[2026] A Collection of Popular Western Songs That Hype Up the After-Party [Karaoke]
What English-language songs do you all sing at karaoke to keep the after-party going? Many of you might know the chorus but worry about your pronunciation, or feel unsure which songs will get everyone hyped.
The truth is, there are plenty of Western hits with easy, memorable moves and classic anthems you can enjoy even if you’re not confident in English.
So this time, we’re introducing a mix of must-try songs for after-parties at all kinds of events, across every genre.
From the latest tracks trending on social media to timeless karaoke staples that have stayed popular for years, we’ve gathered them all—so find the English-language songs that suit you best!
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[2026] Popular Western Songs That Hype Up the After-Party [Karaoke] (31–40)
IgnoranceParamore
Paramore, a popular American emo rock band with a female vocalist, delivers a powerful track with “Ignorance,” where Hayley’s strong vocals soar over an intense rock sound.
It’s a song that really fires up the crowd—perfect for belting out with power and passion.
StuckStacie Orrico
This is one of Stacie Orrico’s signature works, which also took Japan by storm.
Its lyrics portray teen bittersweet romance and the worries that come with it in a relatable, down-to-earth way, resonating with audiences around the world and becoming a huge hit.
Catchy and melodious, this song sticks in your head after just one listen and you’ll find yourself humming along.
B.Y.O.B.System Of A Down
System Of A Down is an American hard rock band.
This song is particularly popular among their works and is a Grammy Award winner.
With its intense sound, striking vocals, and distinctive structure, it can be somewhat challenging to sing, but it’s a powerful track that can get even first-time listeners moving.
Shake it offTaylor Swift
It’s a smash hit by the wildly popular Taylor Swift.
When the song was released in 2014, it was even nominated for a Grammy, and it can be said that it propelled Taylor Swift to true top-star status.
In Japan, “Shake It Off” gained high recognition because it was used in a Tutor Try commercial, and its catchy, upbeat sound really gets people excited.
Let It BeThe Beatles
It’s a masterpiece by The Beatles, widely acclaimed as one of their finest songs.
Hugely popular in Japan as well, it continues to be loved and sung to this day.
With its instantly recognizable, catchy melody and memorable lyrics, it’s sure to liven up any after-party.
[2026] Popular Western Songs That Hype Up the After-Party [Karaoke] (41–50)
aonori (green laver seaweed)Buriifu & Torankusu
These two guys, a male duo known for putting out all sorts of delightfully goofy songs, have a track here with lyrics that are easy to follow and uniquely hilarious—sure to get everyone at the after-party roaring with laughter.
If you sing it at karaoke at the fastest tempo, it’s a number that will earn you not only laughs but admiration as well.
Guerrilla RadioRage Against The Machine
This is a signature song by the American rap-rock band Rage Against the Machine.
While the lyrics are provocative, carrying strong social messages such as political criticism, the track’s appeal has led to its frequent use as insert music in many TV programs in Japan.
The famously iconic guitar riff in the intro and the explosive, uplifting chorus make for an exhilarating climax.