Popular Western Music Anime Song Ranking [2026]

Try EverythingShakira81rank/position

Shakira – Try Everything (Official Video)

This is the theme song from Disney’s animated film Zootopia, released in 2016.

Since the tempo isn’t fast, it’s easy for people who aren’t confident in English to give it a try, and the many repeated phrases make it easy to sing.

It would likely be even more exciting with clips from the movie playing.

Real GoneSheryl Crow82rank/position

Cars Movie Soundtrack (Sheryl Crow – Real Gone)

The opening song of the movie Cars.

It’s a high-energy piece perfect for setting the tone for the cool racing scene at the start of the film.

With its somewhat acoustic sound, characteristic of the Queen of Country, Sheryl Crow, the harmonica in the interlude, and its cool lyrics, it’s full of appeal.

The Best Day EverSpongeBob83rank/position

The Best Day Ever

How about some feel-good pop rock that’ll put a smile on your face, straight from a beloved American animated series? Sung by Tom Kenny, the voice actor of the main character, this track brims with irrepressibly positive energy, boldly declaring that today will be “the best day ever.” True to the creators’ aim of crafting “a Beatles-style cartoon song,” the sound is polished into superb pop rock.

The song first appeared on the movie’s soundtrack and later became the lead track of the acclaimed album “SpongeBob SquarePants: The Best Day Ever.” When it was used in the TV series, it drew a whopping 6.7 million viewers.

If you want to turn an ordinary day into something special, this just might be the perfect song.

Faith ft. Ariana GrandeStevie Wonder84rank/position

Stevie Wonder – Faith ft. Ariana Grande

This is a song used in the 2016 animated film “SING.” It’s performed by the famous duo Stevie Wonder and Ariana Grande, and along with the movie’s success, the song became a worldwide hit.

Get BackThe Beatles85rank/position

Get Back (Remastered 2009)

The Beatles, the most important group in the history of popular music.

In 2023, their final new song “Now And Then” was released, reaching No.

1 in the UK and becoming a hit around the world—a fresh reminder of their enduring popularity.

Did you know that the word “Jojo” appears in the lyrics of their classic 1969 song “Get Back,” written under the leadership of Paul McCartney? It’s famous for being considered the original inspiration for “JoJo,” but in fact, there’s even a scene in the original work where the song title appears exactly as is.

Unfortunately, that was only in the magazine version of its publication in Jump; the song title was removed in the tankobon (collected volume) edition.

If you’re interested, be sure to look it up!

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