SHINee's Popular Song Rankings [2026]
The group name SHINee is said to have been inspired by the word “shine,” meaning “to shine or sparkle,” combined with the connective “-ee.” This time, we’re shining a spotlight on them.
We’ve listed their most-viewed popular songs in a ranking format.
Whether you’re a fan or new to them, be sure to check it out.
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SHINee’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (41–50)
ABOABSHINee50rank/position

This is a track included on the album “FIVE,” released in Japan in 2016.
It’s a rock-flavored, intense song.
In concerts, a flat stage rises up, and the performers make full use of installed chairs and poles.
It’s completely different from dancing on a flat surface, and the overwhelming performance is astonishing.
It was the most well-received song on the 2017 concert tour.
SHINee Popular Song Rankings [2026] (51–60)
AMIGOSHINee51rank/position

Starting with the sound of a heartbeat, the PV builds a sense of anticipation for what kind of song is about to begin.
The buoyant sound feels like boys who aren’t quite adults yet stretching to act a little more grown-up.
It’s a track whose image fits SHINee perfectly.
Boys Meet USHINee52rank/position

Brimming with a refreshing summer vibe, this song is packed with SHINee’s signature cuteness and warmth.
The lyrics, which sing of respect and admiration for women with diverse charms, are striking and sure to warm listeners’ hearts.
Released in August 2013, this track marked SHINee’s first summer song and created a big buzz, even topping the Oricon daily chart.
The music video shot in Okinawa is also captivating, making it a song you’ll want to listen to alongside your summer memories.
Perfect for a laid-back day by the seaside or as background music for a drive with friends.
Dazzling GirlSHINee53rank/position

It’s a song that makes me daydream that if it were a SHINee member, he’d treat me with care! Their expressions toward women are always gentle and wonderful.
Every time I listen, I find myself wishing I could meet a man who thinks of women that way.
Do Me RightSHINee54rank/position

This is a track from the album “FIVE,” released in Japan in 2016.
Its upbeat tempo lifts your spirits and makes you want to sing along.
When you’re feeling down, listening to it will encourage you and brighten your mood.
It’s also a song that lets you have a great time together with SHINee at concerts.
Don’t Call MeSHINee55rank/position

Overflowing with SHINee’s cool charm, “Don’t Call Me” is the title track of their 2021 album Don’t Call Me—their first in two and a half years—and a hip-hop-based dance number.
Bailey Sok, who also worked on Taemin’s “IDEA” and Red Velvet’s “Psycho,” took part in the choreography.
How cool is it… The swaying move with the lifted leg is particularly striking.
The blend of fluidity and powerful precision is beautiful, and the refined, quintessentially SHINee vibe will leave you feeling refreshed once you dance it through!
D×D×DSHINee56rank/position

This song was included on SHINee’s fourth Japanese album, released in January 2016.
With themes of freedom and liberation, it conveys the exhilaration and thrills felt on a nighttime dance floor.
Opening with the question, “What do you want to do tonight?”, it encourages stepping away from everyday life to enjoy a night of freedom.
It’s a track that showcases SHINee’s sophisticated pop sensibilities and their grasp of dance music.
The album sold 44,921 copies in its first week, topping the Oricon Weekly Album Ranking at No.
1.
As part of the promotion, a nationwide tour drew 350,000 attendees across 16 shows in 8 cities, pushing their cumulative concert attendance in Japan to over one million.


