This article aimed to study techniques in using the language to create titles of the episodes of YA HA WA NA SON Program. Data were collected from 100 titles of the episodes of YA HA WA NA SON Program that is broadcasted from Friday, May 3, 2019, to Sunday, December 15, 2019, through the webpage Nanake555.

      The results revealed that there were seven categories of language uses in titling each episode of YA HA WA NA SON Program. Firstly, Rhyming; four titles contain consonant rhyming, and 38 titles contain vowel rhyming, making Rhyming accounted for 42 percent of all the titles studied. Secondly, Repetition; six titles using repetition technique, which equals to 6 percent of all the titles studied. Thirdly, Homonym; two titles or 2 percent of all samples contain this technique. Fourthly, Doublet; four titles use doublets for meaning while five titles use doublets for sound. They both take up for 9 percent of all the samples studied. Fifth, Foreign words; five episodes were titled using foreign words, which accounted for 5 percent of all the examples. Sixth, Idiomatic expression; three titles or 3 percent use both the original idiomatic expressions and newly created idiomatic expressions. Lastly, Colloquial word; 11 titles or 11 percent of the total samples use colloquial words. It was found that most episodes of YA HA WA NA SON Program used the Rhyming technique to create titles. The reason is that this technique could give a title that was easy to remember as well as more attractive for the audience to follow since they felt familiar with the titles that were well understood in daily life.