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Dance/popular songs ranking for the school cultural festival

We’ll introduce dance performances and popular songs for school festivals in a ranking format!

School festivals bring together a wide range of people—not just students, but also families, friends, and local community members.

Among the highlights are dance performances held as stage events, which really get the crowd going.

In this article, we’ve put together recommended dances and popular songs that will hype up your school festival!

They’re displayed by popularity, so you can quickly see which songs are well-known and trending.

If you’re thinking, “I want to dance at the school festival,” or “I want to know the most exciting popular songs,” be sure to make use of this!

Dance at school festivals: Popular song rankings (81–90)

You don’t listen to rock.aimyon85rank/position

Aimyon – You Don’t Listen to Rock [OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO]
You don't listen to rock.aimyon

A youthful, bittersweet song that portrays the tender feelings between two people with different musical tastes.

Aimyon’s unique worldview and melodic sensibility blend beautifully, gently wrapping the desire to bridge the distance through the music you love.

Released by Warner Music Japan in August 2017, this track’s simple yet resonant sound strikes a chord with listeners, becoming a massive hit with over 300 million streams.

Perform it on a school festival stage, and it’s sure to move the audience as well.

It’s a perfect song for creating memories of your youth.

POKÉDANCEHonda Yuki86rank/position

[Official] Pokémon Day Commemoration! An animated music video “POKÉDANCE” where partner Pokémon from across the generations break into dance
POKÉDANCEHonda Yuki

This lively track by Yuki Honda, where the world of Pokémon and music come together, is an energetic song that puts friendship and fun front and center.

In the animated music video created by nine different animators, fan-favorite Pokémon from across generations break into dynamic, spirited dance routines.

Just watching it will make your body start to move.

Released in celebration of Pokémon Day on February 27, 2024, the piece is packed with catchy charm that will make any Pokémon fan want to get up and dance.

It’s also a perfect fit as a theme song for cultural or school festivals.

If everyone gets into character as Pokémon and dances together, you’re sure to make unforgettable memories!

Critical HitRADWIMPS87rank/position

RADWIMPS – A Masterstroke [Official Music Video]
Critical HitRADWIMPS

A rock tune that captures the mindset of a challenger aiming for a dramatic comeback—like hitting a go-ahead grand slam in extra innings.

Featured on RADWIMPS’ December 2013 album “X to O to Tsumi to,” the song stands out for its meticulously woven lyrics portraying the inner conflict between the socially recognized success of getting a job and the ideals one truly wants to pursue.

Its energetic alternative rock sound and Yojiro Noda’s moving vocals underscore the importance of staying true to your own heart.

It’s a perfect track for uniting with friends who are chasing their dreams at a school festival.

Mela!Ryokushokushakai88rank/position

Ryokuoushoku Shakai 'Mela!' Music Video / Ryokuoushoku Shakai – Mela!
Mela!Ryokushokushakai

It’s a coming-of-age anthem packed with a burning desire to become a hero.

Born from a pure wish to help the precious friends right in front of you, the song vividly portrays the protagonist’s feelings as they overcome doubt and inner conflict, believe in themselves, and take a step forward.

Included on the June 2020 album “SINGALONG,” it became a signature song for Ryokuoushoku Shakai.

In 2023, it turned into a massive hit, surpassing 300 million streams.

It’s the perfect track for school and culture festivals, giving you the courage to carve out your own story while holding onto your brightest memories.

Fighting (Feat. Lee Young Ji)BSS (SEVENTEEN)89rank/position

[Choreography Video] 부석순 (SEVENTEEN) – ‘파이팅 해야지 (Feat. 이영지)’
Fighting (Feat. Lee Young Ji)BSS (SEVENTEEN)

For those who want to put on a performance that energizes the audience, “Fighting (Feat.

Lee Young Ji)” is also a great pick.

This song is a collaboration between the boy group BSS (SEVENTEEN) and rapper Lee Young Ji.

Its lyrics cheer on people who are doing their best in their everyday lives.

The choreography matches the theme, evoking cheerleading.

It also features moves—like high-fives—that are only possible when performing with friends, which is another highlight.

ClickME:I90rank/position

ME:I (Mee Ai) ⊹ ‘Click’ Official MV
ClickME:I

ME:I’s song features a hopeful, uplifting message and a catchy, pop-infused sound.

It sings about overcoming everyday anxieties and the importance of walking forward together.

All 11 members deliver tightly synchronized choreography, and the music video—depicting a journey across time—has also generated buzz.

Digitally released in March 2024, it sparked a huge reaction, surpassing 2.6 million views in just 21 hours.

Let’s all dance together and create wonderful memories!

Dance at School Festival: Popular Song Rankings (91–100)

Friendswacci91rank/position

wacci 'Friends' Short Ver.
Friendswacci

This warm, gently drawn song about everyday life with friends is a single released by wacci in March 2020.

It was selected as the opening theme for the TV anime “Uchi Tama?! Have you seen my Tama?” and was written and composed by guitarist Keiji Muranaka.

The lyrics shine a light on the small, ordinary moments of each day and the unchanging routines, carefully weaving bonds with friends and brimming with a kindness that resonates in the heart.

The melody is lively and pleasant, striking a perfect balance with the slightly bittersweet lyrics to create a superb track.

It also works wonderfully as a theme song for school or cultural festivals—an uplifting, heartwarming anthem that colors a page of youth spent with friends.