sing in the style you’re best at!
The Path Where Beasts TreadShiina Ringo to Miyamoto Hiroji
An extraordinarily lavish collaborative number by Ringo Sheena and Hiroji Miyamoto, the vocalist of Elephant Kashimashi! Composed by Ringo Sheena as the theme song for “news zero.” The brilliant melody, befitting such a star-studded collaboration, draws you in more and more with every listen.
To capture Ringo Sheena’s signature bewitching allure and Hiroji Miyamoto’s distinctive rugged masculinity, it’s best to sing it as a male–female duet, just like the original.
When you perform, don’t be shy—immerse yourselves fully in the song’s world, and the cool factor will soar!
Love is ShowSuzuki Masayuki feat. Takagi Reni
Masayuki Suzuki, known for hits like “Iya, Sou Janai” and “Shibuya de 5-ji,” has a surefire duet crowd-pleaser in “Love is Show,” featuring Reni Takagi from Momoiro Clover Z.
The track weaves Suzuki’s funky vocals with Takagi’s cute tone, and doing an impression of the pair is likely to go over well with your audience.
Just note that Suzuki’s parts are trickier than they sound—especially the high notes—so it’s a good idea to practice thoroughly beforehand!
