Ariana Grande Popular Song Rankings [2026]

For GoodCynthia Erivo & Ariana Grande22rank/position

For Good

From a much-talked-about film adaptation of a globally beloved musical, we present a moving, heart-stirring ballad.

It’s a dream collaboration between powerhouse performer Cynthia Erivo—recipient of numerous honors including Tony and Grammy Awards—and pop icon Ariana Grande, a leading figure in today’s music scene.

The song powerfully captures how their lives changed by meeting each other, expressing gratitude and the bittersweet pain of parting, resulting in a sweeping number that deeply resonates with listeners.

Featured as an in-film song from the movie “Wicked: For Good,” released in November 2025, it serves as a pivotal final track on the album “Wicked: For Good – The Soundtrack.” Give it a listen when you want to convey thanks to a dear friend or spend a warm, heartfelt moment.

Santa, Can’t You Hear MeKelly Clarkson & Ariana Grande23rank/position

Kelly Clarkson & Ariana Grande – Santa, Can’t You Hear Me (from When Christmas Comes Around on NBC)

The collaboration between Kelly Clarkson and Ariana Grande arrived as a dazzling Christmas song.

It’s included on Clarkson’s 2021 album “When Christmas Comes Around…” and was released in October.

The track is characterized by an upbeat, catchy tempo woven together by their powerful vocals.

Centered on wishes to Santa Claus, the lyrics express a yearning for love and the presence of someone special—longing for something that truly fills the heart rather than iconic Christmas trappings.

Sparked by their time together on The Voice, this collaboration also reflects the mutual respect between the two artists.

It’s the perfect song to get everyone hyped at Christmas parties and year-end events.

Be AlrightAriana Grande24rank/position

Ariana Grande – Be Alright

Ariana Grande, who enjoys immense popularity among the younger generation.

I’m sure many kids want to try singing her songs.

This track, which encourages you by saying “It’ll be okay,” might be easy to take on.

It’s included on the album Dangerous Woman.

Baby I(feat. Taro Hakase)Ariana Grande25rank/position

GO-GO Tamagotchi! ED2 Baby I feat. Taro Hakase / Ariana Grande

This is a track by Ariana Grande, a singer from the United States, that turns the indescribable flutter of the very moment love begins into sound.

It was used as the ending theme for the anime GO-GO Tamagotchi!.

The song is characterized by a buoyant beat reminiscent of ’90s R&B, with Ariana’s piercing high tones shining brightly.

It captures that sweet-and-sour exhilaration when your feelings overflow and you can’t put them into words—just listening makes your heart skip.

This special Japan-only version features violinist Taro Hakase, whose gorgeous tone colors the piece even more dramatically.

The original was released in 2013, and this version can be found on the Japanese edition of the 2014 album My Everything.

Its happy sound is exactly the kind that “gets you hyped.”

ghostinAriana Grande26rank/position

Ariana Grande – ghostin (Official Audio)

It’s a dreamy track, with Ariana Grande’s vocals wrapped in the fluffy, floating timbre of a synthesizer.

The song’s content is about her ex-boyfriend who has passed away, and it matches this mood perfectly.

The lyrics are quite heavy, but it has the finest gravitas as a ballad.

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Murakami Shinpei

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AdoreCashmere Cat ft. Ariana Grande27rank/position

Cashmere Cat – Adore (Audio) ft. Ariana Grande

A collaboration between Norwegian DJ and producer Cashmere Cat and American singer Ariana Grande.

It samples Masters at Work’s 1991 track “The Ha Dance (Pumpin’ Dubb).” Featuring breakbeats and falsetto vocals, the track became a hit in countries including the United States and Belgium.

Bang BangJessie J ft. Ariana Grande, Nicki Minaj28rank/position

Jessie J – Bang Bang ft. Ariana Grande, Nicki Minaj

This song is known for having its music video covered by the five-member new unit “Royal Flush” led by Chiemi Blouson.

The original music video is cool, but when I think about the cover, I can’t help but laugh.

The idea of covering not the song itself, but the entire music video, is interesting, isn’t it? It feels like it could become a new trend.

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Hirakawa Masako (Bōkarisuto: Sakata Mizumako)

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