[For Beginners] Recommended Songs That Are Easy for Beginners to Perform Wotagei

Dreaming 15-year-oldSumairēji

S/mileage 'Yume Miru 15-sai' (Music Video)

S/mileage’s major-label debut captures the summer romances of 15-year-old girls, filled with gentle vocals and bittersweet feelings.

Eurobeat-style synths blend with a kayōkyoku-inspired melody, tenderly expressing the fluttery first loves unique to adolescence.

Depicting a girl’s heart swaying between idealized scenes—summer festivals, fireworks, seaside dates—and reality, the song was produced by Hello! Project’s renowned producer Tsunku♂.

Upon its May 2010 release, it reached No.

5 on the Oricon charts and went on to win the Best New Artist Award at the 52nd Japan Record Awards.

It’s a perfect track for those who want to relive the sweet-and-sour memories of youth or empathize with a down-to-earth teenage girl’s feelings of love.

Ashura-chanAdo

[Ashura-chan/Ado] Tried doing wotagei using moves even beginners can do! [Yukino] #shorts #Ashura-chan #Ado

Packed with vibrant energy, “Ashura-chan” is a song whose choreography even beginners at wotagei can enjoy.

It features an explosive, high-powered horn section and a structure that makes clapping and call-and-response easy to follow with the rhythm.

Ado’s powerful vocals burst forth throughout, captivating listeners.

It’s a perfect pick for fostering a sense of unity at events and parties, and a high-tension track that boosts your motivation to dance!

Maximum reachSEKAI NO OWARI

[Peak Reach] Tried Wotagei to SEKAI NO OWARI! [ONE PIECE] [Weird Squid] #shorts

Characterized by resonant melodies and powerful lyrics, “Highest Altitude” is a song that inspires listeners with courage.

Depicting the pursuit of dreams, it features a rhythmic beat that even beginners in wotagei will find easy to take on.

Its strong, message-driven composition captivates audiences and is perfect for elevating any event.

From school festivals to weddings, it will add vibrant color to performances in a variety of settings.

It’s a highly recommended track for anyone looking to start wotagei.

lemonYonezu Kenshi

[NGR] Kenshi Yonezu 'Lemon' [Wotagei]

The perfect song for performing wotagei at a wedding reception or a company farewell party is “Lemon.” It was released in 2018 by Kenshi Yonezu, a musician who also works as the Vocaloid producer Hachi.

Its slowly unfolding tempo suits dramatic moments perfectly.

Using yellow penlights that evoke “lemon” is also recommended to create a sense of unity.

Keep snappy, well-defined movements in mind, and deliver a dynamic performance that peaks with the chorus.

How about presenting heartfelt wotagei to make an emotional moment even more moving?

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DynamiteBTS

[BTS] Dynamite – Tried expressing it with Wotagei [JKz]

If you’re a beginner at wotagei, you probably want a bit of impact beyond just showing your moves, right? In terms of impactful song choice, BTS’s “Dynamite” might be a perfect pick.

Released digitally in 2020, it’s a BTS single sung entirely in English that became a hot topic around the world.

Thanks to its high recognition, it could be well-suited for performing wotagei at weddings or in front of audiences spanning a wide range of ages.

Combining dance with wotagei—dancing while doing wotagei—also looks really cool!

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