SEVENTEEN Popular Song Rankings [2026]

April showerSEVENTEEN43rank/position

[SPECIAL VIDEO] SEVENTEEN(세븐틴) – ‘April shower’ Live Clip

A medium-tempo track included on the mini album “FML,” which at the time broke the all-time first-week sales record in K-pop.

It perfectly suits the spring season, with a buoyant rhythm that puts a spring in your step.

The chorus in particular is irresistibly singable.

Even in moments that seem shadowed at first glance, it becomes a source that blooms beautifully.

It’s a warm song that makes you feel that way.

Beyond the song itself, the members’ calm, gentle expressions in the special video are absolutely wonderful, so please enjoy it together with that as well.

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HealingSEVENTEEN44rank/position

[M/V] SEVENTEEN(세븐틴) – 힐링(Healing)

Here’s a song I’d love to recommend for those living through busy days: “Healing”! Loved for their heartfelt sincerity and stylish performances, SEVENTEEN released it in 2016, and it was included in the repackaged album of “Love & Letter.” With vacation-like vibes and a message that says, “It’s important to take proper breaks too,” their down-to-earth words really resonate.

Even when you feel like running away, hearing SEVENTEEN’s “You’ve worked hard” will lift your spirits.

It’s the perfect companion for summer trips or whenever you’re tired—a song that feels like a trusty friend by your side.

You’ll also be soothed by SEVENTEEN’s warm, close-knit bond!

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바람개비SEVENTEEN(세븐틴) _ SVT VOCAL TEAM45rank/position

[MV] SEVENTEEN(세븐틴) _ SVT VOCAL TEAM – ‘바람개비’

Known affectionately as “Sebuchi,” SEVENTEEN has an enormous fanbase in Japan.

Among them, Woozi—whose petite build is one of his charms—created the song “바람개비” inspired by a dream he had.

Incidentally, the title means “windmill” in Japanese.

Listening to the song while imagining the story of it coming from a dream and the gentle turning of a windmill gives you the feeling of being wrapped in a magical winter scene.

Also pay attention to the distinctive vocal parts by Jeonghan, Joshua, DK, and Seungkwan, in addition to Woozi!

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Come to meSEVENTEEN46rank/position

나에게로 와

Let me introduce “Come to me,” a Latin-flavored track that’s irresistibly catchy.

It’s one of the songs included on the mini album “YOU MAKE MY DAY.” The title means something like “Come to me.” Throughout the song, the phrase from the title is repeated as it portrays a straightforward, earnest love.

Although all the lyrics are in Korean, the repeated phrases make it easy to memorize.

It also seems perfect as an entry point for those who haven’t sung many Korean songs before.

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Campfire (캠프파이어)SEVENTEEN47rank/position

Campfire (캠프파이어)

“Campfire (캠프파이어),” included on SEVENTEEN’s second album TEEN, AGE, is a fan favorite.

The song is a masterpiece that likens the memories made together—gathered in a circle—to a campfire.

Ranging from a beautiful melodic section to a punchy rap part, it’s a highly polished ballad that’s perfect for graduation season.

As a moving ballad, it pairs wonderfully with their track “울고 싶지 않아 (Don’t Wanna Cry)”—be sure to listen to them together!

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HappinessSEVENTEEN48rank/position

[MMF2016] SEVENTEEN – Happiness(original by. H.O.T), 세븐틴 – 행복, MBC Music Festival 20161231

When it comes to the boy group that expanded the Korean idol scene, it’s H.O.T from SM Entertainment—spelled H.O.T and read as “H O T.” They’re the idols’ idols, and many people were inspired to become idols after seeing them.

SEVENTEEN is singing a song by these legendary seniors.

It’s a heartwarming song that makes you feel happy just by listening, with lyrics like promising a precious woman who brings happiness, “Let’s be together for life.”

HugSEVENTEEN49rank/position

Hug

Hug is perfect for when you want to comfort someone who’s worn out.

It’s a track included on the mini-album You Made My Dawn.

The lyrics gently stay by the side of someone who’s tired and give them a subtle push forward—its message is sure to bring a lump to your throat.

Although the song is entirely in Korean, its slow tempo makes it easy to sing along, which is another reason to recommend it.

Start by carefully checking the pronunciation.

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