[20s] Popular Western Music Rankings [By Generation]

Sweet but PsychoAva Max85rank/position

Ava Max – Sweet but Psycho [Official Music Video]

Ava Max burst onto the scene in 2018 and quickly became a new-generation pop star popular around the world.

In Japan, she’s gaining popularity especially among high school and university students, and her songs are also big hits at karaoke.

“Sweet but Psycho” is one of her signature tracks, so if you’re thinking of singing Western music at karaoke, be sure to have this one ready.

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Price Tag ft. B.o.BJessie J86rank/position

Jessie J – Price Tag ft. B.o.B

A track with hip-hop elements and a laid-back groove.

This slow-tempo song can’t be sung on momentum, so it’s actually challenging in some ways.

However, since the rhythm is basically steady, once you can sing the first verse, you should be able to make it to the end with ease.

Only Girl (In The World)Rihanna87rank/position

Rihanna – Only Girl (In The World)

A Eurodance track released in 2010 by singer-songwriter Rihanna, produced with the involvement of the Norwegian production team Stargate.

It topped charts around the world and won a Grammy Award.

Blurred LinesRobin Thicke88rank/position

Robin Thicke – Blurred Lines ft. T.I., Pharrell

This is a summer classic by Robin Thicke, whose danceable vocal work and the track’s laid-back vibe create a uniquely atmospheric feel.

It carries a kind of power that turns the heat into a sense of refreshment, making it a recommended choice from an artist well-known among men in their twenties.

PayphoneMaroon 589rank/position

Maroon 5 – Payphone ft. Wiz Khalifa (Explicit) (Official Music Video)

If you get to know a woman in her 20s or 30s from Europe or the U.S.

and end up going on a karaoke date, you’ll be fine and make a good impression as long as you’ve got Maroon 5 covered.

It’s also great because their songs are easy for beginners to sing, and it’s sure to get the crowd going.

Crazy In Love ft. JAY ZBeyoncé90rank/position

Beyoncé – Crazy In Love ft. JAY Z

The song that marked Beyoncé’s solo debut vividly captures the maddening emotions of falling in love.

Teaming up with her husband, JAY-Z, the American singer released the track in May 2003, and it spent eight consecutive weeks at No.

1 on the Billboard Hot 100.

Its captivating sound—driven by a funky horn section and passionate vocals—grabs listeners’ hearts and doesn’t let go.

With lyrics and a mood anyone who’s been lovestruck can relate to, it’s the perfect tune for boosting your spirits or sinking into a romantic vibe.

Ain’t Your MamaJennifer Lopez91rank/position

Jennifer Lopez – Ain’t Your Mama (Official Video)

When you think of Jennifer Lopez, you might picture someone from a little while back.

But I think this song has a tempo that younger listeners can easily get into.

As the title suggests, the lyrics are about “don’t think of me as a mama,” and there are quite a few surprising moments in the music video.