Adele's Popular Song Rankings [2026]
Adele is known for her rich, powerful voice, and songs that make full use of her exceptional vocal ability are especially popular.
Here, we’ve ranked her hit songs in order of most to least plays.
Whether you’re a longtime fan or just getting to know Adele, be sure to check it out.
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Adele’s Popular Song Rankings [2026] (11–20)
Oh My GodAdele15rank/position

Adele is a British female singer-songwriter with a distinctive vocal style who’s active at the forefront of the music scene.
I think many people in Japan are familiar with her.
All of her songs are cool, but “Oh My God” in particular has an especially striking vibe.
Because her accent—known as Cockney—is quite strong, the pronunciation can be pretty challenging, but if you can master singing it, it’s a powerful song.
Why not give it a try?
Right As RainAdele16rank/position

Right As Rain is a medium-tempo, breezy track by the bluesy British songstress Adele, included on her album 19.
The lyrics portray a woman who’s exhausted from being strung along by a playboy and has decided she won’t let herself be manipulated anymore—she’s putting an end to a roller-coaster romance.
The song uses rain as a motif in the line, “Who wants to be right as rain?”—as if to say, “Who would willingly stand there in the rain?” It’s a memorable line that expresses the feelings of a woman who, even knowing the love is futile, keeps standing in the rain, waiting for him: a straightforward, unrequited love.
Delivered in Adele’s almost spit-out lament, her voice conveys the raw ache with striking realism.
RemedyAdele17rank/position

A British artist with captivating low vocals and powerful expressiveness, Adele rose to fame with hits like “Rolling in the Deep” and “Hello.” “Remedy,” included on her album 25, portrays deep love between two people.
Its message conveys continuing to love and support you no matter what.
It can even be heard as a song of encouragement from Adele to her fans.
It might be just right for when you’re feeling worn out.
Cold ShoulderAdele18rank/position

A 2008 single released by the British singer Adele.
The song portrays the feelings of a woman who realizes that the man she’s with no longer loves her.
Adele’s jazzy vocals and lyrics earned the track high praise from music critics.
He Won’t GoAdele19rank/position

This is a song by Adele, the British songstress known for her moving vocals and profound emotional expression.
The lyrics, which portray the courage to step into a new relationship while still being bound by a past love, truly resonate.
It’s included on the album “21,” released in January 2011, which became a massive hit, selling over 31 million copies worldwide.
Adele’s powerful vocals and emotional lyrics strike deeply at listeners’ hearts.
When you need the courage to take a new step or want to overcome a farewell with someone important, listening to this song will surely give you the strength to look forward.
Hometown Glory (High Contrast Remix)Adele20rank/position

A debut single released by Adele in 2007.
It became a hit in various European countries.
This version is a remix by High Contrast, an electronic music producer and DJ.
The track has also been remixed by Axwell.
Adele’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (21–30)
I Can’t Make You Love MeAdele21rank/position

Originally released as a track by Bonnie Raitt in 1991.
It was selected by Rolling Stone as one of “The 500 Greatest Songs of All Time.” It has been covered by many artists, including George Michael and Nancy Wilson, and Adele’s sorrow-filled vocal version was released in 2011.


