[University Students] Popular Western Music Rankings [By Generation]

Bloody Mary (TikTok Remix)Lady Gaga86rank/position

Lady Gaga – Bloody Mary (TikTok Remix | Speed Up) | Wednesday Dance Scene

Lady Gaga’s “Bloody Mary,” with its intriguingly eerie intro melody, really leaves an impression.

The song’s simple chorus repeats the phrase “dance, dance, dance,” making it easy for people who aren’t confident in English to get excited and join in.

Also, the “Bloody Mary (TikTok Remix),” which gained popularity on TikTok, is sped up just enough to work perfectly as a dance track—highly recommended.

It could be fun to hype the crowd with the original first, then switch to the remix version and ramp it up into a more intense dance!

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Yuuki

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No MoneyGalantis87rank/position

Galantis – No Money (Official Video)

A dance-pop track released in 2016 by the Swedish electronic music duo Galantis.

It samples Lyn Collins’s 1972 track “Think (About It).” The vocals are by Reece Bullimore, the teenage son of Andy Bullimore, a member of Beatbullyz.

Break My HeartDua Lipa88rank/position

Dua Lipa – Break My Heart (Official Video)

Dua Lipa is a British singer-songwriter and model.

She’s now gaining attention among young people around the world and has achieved notable success, including winning Best Pop Vocal Album at the annual music celebration, the Grammy Awards.

Her songs include not only pop, but also many tracks that incorporate dance and funk.

Break My Heart features a chic, danceable chorus that really stands out—it makes you want to move to the rhythm.

For a school sports day, how about trying a unique group gymnastics routine by adding dance elements, like building a pyramid?

Mask OffFUTURE89rank/position

Future – Mask Off (Official Music Video)

A track released in 2017 by the American rapper Future.

It sings about a lifestyle involving drugs and became a hit around the world.

It samples Carlton Williams’s 1976 track “Prison Song.”

I Don’t CareEd Sheeran & Justin Bieber90rank/position

Ed Sheeran & Justin Bieber – I Don’t Care [Official Music Video]

Ed Sheeran and Justin Bieber are globally popular artists, and they’re hugely popular among Japanese students as well.

Their dream collaboration is this track, “I Don’t Care.” It’s a breezy, fun dance tune that fits perfectly with the vibe of school sports days and athletic festivals.

Since it’s a stylish song, it can also create a chic atmosphere.

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Saitō Ayumu

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