Western Music Ranking Popular with High School Girls [2026]

Die YoungKe$ha64rank/position

Ke$ha – Die Young (Official Video)

Speaking of songs you can clap along to and get hyped, how about this track by Kesha? The lyrics carry the meaning of “I don’t care if I die right here, right now!” but for summer high school baseball—players, cheer squads, and spectators alike—make sure to take proper heatstroke precautions and don’t push yourselves too hard.

We R Who We RKe$ha65rank/position

Ke$ha – We R Who We R (Official Video)

This song features Kesha’s distinctive electropop sound.

It’s an incredibly bright, poppy track that just makes you want to jump and dance as you listen.

The beginning is a bit fast, but the chorus uses easy-to-catch English, so even people who aren’t confident in English will find it easy to remember.

FR FRKeke Palmer66rank/position

Keke Palmer – FR FR (Official Music Video)

This is a charming track with a cute vocal and an upbeat groove.

Many listeners will relate to the lyrics, which capture a range of youthful struggles like love, friendship, and self-expression.

It’s a gentle, empathetic song that speaks to anyone feeling burned out by social media.

Released in May 2012, the track was included on Keke Palmer’s album “Big Boss,” her first in ten years.

Drawing on her experiences in the music industry, it’s a candid, down-to-earth piece.

It’s perfect for getting hyped with friends at karaoke or warming your heart when listening alone.

It resonates not only with those in the midst of their youth, but also with adults—an irresistibly appealing song that continues to strike a chord.

Bad RomanceLady Gaga67rank/position

Lady Gaga – Bad Romance (Official Music Video)

This is one of Lady Gaga’s signature songs, which captivated the world with its overwhelming presence and addictive melody.

Included on the 2009 EP “The Fame Monster,” it went on to achieve explosive popularity.

The lyrics delve into the complexities and darker sides of love, resonating deeply with listeners.

Lady Gaga’s powerful vocals pair perfectly with the catchy rhythm, revealing new charms every time you listen.

It’s a track I especially recommend to high school students.

It’s great fun to sing along with friends, and also rewarding to listen to alone while reflecting deeply.

Marry The NightLady Gaga68rank/position

Lady Gaga – Marry The Night (Official Music Video)

It’s a hidden gem by an American pop star who’s extremely well-known in Japan.

The song showcases her signature cool sound and is a real mood booster.

I think even on sleepy mornings it’ll get you grooving, so I recommend it to high school students.

BoomboxLaura Marano69rank/position

Laura Marano – Boombox (Official Music Video)

This is a 2016 release by American singer Laura Marano.

It’s a refreshing dance-pop song, and the hilarious music video where everyone ends up dancing is a must-see.

With a sexy voice and a cute appearance, Laura is a singer you should keep an eye on.

Black MagicLittle Mix70rank/position

Little Mix – Black Magic (Official Video)

A track that sings about women living with confidence.

It’s a pop track released in 2015 by the British girl group Little Mix.

The music video, in which the members portray teenagers, was directed by Director X and is partly made as an homage to the 1996 horror film The Craft.