Ado
Chant Guide
Watch the MV and cheer along with the lyrics as they light up
When a line lights up, it's time to cheer. Claps, calls and sing-alongs are marked for all 76 songs.
Start Here
These 6 songs cover every kind of chant
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FAQ
How do I practice with this site?
Pick a song and the MV plays together with the lyrics. Whenever a line lights up, that's where to cheer. The legend above the lyrics shows what each color means, and you can tap a line to jump to it.
First Ado concert: which songs should I practice first?
Start with the 6 songs under “Start Here”: Odo, FREEDOM, New Genesis, Gyakko, Ashura-chan and Usseewa. Together they cover claps, sing-alongs, calls, hand waves and jumps, so every other song will feel familiar.
Can I sing along at an Ado concert?
Yes, but only in the parts marked “Sing-along”, such as the English line at the start of each chorus in “Show”, or “Sayonara” in the chorus of “RuLe”. Leave everything else to Ado, and simply listen to songs marked “Just listen”.
What color should my penlight be?
Official penlights released since the HIBANA tour can be controlled by the venue, so they change color automatically when that's turned on.
If you switch colors yourself, the small dots next to each song title show the recommended color. For songs without one, use Ado's signature blue, or follow the MV and the screens at the venue.
Will this spoil the setlist?
No. Songs are listed in release order and have nothing to do with any show's setlist.
How does penlight sync work?
Click “Penlight Sync App” at the top right to download PenlightSync (Windows, macOS). Connect it to the official Ado penlight over Bluetooth, then turn on “Penlight sync” on a song page. Whatever song is playing, the penlight switches to that song's color.
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- The audience sings “Naitemo waratte mo aishite ne” at the start and the end of the B section
- In the first verse the audience answers “Shinpai nai ya”, then trades “Alright”, “Don't Mind” and “Nandai” with Ado
- The whole crowd sings every “Woah” in the chorus
- Jump on bars 3, 4, 7 and 8 of the interlude (based on concert footage)
- In the second verse, answer “Shimacchau desho” and “Honne no hitorigoto”, then shout “Naai” and “Nai naai” after Ado
- Clap along before the last chorus (from 2:37)
Lyrics & Chants
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“踊（Odo）” at a glance
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- Key chants
- The audience sings “Naitemo waratte mo aishite ne” at the start and the end of the B section; In the first verse the audience answers “Shinpai nai ya”, then trades “Alright”, “Don't Mind” and “Nandai” with Ado; The whole crowd sings every “Woah” in the chorus; Jump on bars 3, 4, 7 and 8 of the interlude (based on concert footage); In the second verse, answer “Shimacchau desho” and “Honne no hitorigoto”, then shout “Naai” and “Nai naai” after Ado; Clap along before the last chorus (from 2:37)
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- Hibana (2025) ↗ 心臓 (2024) ↗ Wish (2024) ↗ マーズ (2023) ↗ カムパネルラ (2022) ↗ 喜劇 (2022) ↗