Western pop songs that junior high school students like. World-famous classics and popular songs.
Music knows no borders, right? From Phil Collins, a titan of American rock, to beloved Australian classics, and even URU, a J-pop artist popular with today’s middle schoolers.
We’ll take our time introducing a selection of masterpieces that move hearts around the world.
There are tear-jerking ballads and refreshing pop tunes.
You’re sure to find a song that resonates with your heart! Shall we experience the greatness of global music together?
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Pop songs that junior high students like: World classics and popular tracks (81–90)
Love On TopBeyoncé

Beyoncé, the global songstress who needs no introduction.
With many empowering songs that make you think, “She’s on women’s side!”, she has a huge female fan base.
This song, which she sings while thinking of someone special, combined with her sparkling smile and dancing in the music video, makes you want to dance and reminds you just how wonderful being in love is.
SometimesBritney Spears

Britney Spears is one of America’s leading pop divas.
She has grown from a cute girl at her debut into a mature, sexy woman, but many of her early songs sang about pure feelings of love, and this song also honestly expresses the emotions of being in love.
I Really Like YouCarly Rae Jepsen

Once you hear it, you’ll never forget it! Carly Rae Jepsen sings irresistibly catchy pop songs.
Among her love songs, the absolute cutest and most straightforwardly “I like you!” track is “I Really Like You.”
With Ur Love ft. Mike PosnerCher Lloyd

Cher Lloyd, born in the UK with the most adorable, wide-open eyes, is irresistibly cute.
After appearing on a talent audition show and making her official debut, Cher went on to debut in the United States as well, riding the wave of her popularity in Britain.
She sweetly sings that no other boys even catch her eye—she’s completely crazy about you.
Good Girls Go Bad ft. Leighton MeesterCobra Starship

Cobra Starship, a pop-punk band with an impactful name.
As you can tell from the title “Good Girls Go Bad,” it’s the kind of romance that seems like a no-no at first: a slightly bad boy talks a good girl into cutting loose with him.
But, you know, sometimes we can’t help being drawn to a bit of a bad boy.
Thinking Out LoudEd Sheeran

Before his debut, Ed Sheeran, a British artist with an unusual background, was homeless and made a living by performing over 300 live shows a year.
Thinking Out Loud is a calm and simple song, but it’s the sweetest love song.
Western songs loved by junior high school students: World classics and popular hits (91–100)
SledgehammerFifth Harmony

Fifth Harmony is a group of five stunning performers who can sing and dance, formed on an American audition show.
Their songs—blending cuteness, mature allure, and a cool vibe—rack up huge views on YouTube! This track overflows with the excitement and intense feelings for a love interest, just like the lyrics say: ‘If you touch my pulse, it’s pounding hard like a hammer.’


