The 36 best karaoke songs to totally have the scene

You do not know which track to claim when it is your turn to hold the microphone? Try some of these songs.


Few group activities are better than a noisy karaoke evening with your friends, with everyone in turn singing their hearts , preferably while enjoying snacks and perhaps one or two drinks. The only delicate part is to look through the giant song book Or scroll after page of digital codes and try to decide what you need to sing the next time it is your turn on the microphone.

There are general basic rules that any good karaoke singer should follow. Do not choose a song too long. "American Pie" is a great track, but everyone really wants to hear you and you alone cover Don McLean For almost 10 minutes? Likewise, you should keep an eye on the atmosphere. Jumping from genre to genre while each revelers sing the song they have chosen is part of the pleasure of karaoke, but if your friends go up high after a bunch of optimistic pop songs, may not choose a depressing desire for the next track . Stay in pop music. It's about reading the room.

But, as long as you follow certain common sense guidelines, it is difficult to make too much mistake with a performance of karaoke, as long as your heart is inside. However, decide exactly what to choose can be difficult, so in this spirit, here are 36 fantastic songs that will be infantile successes during your next Karaoke experience. There are pop songs, classic rock hymns, hip-hop pieces and even some dazzling disco numbers in the mix. We have also divided suggestions into four categories, but do not let these categories dictate your choices too much. The most important thing about karaoke is to have a good time.

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The best karaoke songs for bad singers

The best thing about karaoke is also the worst thing about karaoke: everyone must climb up up there and take a turn at the microphone, whether or not a good singer. Fortunately, half of the trick is to be a confident singer - talent is secondary with regard to a pleasant performance. Despite this, some songs lend themselves to being sung by pitch efforts during a karaoke night. Here are some songs that almost anyone can run.

1
"I will be (500 miles)" by the proclamers

This 1988 piece is a classic of karaoke, and it is not so difficult to cover, largely because the Scottish duo behind the song makes more a fun song than they sing complex melodies. This is the kind of song that we proclaim rather than sing. (Hey! This is the name of the group!) It's really easy and fun to become a little weird with "I'm going to be" when you play it during a night of karaoke, especially during the "da-da DA (da-da da da) "chorus.

2
"Short skirt / long jacket" by cake

"Short Jirt / Long Jacket" is another song that lends itself to being sung by singers of any level of talent because the lyrics, where the leader of the cake John McCrea Place what he is looking for in a dream girl, are almost spoken. It is difficult to obtain a short "short" jacket while you are committed to an intense but silly song of Gake.

3
"Sweet Caroline" by Neil Diamond

There are parts of the classic rock of Neil Diamond from 1969 which require a real song. But, the strongest argument for "Sweet Caroline" is that the chances are that it will not matter. The song has become dry omnipresent during sporting events And marriages that it would seem almost bad if a bunch of people do not stop the words and did not shout "Ba Ba" while being wildly, happily out of the key.

"Sweet Caroline" is the type of song where it is sure to bet that all the errors you make will be covered by the volume of everyone singing. It is a favorite of the crowd for a reason.

4
"Bohemian Rhapsody" by the Queen

"Bohemian Rhapsody" is another song which, as originally sung by Freddie Mercury , is complex. However, it is so known and present so many different styles in itself that you would have trouble spoiling it too much by singing it during a karaoke night. You just have to throw yourself in enthusiasm, savoring the games where you can be a little silly, like singing "he is just a poor boy from a poor family".

5
"I want to dance with someone (who loves me)" by Whitney Houston

Whitney Houston was an extremely talented singer, but her 1987 song is a classic so infectiously exuberant that you don't need to have her pipes until you can clear a fraction of frantic joy behind "I want to dance with someone (who love me). "

6
"Summer of '69" by Bryan Adams

Sometimes the key to covering a song for karaoke at night when you are not a good singer is to get around any attempt to show non -existent musical chops and rather try to embody a personality. Bryan Adams' 1985 The song "Summer of '69" is an excellent excuse to put an energy heap to be an exaggerated version of a classic rock icon. Really go for that - the enthusiasm goes a long way.

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7
"Psycho Killer" by speaking the heads

There is an intentionally stilted way to talk about the leader of the chefs David byrne Delivery when he sings "Psycho Killer", and that detached, Harting Affect makes 1977 easier to cover the night of karaoke. As with many slyly easy karaoke songs, it is more an impression than a musical performance.

8
"Just a friend" by Biz Markie

If we are honest, Biz Markie , the deceased and great prince of hip-hop, does not do exactly a "good" work singing in his 1989 song "Just a Friend". It bursts when it forces the phrase "oh baby youuuuu ... you have what I neeeeeeeddd", which means that you should not care if your own voice cracks. AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

9
"Tequila" by the champions

This is a karaoke tip that will work exactly one (1) time with any group of friends, and it is an old gag, at least someone in your group will have seen it before . But the complete lyrics of the song "Tequila" in the 1958 fields are made up three times in the word "tequila". That's it. This is the whole song. Note that if you choose to sing "Tequila" for the night of the karaoke, you must make sure that you absolutely nail these three "tequilas". These are the only words - you cannot come late for them.

