Western Music Artists Popular with Teens: Ranking [2026]
Japan’s music market is often said to be Galapagosized compared to other countries.
However, a certain number of Western songs do make it onto the charts.
This time, we’ll present a ranking of Western artists popular among trend-savvy teens.
So, what kind of results did we get?
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Top Western Music Artists Popular Among Teens [2026] (21–30)
Hey BrotherAvicii22rank/position

It has nothing but elements that make you want to dance to the sound.
As you can see from the lyric video, it’s a song you can sing with clear, distinct pronunciation, one word at a time, so I think it’s easy to try.
There are also many instrumental sections, so there’s plenty of time for everyone to get hyped together with friends.
I Want It That WayBackstreet Boys23rank/position

The song “I Want It That Way,” a hit by the popular American male group Backstreet Boys, was released in 1999.
It’s a timeless track loved around the world.
This poignant ballad really tugs at the heartstrings.
Its melody is easy for women to sing as well, making it a great song to perform at karaoke for friends and others to enjoy.
I Got YouBebe Rexha24rank/position

The rhythm is relatively slow, making it easy to sing.
I also recommend it because not only the melody but the English itself is simple.
Even in the chorus, there aren’t any fast, tongue-twisting lines; the catchy lyrics are repeated, so it’s easy for listeners to get hyped up.
Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)Beyoncé25rank/position

This is the song that won the Grammy Awards for Song of the Year (one of the major categories), Best R&B Song, and Best Female R&B Vocal Performance.
It was included on the album “I Am… Sasha Fierce” and reached No.
1 in the United States.
The music video, which focuses on Beyoncé’s dance, became a social phenomenon.
Don’t Worry Be HappyBobby McFerrin26rank/position

A feel-good anthem by Bobby McFerrin that you’ll want to sing at karaoke, featuring a refined, gentle vocal approach and whistling that highlight a fresh pop sensibility.
Its style is approachable for teenage boys while achieving a polished finish that exudes a calm, adult atmosphere.
Baby One More TimeBritney Spears27rank/position

Britney Spears’s debut single, “…Baby One More Time,” released in 1998, is one of her signature hits.
It’s the quintessential pop song—a dance track you’ll want to listen to over and over.
The tempo is easy to sing along to, and the music video’s school theme makes it a perfect fit for teens.
FeelsCalvin Harris28rank/position

The PV’s vibe is pure summer—I felt like I could experience summer just by watching it.
The rhythm is unique, and the song has an addictive quality that makes you want to listen to it under summer palm trees.
I also really like the style where the woman and man sing alternately.


