Top Western Music Rankings Popular with People in Their 50s [By Generation]

VenusBananarama36rank/position

Bananarama – Venus (Tonight At The London Palladium)

A cover of the Dutch rock band Shocking Blue.

Among the many covers, this Bananarama version might be the one most people first heard.

At the height of the bubble era, it was played a lot in discos.

In this MV, like Buruzon Chiemi with B, there are lots of half-naked men surrounding the queen (Venus).

It’s a track you can enjoy without overthinking it.

Sugar Baby LoveThe Rubettes37rank/position

The Rubettes – Sugar Baby Love

“Sugar Baby Love” is a single released in 1974 by the British band The Rubettes.

The song is a doo-wop tune with an oldies vibe that became a worldwide hit.

It’s also very popular in Japan and is still frequently heard today in commercials and elsewhere.

Brimming with unbridled brightness and a sense of happiness, it also carries a distinctly summery feel.

I can’t be honestCHICAGO38rank/position

Chicago – Hard To Say I’m Sorry (Official Music Video)

Chicago, which was often played by request on wired broadcasting.

When I hear this song, it reminds me of the streets of Tokyo in the 80s.

I suppose that’s because stylish, urban songs were popular back then.

If you try singing it all the way through while reminiscing about those days, you might feel like you’ve time-traveled.

RoarKaty Perry39rank/position

Katy Perry – Roar

This is an uplifting anthem by Katy Perry, where catchy, melodic tracks create a high level of polish that matches her distinctive character and musicality.

It’s a song you’ll want to sing at karaoke—glamorous yet approachable for women in their 30s, and perfect for powering up the crowd.

Blank SpaceTaylor Swift40rank/position

Taylor Swift – Blank Space

This is a motivational song by Taylor Swift, approached with vocal skills that express both delicacy and power over a girlish acoustic sound.

With nuanced vocal work that also suits women in their 30s, it has a style that makes you want to sing it at karaoke.

Take It OffTaylor Swift41rank/position

Taylor Swift – Shake It Off

This is an uplifting song by the popular artist Taylor Swift, who delivers works that, while acoustic in sound, are powerful and full of exhilaration.

Its musical style is approachable for women in their 40s and inspires the urge to sing it at karaoke.

HelloAdele42rank/position

Adele – Hello (Official Music Video)

It’s a supportive song by Adele that builds an urban track with a stunning mood, featuring a deep vocal approach and an exceptionally smooth sound.

It’s powerful enough to make you want to sing it at karaoke, and it has a comfortable feel that resonates well with women in their 30s.