Best Karaoke songs for men

The choice of karaoke songs should never be limited by the genre. Karaoke concerns as much reinvention as to faithfully cover emblematic songs (if not more), therefore a song of gender exchange karaoke should be considered an opportunity. That said, some songs naturally lend themselves to be covered by guys. Here are some of the best songs of karaoke for men.

10
"Purple Rain" by Prince

Person - Nobodie - does not have the boastful that Prince had at its peak, but the funny part of the karaoke is that you can claim that we do it. If you choose to sing your 1987 walking ballad, you might think about seriously changing your own name to a symbol.

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11
"Sympathy for the devil" by the Rolling Stones

One of the best games of "Sympathy for the Devil", a 1968 stones album cup Beggar banquet , this is how diabolically (pun) that he builds. There is an entire narrative arc in the way the delivery of the words pass from timid to ardent and boastful, and if you think you have movements like jagger, there is a good chance that you can take your audience of karaoke On a sacred journey.

12
"Pour a little sugar over me" by Def Leppard

Release your interior god from the 80s by selecting "Pour a sugar on me", Def Leppard's song in 1987, the next time it is your turn to Karaoke Night. The chorus of this track is an unstitical, and it lends itself well to be surrounded while friends encourage you.

13
"Margaritaville" by Jimmy Buffett

So many popular karaoke songs are high energy. Even the essential ballads tend to be electric walks. Why not cut things with one or two relaxing notches and waste in Margaritaville by choosing to cover Jimmy Buffett 1977 Tropical Soft-Rock Classic? (It's an even better choice if the karaoke bar serves margaritas, of course.)

14
"Stay alive" by the bee gees

You need a confident man with a confident (and high) voice to approach The bee gees' Hit Séminal Disco. It is mandatory to make your best impression of John Travolta In Saturday night fever While doing "Stayin 'Alive". Simply singing the 1977 piece is not enough.

15
"Ring of Fire" by Johnny Cash

Short and sweet, Johnny Cash's "Ring of Fire" is an excellent choice to show your baritone pipes. The man in the recording of Black in 1963 of the song was the greatest success of his career, and it will also be a success during your next Karaoke evening.

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16
"Mr. Brightside" by the killers

The first single of the killer, released in 2004, could well be the perfect Karaoke song (although it is certainly a little more difficult to sing than a lot of Wannabe would hope). With an emblematic refrain and an incredibly strong opening ("comin 'out of my cage and I did very well"), "Mr. Brightscide" is a must -have of Karaoke for a reason.

17
"Monster" by Kanye West, ft. Jay-Z, Rick Ross, Bon Iver and Nicki Minaj

Of all the Kanye West Songs that could be chosen for a karaoke night, "Monster", from the album My beautiful, twisted black fantasy , could be the best because it is the one that has the most opportunities for the participation of the crowd and it is aimed at a lot of different styles. Ye's verse is daring and boasts, Jay-Z's The verse is cheesy and silly, and Niki Minaj The verse is fire. (Yes, this song is in the section for "Best Karaoke Songs for Men", but this verse is too good not to shout.)

Best Karaoke songs for women

Again, there is nothing wrong with a blanket exchanged for the karaoke, but there are songs that lend themselves more naturally to a singer.

18
"Dancing Queen" by Abba

Discover all the luxuriant joys of Europop to its best by singing the 1976 disco song from Abba. It is a choice that will not have your friends to say "Mamma Mia, it left." (Although, thinking about it, it is also a fairly good choice of karaoke.)

19
"I will survive" by Gloria Gaynor

In addition to being a classic and powerful disco hymn, Gloria Gaynor's 1978 The success "I will survive" also follows the feelings of being a little nervous to go on stage and play it for a night of karaoke. At first, you may be afraid - you are petrified. But, then the music begins and you will realize that you will make more than survive while proudly singing the lyrics. You will be prospered.

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20
"Love story" by Taylor Swift

Transform the karaoke machine into your own personal tour of eras singing "Love Story", the main single of Taylor Swift Second album, Intrepid . Your mileage may vary on the fact that it is its best single, but give or take some 1989 Cups, it is probably the one best suited to a cry of a cry during an exuberant karaoke session. "Baby just say yes!"

21
"Since you left" by Kelly Clarkson

Is "from you 'you be aut" an almost perfect pop song? Yes. Can you sing it better than Kelly Clarkson done in 2004? Well, probably not, but that does not mean that you will not give up the house if you decide to cover this classic for 00 years during your next karaoke night.

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22
"Party in the United States" by Miley Cyrus

It was a close call between "Wrecking Ball" or this 2009 banger like Miley Cyrus Representation on this list, but the first really culminates with its powerful chorus, while "Party in the United States" has a big chorus And Lots of fun thumbnails on the "lap leap jump" and refer to other great artists. You just have to sing this song to transform a medium karaoke evening into a celebration (in the United States).

