[High School Students] Popular Western Music Rankings [By Generation]
We’re excited to present the latest top 100 ranking of Western music songs popular among high school students, listed in order of most views! You’ll find many well-known hits from TV and radio, making it perfect for newcomers to Western music.
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High School Students: Popular Western Music Rankings by Generation (1–10)
DynamiteBTS6rank/position

This track, brimming with dynamic disco-pop energy, vividly colors any sports day.
Released in August 2020 by the seven-member South Korean group BTS, this English-language song modernizes 1970s disco, featuring a sprightly guitar riff and a celebratory horn section.
Created with the intention of bringing hope and vitality to people around the world, it achieved the remarkable feat of debuting at No.
1 on the Billboard Hot 100.
Its music video—showcasing colorful, high-energy performances—surpassed 100 million views within 24 hours.
With a powerful, uplifting atmosphere that blends naturally into any moment—entrance marches, breaks between events, or award ceremonies—it’s a perfect fit for every scene of a sports day.
MemoriesMaroon 57rank/position

Maroon 5 is an American band that has gained worldwide popularity with its wide-ranging musicality and catchy lyrics.
From upbeat tracks that get you moving to heart-wrenching ballads, they can do it all—but the song we’re introducing this time is so sad you’ll want to have a handkerchief ready.
“Memories” is a masterpiece created as a requiem when their longtime manager passed away.
While death may not feel very close to most high school students, parting ways with friends is inevitable for seniors preparing to graduate.
If you’re in your final year, be sure to give it a listen.
GirlfriendAvril Lavigne8rank/position

Set to an exhilarating pop-punk sound, this track captures the straightforward emotions born from a one-sided crush.
Released in February 2007 by Canadian artist Avril Lavigne, it showcases her quintessential powerful vocals and energetic performance that captivated music fans around the world.
As the lead single from the album “The Best Damn Thing,” it topped the Billboard Hot 100 and has achieved over 7.3 million in global sales.
It’s a perfect pick for school festivals and cultural events, instantly lifting the mood of the venue.
Beloved by many at parties and dance events as well, this vibrant song continues to energize crowds everywhere.
Shout Out to My ExLittle Mix9rank/position

This is a positive party song by Little Mix, a British four-member girl group known for singing and dancing.
The summery music video is also a highlight.
With handclaps and shout-along parts, it’s perfect as a cheer song.
I think it will help energize the summer high school baseball season.
I Want It That WayBackstreet Boys10rank/position

A track released in 1999 by the Backstreet Boys.
It was produced by Swedish songwriters Max Martin and Andreas Carlsson, who also worked on hit songs for NSYNC, Britney Spears, and Celine Dion.
It was used in the 1999 film “Drive Me Crazy.”


