My Singing Monsters Karaoke Monster Tier List
Opinion ranks for the confirmed cast. Paid Rares do not buy a higher letter.
This Monster tier list is a conversation, not a patch. My Singing Monsters Karaoke has no official power rankings. Steam did not ship difficulty-per-singer. We split the confirmed cast on three axes: how funny a miss looks, how readable the vowel is when you try to be clean, and how much celebrity noise surrounds the pick. If you want facts, use the launch roster. If you want this vibe chart, stay.
Fun S-tier (misses still look like a show)
PomPom lives here for motion. Community videos already treated the dance as the trailer. Sox lives here because early Steam comments called the singer a favorite without needing a thinkpiece. Entbrat lives here when you want the whole screen to shake. These three make a bad line feel directed.
Readable A-tier (practice Pitch Perfect here)
Mammott is the lab rat: boom-y, familiar, easy to hear when you drift. Toe Jammer slides with the body comedy but still reads as a single blob of pitch. Use this pair on official tracks before you touch scoring seriously.
Situational B-tier
Tweedle advertises your mistakes, which is great for comedy and annoying for a clean run. Furcorn is mascot gravity with a sample some players compared to Schmoochle. If that comparison delights you, promote Furcorn yourself. If it grates, leave the mascot in B and play Sox.
Celebrity lane
BBli$zard gets a private row. The sample is the point. The BBli$zard page covers bbno$. On a feel list, celebrity is not the same as readable. Rank the Legendary as S if you installed for the cameo, B if you wanted a simple vowel.
DLC faces
Rare Furcorn from Day One Pack is a free palette joke. Rare Pack singers, including the named Rare Mammott, Rare PomPom, and Rare Sox, inherit their base cousin’s row until we hear otherwise. They do not jump to S because they cost $1.99. See Rare Pack.
How to argue without pretending it is math
State your axis. “Sox is S for comfort” is a complete sentence. “Sox is objectively best” is not. Import charts do not change these rows; they change the music. If a zip makes every singer feel terrible, that is import, not a nerf.
Pair this list with song picks so you are not ranking voices on a clipped custom file. Pair it with How to Play if you have not finished an official track. Pair it with the review if you expected a competitive ladder.
Related hubs
Tier List Hub, Monsters Hub, Guides Hub, achievements if you still need to tour every face. We will reshuffle rows if BBB adds singers, not if a Discord poll of twelve people yells.
A weekend method that stays honest: play the same official track with four singers, write one adjective each, then place them. If your adjectives are all “funny,” you are ranking cartoons. If they are all “clear,” you are ranking practice tools. Mixing those axes in one letter grade is how fake S-tiers get written. Split the list in your notes even if this page keeps a single stack for skimming.
Imported charts should not reshuffle these rows overnight. A brutal zip can make Mammott feel unreadable and PomPom feel like a blur. That is the file. Put the zip in your broken folder via the chart import checklist and come back to official beds before you rewrite the wiki in your head.
If BBB adds a ninth base singer, they enter as unranked until we hear the sample. Placeholder S-tiers for wishlist names are how this page would rot.
Your S-tier is allowed to be whoever made you laugh at 1 a.m. That is the only ranking system this client earned.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common questions.
Is this an official tier list?
No. Steam publishes no singer ranks. These letters are community feel on fun, readability, and novelty.
Who is best for beginners?
Mammott or Sox if you want to hear drift. PomPom if you want the cartoon to carry a messy first song.
Do Rares outrank commons?
Not on this list. They are extra faces on the same ribbon.
Will you add Wubbox?
When BBB ships Wubbox in Karaoke. Wishlist species are not rows.