[High School Students] Popular Western Music Rankings [By Generation]

BailandoEnrique Iglesias57rank/position

Enrique Iglesias – Bailando ft. Descemer Bueno, Gente De Zona

This is a single by Enrique from Spain.

Because his sweet, lingering voice suits ballads and love songs, he has released many tracks in that vein, but this time—as the title suggests—it’s a dance-friendly song that lifts your spirits.

It might also be good for brushing up on your Spanish.

His pronunciation isn’t too fast, making it an easy listen.

Blank SpaceTaylor Swift58rank/position

Taylor Swift – Blank Space

It’s said that one out of every four or five people around the world has listened to this song.

Since it’s included on the album that was reportedly the best-selling from 2014 to 2015, many of you have probably heard it.

It’s a track you should definitely keep in mind when listening to Western music.

It would also be a great choice for the first song to get everyone hyped.

Shake It OffTaylor Swift59rank/position

Taylor Swift – Shake It Off

The message conveyed by the lyrics is the strength to keep looking forward without being defeated by negative opinions.

Drawing from her own experiences, Taylor Swift sings in a way that closely resonates with listeners’ hearts.

Released in 2014, this song marked a turning point from country to pop and won over many people.

It is included on the album 1989 and reached No.

1 on the Billboard charts.

Its danceable rhythm and empowering lyrics are perfect for high school students.

It’s recommended for times when everyone wants to get excited together, such as at school festivals or club presentations.

Mi GenteJ Balvin, Willy William60rank/position

J Balvin, Willy William – Mi Gente (Official Video)

This is a collaborative work by J Balvin from Colombia and Willy William from France, blending exhilarating dance beats with energetic rhythms.

Skillfully weaving in elements of moombahton, reggaeton, and dancehall, the track sparked a global sensation the moment it was released in June 2017.

It was also featured in the popular Just Dance video game series, and the music video achieved 400 million views just 47 days after its release—an all-time record.

With its powerful sound and catchy melody line, it’s an ideal choice to add flair to dance performances at school sports days and athletic festivals.

BabyJustin Bieber ft. Ludacris61rank/position

Justin Bieber – Baby ft. Ludacris

A track released in 2010 by Canadian artist Justin Bieber.

It became a hit in countries around the world, reaching No.

1 on the charts in Scotland and France.

The music video, filmed at a bowling alley in Hollywood, became one of the most noteworthy music videos on YouTube in 2010.

We Don’t Talk AnymoreCharlie Puth feat. Selena Gomez62rank/position

Charlie Puth – We Don’t Talk Anymore (feat. Selena Gomez) [Official Video]

A collaboration between American singer Charlie Puth and Selena Gomez.

It was released as a digital download in 2016.

This pop track, characterized by tropical sounds, reached the Top 10 on charts in countries around the world.

CloserThe Chainsmokers63rank/position

The Chainsmokers – Closer (Lyric) ft. Halsey

The Chainsmokers’ hit song “Closer,” released in 2016.

If you’ve even dabbled a little in Western pop music, you’ve probably heard it.

The track does a great job of highlighting Halsey’s wistful vocals.

It’s a song that conveys the feelings of both a man and a woman after a breakup.

As the song approaches the end, Halsey’s vocals grow increasingly powerful—be sure to pay attention.

It may not have much of a sports day vibe, but it’s guaranteed to lift your spirits!

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