[Teens] Popular Western Music Rankings [By Generation]

Can’t Feel My FaceThe Weeknd61rank/position

The Weeknd – Can’t Feel My Face (Official Video)

Among his many works, this might be one of the more singable songs.

Since it was quite a hit, you may have heard it a few times.

Because several of the same phrases are repeated often, if you prepare well beforehand, you can definitely pull off what seems like a difficult song and sing it impressively.

HappyPharrell Williams62rank/position

Pharrell Williams – Happy (Official Video)

It’s a song that was popular in Japan too, so the sound feels very familiar and I highly recommend it.

If you sing this, you’ll definitely feel super pop and happy.

I’d love for everyone to clap along to the beat and the music together!

Sign of the TimesHarry Styles63rank/position

Harry Styles – Sign of the Times (Official Video)

The way the song grows more grand as it progresses makes it perfect to listen to while gazing up at the clear blue autumn sky.

It’s a track by the British singer Harry Styles, also known as a member of One Direction.

It was included on his 2017 album “Harry Styles.” Many women are sure to love his powerful vocals.

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MirrorsJustin Timberlake64rank/position

Justin Timberlake – Mirrors (Official Video)

This love song by Justin Timberlake features a grand, expansive sound style and a clubber-like artist persona that together create a smooth, cool track.

Its exquisitely karaoke-friendly melody is easy for teenage boys to connect with, and its sophisticated production elevates the mood.

I Feel It Coming ft. Daft PunkThe Weeknd65rank/position

The Weeknd – I Feel It Coming ft. Daft Punk (Official Video)

This is a single by The Weeknd, an R&B singer from Canada.

The song was played at the Grammy Awards, drawing attention, and its music video garnered nearly 30 million views in less than two weeks after its release.

It’s a must-know track for young listeners.