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What is your 5 best songs!?
We make lists of songs to sing and get excited when we come up with a good new one. From now on, I want to let you know the 5 best songs to enjoy with everyone.

Here are the 5 best songs to sing at karaoke:

1. Livin’ on a Prayer by Bon Jovi
There’s really something about this song that inspires the audience to sing (or shout) along with the person on the karaoke stage.

Aside from the intense connection people feel to what the singer is talking about, the high notes throughout the song’s entirety challenge the vocal cords of any wannabe singing sensation.

2. Baby One More Time by Britney Spears
Although a great number of people hate Britney’s guts, there are even more individuals who admire her for what she used to appear like – pure, innocent, and fresh – with a touch of naughty.

Even as Britney’s star slipped a few notches, this particular song of hers has held on to a spot on the list of the most popular karaoke songs.
No one really knows the exact reason behind this, but maybe it could be attributed to the ladies’ desire to be perceived as innocent and sensually provocative creatures at the same time.

3. Billie Jean by Michael Jackson – No one can pass up the chance to sing an MJ song in front of appreciative spectators. He was such a big presence in the music industry, and even in the afterlife, he continues to reign as the King of Pop.

4. Lady Gaga – Bad Romance – See, this isn’t my fave Gaga song, Just Dance or Poker Face are better than this, but this one is the most fun in a karaoke situation. Song climax @ 3:27 when it goes from “walk, walk fashion baby, work it move that bitch carazy” until the end of the song. (WANT YOUR BAD ROMANCE).

5. It’s My Life by Bon Jovi
The message of the piece, along with its catchy tune, is responsible for the fame of this Bon Jovi song. Who can’t relate to wanting to live life as he desires and not by the dictate of others?
Who doesn’t want to live life to the fullest despite all the challenges he’s faced with? There are few songs out there that can compare to this song’s allure to karaoke singers.
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The new music video features choreography based around 2009 K-pop hit “Abracadabra” by Brown Eyed Girls

The music video for “Gentleman,” released Saturday morning (April 13), follows a similar style to “Gangnam” and its much-loved antics.

“Gentleman” has an added sexual twist. Despite the new single being titled “Gentleman” the video showcases the K-pop king being anything but. He’s pulling chairs out from beneath beautiful women, making little kids cry and attempting to pull off sunbathing girls’ tops. That is, until popular and sexy K-pop singer Ga In shows up in a body-hugging football outfit. Now, the tables are turned on PSY who is having chairs pulled out from underneath him.

Ga In is a member of popular K-pop girl group Brown Eyed Girls who also has her own successful solo career–her single “Bloom” peaked at No. 2 on the K-Pop Hot 100 in October and latest single “Brunch” just debuted at No. 36 this week. She is PSY’s new co-star a la HyunA (a member of girl group 4minute and solo star herself) in “Gangnam Style.”

The subtle hip-shaking choreography featured throughout “Gentleman” is actually homage to her group’s mammoth 2009 hit “Abracadabra.” The single helped usher in a wave of electro-pop to Korea with its slick production, vocal-distorting effects topped off with a sugary sweet catchy hook. PSY had previously teased that Koreans knew the main dance move of the video very well and “Abracadabra” has stood the test of time as a major hit in the ever-changing K-pop culture.

Will it break the view count for “Gangnam Style”? Several months will need to go by prove that, but with over 50,000 attending his concert in Korea tonight and around 150,000 watching via a YouTube stream, there’s definitely no lack of hype for PSY’s new single.

From Billboard

The music story

www.karaokemusicstory.com

The new music video features choreography based around 2009 K-pop hit “Abracadabra” by Brown Eyed Girls

The music video for “Gentleman,” released Saturday morning (April 13), follows a similar style to “Gangnam” and its much-loved antics.

“Gentleman” has an added sexual twist. Despite the new single being titled “Gentleman” the video showcases the K-pop king being anything but. He’s pulling chairs out from beneath beautiful women, making little kids cry and attempting to pull off sunbathing girls’ tops. That is, until popular and sexy K-pop singer Ga In shows up in a body-hugging football outfit. Now, the tables are turned on PSY who is having chairs pulled out from underneath him.

Ga In is a member of popular K-pop girl group Brown Eyed Girls who also has her own successful solo career–her single “Bloom” peaked at No. 2 on the K-Pop Hot 100 in October and latest single “Brunch” just debuted at No. 36 this week. She is PSY’s new co-star a la HyunA (a member of girl group 4minute and solo star herself) in “Gangnam Style.”

The subtle hip-shaking choreography featured throughout “Gentleman” is actually homage to her group’s mammoth 2009 hit “Abracadabra.” The single helped usher in a wave of electro-pop to Korea with its slick production, vocal-distorting effects topped off with a sugary sweet catchy hook. PSY had previously teased that Koreans knew the main dance move of the video very well and “Abracadabra” has stood the test of time as a major hit in the ever-changing K-pop culture.

Will it break the view count for “Gangnam Style”? Several months will need to go by prove that, but with over 50,000 attending his concert in Korea tonight and around 150,000 watching via a YouTube stream, there’s definitely no lack of hype for PSY’s new single.

From Billboard

The music story

www.karaokemusicstory.com

The new music video features choreography based around 2009 K-pop hit “Abracadabra” by Brown Eyed Girls

The music video for “Gentleman,” released Saturday morning (April 13), follows a similar style to “Gangnam” and its much-loved antics.

“Gentleman” has an added sexual twist. Despite the new single being titled “Gentleman” the video showcases the K-pop king being anything but. He’s pulling chairs out from beneath beautiful women, making little kids cry and attempting to pull off sunbathing girls’ tops. That is, until popular and sexy K-pop singer Ga In shows up in a body-hugging football outfit. Now, the tables are turned on PSY who is having chairs pulled out from underneath him.

Ga In is a member of popular K-pop girl group Brown Eyed Girls who also has her own successful solo career–her single “Bloom” peaked at No. 2 on the K-Pop Hot 100 in October and latest single “Brunch” just debuted at No. 36 this week. She is PSY’s new co-star a la HyunA (a member of girl group 4minute and solo star herself) in “Gangnam Style.”

The subtle hip-shaking choreography featured throughout “Gentleman” is actually homage to her group’s mammoth 2009 hit “Abracadabra.” The single helped usher in a wave of electro-pop to Korea with its slick production, vocal-distorting effects topped off with a sugary sweet catchy hook. PSY had previously teased that Koreans knew the main dance move of the video very well and “Abracadabra” has stood the test of time as a major hit in the ever-changing K-pop culture.

Will it break the view count for “Gangnam Style”? Several months will need to go by prove that, but with over 50,000 attending his concert in Korea tonight and around 150,000 watching via a YouTube stream, there’s definitely no lack of hype for PSY’s new single.

From Billboard

The music story

www.karaokemusicstory.com