April 1st, although not an official public holiday, is rightfully considered one of the most beloved holidays worldwide. People try to relax, have a little fun, and play pranks on their friends on this day. And of course, April Fool’s Day is the perfect occasion for a great, not-too-serious karaoke party.
We have prepared a selection of popular, time-tested global hits that are guaranteed to lift everyone’s spirits and become the perfect foundation for your April Fool’s playlist.
- Never Gonna Give You Up — Rick Astley
An April Fool’s party must start with a classic. The famous “rickroll” is not just a meme but also a great pop song with a recognizable rhythm. Guests will laugh from the very first synth notes.
- The Fox (What Does The Fox Say?) — Ylvis
Pure, concentrated absurdity. A song where you have to seriously reproduce strange fox sounds will make even the most serious people in the room cry with laughter.
- Tequila — The Champs
The perfect track for those who want to take the mic but know the value of every word and do not intend to waste them. You only have to say one word during the entire song, but you have to do it with flair!
- I’m Too Sexy — Right Said Fred
A great excuse to show off your charisma and sense of humor. You should sing this hit with highly exaggerated self-confidence, strutting around the room like it’s a catwalk.
- Barbie Girl — Aqua
An energetic hit from the 90s that never loses its relevance. It is best sung as a duet, splitting the roles of Ken and Barbie. Squeaky voices and plastic dances are strictly encouraged.
- All Star — Smash Mouth
The ultimate anthem of internet culture. This song ceased to be just the soundtrack to Shrek a long time ago and turned into a universal meme that the whole group will happily sing along to.
- Gangnam Style — PSY
Powerful dance beats, positivity, and lyrics that almost no one understands. Put this song on when guests are ready to hit the improvised dance floor and repeat the South Korean artist’s famous moves.
- Who Let The Dogs Out — Baha Men
The main question of the 2000s, which was never answered. The song requires minimal vocal skills but provides maximum interaction with the crowd, who must bark together during the chorus.
- You’re The One That I Want — John Travolta & Olivia Newton-John
One of the most popular karaoke songs in the world. To turn it into a comedy act, simply swap roles: let the guy diligently hit Olivia’s notes while the girl tries on John Travolta’s brutal image.
- Macarena — Los del Río
The very track where everyone knows the dance, but nobody knows the words. It is a great excuse to happily hum into the mic to Latin American rhythms while the other guests diligently synchronize their hand movements.
