67 Funny Karaoke Songs

45. “Welcome To the Internet” by Bo Burnham

Song Year: 2021

A Netflix darling and cult-status comedian, Burnham has put out a plethora of witty material that lends itself well to karaoke. This one moves fast, so be ready to watch the screen carefully unless you have the lyrics memorized.

46. “Ghostbusters” by Ray Parker, Jr.

Song Year: 1984

It doesn’t have to be Halloween for you to break this one out at karaoke. The title song from the classic ‘80s movie brings its own brand of funny, including a brass riff and an irresistible beat that your friends can’t help but dance to.

47. “Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go” by Wham

Song Year: 1984

Bouncy, carefree, and lighthearted, George Michael and Andrew Ridgeley entertained millions with this smash hit. Play up the ‘80s silliness for the best effect (including era-appropriate clothing and dance moves).

48. “Love Will Keep Us Together” by Captain and Tennille

Song Year: 1975

The aesthetic of this song lends itself to humor without even being over the top. That iconic bassline could be anything – tuba, synth, or some kind of winds and brass. Whatever it is, it combines sound effects and a jaunty rhythm to make a cute and silly song choice.

49. “Working For the Weekend” by Loverboy

Song Year: 1981

The irony here is apparent: no one is working because they’re all at the karaoke bar. But you can lean into this ultra-80s tune and really play up the showmanship, even throwing in some air guitar on that solo in the middle. The bold vocals are begging for you to steal the show.

50. “Rasputin” by Boney M.

Song Year: 1978

The weird blend of disco, funk, and pop reflects the global mishmash of Boney M’s band. It’s your decision whether you want to attempt his Russian-influenced dancing onstage at the bar.

51. “What A Man” by Linda Lydell

Song Year: 1968

This tune makes a great karaoke choice whether you have a partner to sing it to or not. If you prefer a hipper version with rap verses, try the early-90s version of “Whatta Man” by Salt-n-Pepa and En Vogue. Either way, it’ll be a hit.

52. “Come On Eileen” by Dexy’s Midnight Runner

Song Year: 1982

One of the ‘80s’ quirkiest tunes, “Come On Eileen” has a little bit of everything. Fiddle, piano, and wind licks add to the instrumental texture, while the Irish nonsense vocals are just plain silly. Do this one alone or with your tipsy friend.

53. “The Song That Goes Like This” by Christopher Sieber and Sara Ramirez

Song Year: 2005

This number from the award-winning Broadway musical Spamalot is delightfully meta and full of self-referential humor. Entice a partner to be your onstage protagonist, and let the Monty Python silliness erupt.

54. “I Can’t Dance” by Genesis

Song Year: 1991

Groovy and catchy, this rare pop hit from progressive-rock band Genesis is a dorky celebration of dorky guys. Match them by busting out some terrible dance moves of your own, or just sing and don’t move at all for equally funny results.

55. “That’s What I Like” by Bruno Mars

Song Year: 2016

The humor in this song isn’t the music itself but because Mars’ creativity and showmanship are impressive. But when you get on the mic and try to match his suave demeanor, it’s sure to get a laugh out of your pals.