23
"Downtown" by Petula Clark

Petula Clark Blood The final version of "Downtown" in 1964, but the beauty of this often covered song is that its meaning can completely change depending on the way the singer delivers the lyrics. Does he go to the city center, where "you can forget all your problems", a wonderful escape or a sad illusion? Depending on the day you spent before the karaoke, the way you sing will really decide what it really is.

24
"These boots are made for Walkin '" by Nancy Sinatra

Ideally, you would wear boots when you go up to the stage to cover Nancy Sinatra 1965 Classic, but whatever your shoe, as long as you give off confidence when you sing.

25
"Rolling in the Deep" by Adele

Choose to sing a song by Adele Take a certain amount of pride, because the pipes of the English singer are famous. Choosing "Rolling in the Deep", its 2001 song, because your selection of karaoke challenges yourself, and if you respect the mission, it will be an unforgettable karaoke night.

26
"Let it go" by Idina Menzel

It is difficult to be wrong with a Disney song. Yes, it's a childish return, but everyone knows them, and everyone (who has a heart) loves them. "Let go", the show number of Frozen , is one of the most impressive Disney songs of recent memory, and it also works as an autonomous song better than some other large Disney songs. You can sing "Let It Go" and make people of the song appreciate; If you sing "friend like me", people will think Alladdin . Not that there is a problem with this, but "Let it go" is better in a Karaoke reading list.

27
"A thousand miles" by Vanessa Carlton

Everyone has your karaoke group will lose your head before you even sing a note when Vanessa Carlton Starts to tickle the ivories on the opening riff of the iconic piano of "Mille Milles".

(This song is also an excellent choice if you want a choice of someone else from "I Gonna Be (500 miles)", which we saw earlier on this list. It is twice as much kilometers! ))

Best Karaoke songs from the 90s

Here are some karaoke songs that children from the 90s will remember - and everyone will love it. Take advantage of returns to the last days of 20th century halcyon with these songs which are all this and a bag of chips.

28
"I want it like that" by Backstreet boys

Unless you have four friends, you can perfectly harmonize while you are up there on the karaoke scene, Backstreet original boys will probably have the advantage over you. But, if you really put your heart there, the crowd will go crazy anyway. They will think that Backstreet is the back. (GOOD!)

29
"Wannabe" by the Spice Girls

"Wannabe", the success of Spice Girls from 1996, is a fantastic karaoke song, especially if you can bring your friends to sing it with you. You will just have to decide between you who is Frightening , who is Sports spices , And so on.

30
"... Baby once again" by Britney Spears

Britney Spears' First single made her a mega-star, and it will do the same for you if you crush "... Baby more" up there behind the microphone. For additional points, try to imitate as many Spears movements from the emblematic clip as possible when you are up there.

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31
"Genie in A Bottle" by Christina Aguilera

A lot of things happen Christina Aguilera Breakout single in a way that is so much in the 90s, which means that any ambitious singer will have many opportunities to put small frills on "Genie in a Bottle". (Gen-Zers could also know this song of Dove Cameron 2016 popular coverage What she did for The descendants .)

32
"Wonderwall" by Oasis

Although perhaps better known as a song that a guy with a guitar will start to play around any joy fire, the 1995 Oasis "Wonderwall" single is also a classic of karaoke. If you nail the memorable opening lyrics - "Today is going to be the day they go to you" - then you are going to be in great shape for the rest of the performance.

33
"All Star" by Smash Mouth

The big blow of Smash Mouth has been made even more famous (or sadly famous, your mileage can vary) by its use in Shrek , and the key to getting it out of the park comes down to the quantity of yourself that you throw in the delivery of "someone told me once ..." While the song starts. Do not forget: everything that shines is gold, and only the shooting stars break the mold.

34
"Barbie Girl" by Aqua

Love and respect Margot Robbie And Greta Gerwig , Barbie was a pop sensation in the 90s before she was the biggest film in 2023. "Barbie Girl" is an incredible chance to have fun behind the micro karaoke - especially if you invite a friend or two to Support you in singing for the party "Come on Barbie let's go" to abstain.

35
"Mambo n ° 5 (a little ...)" by Lou Bega

"Mambo No. 5" is a perfect karaoke song, because having the lyrics up there on the screen frees you from memorizing all the different women of Lou Bega. (For the record: Monica, Erica, Rita, Tina, Sandra, Mary and Jessica.) In addition to being a classic from the 90s, "Mambo No. 5" is not particularly difficult to sing, which makes it a Decent choice for the vocally and shy challenge.

36
"You will be there" by Michael Jackson

There are other most famous songs of the King of Pop which would be successes to any Karaoke evening, but if you go for an return to the 90s, it is fundamentally impossible to beat "Will You Seyt There" , also known as "the Save Willy Theme song. "Choose it and look at everyone with whom you suddenly donated to this adorable shoulder while you become crazy with all the little vocal of MJ flourishes and Tics.


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