Popular children's songs. Western music artist rankings [2026]
Western music has a different kind of rhythmic fun and catchy wording compared to Japanese music.Even without understanding the words, kids can grasp it intuitively—that’s their flexible sense!This time, we’ll introduce a ranking of Western artists who sing songs popular with children.You’re sure to discover something new!
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Popular children's songs. Western music artist ranking [2026] (21–30)
Bang Bang ft. Ariana Grande, Nicki MinajJessie J ft. Ariana Grande, Nicki Minaj29rank/position

This is a song created through a collaboration of popular female singers.
Jessie J and Ariana showcase their powerful, soaring vocals, and on top of that, Nicki’s rap energizes the track.
It’s appealing because you can get everyone dancing—adding handclaps to match the rhythm at the beginning, and joining in on the chorus from the title makes it easy to get into the groove together.
Its my partyJessie J30rank/position

It’s a bright, upbeat dance track that perfectly matches the energetic vibe of children.
Featuring Jessie J’s powerful vocals and a positive message, it carries the idea of valuing your true self.
Released in 2013, the song is included on the album Alive and reached number 3 on the UK Singles Chart.
With themes of self-expression and freedom, it’s ideal for kids’ dance performances at school plays or recitals.
Its fun rhythm and lively vocals are sure to resonate with children and help them enjoy themselves.
Popular children's songs. Western music artist ranking [2026] (31–40)
Baby ft. LudacrisJustin Bieber31rank/position

There are all kinds of dance tracks, from lively ones to party tunes, and upbeat love songs also fit dance perfectly.
“Baby,” released in 2010 as a single from the debut album, is a song loved in many countries.
Justin performs it live with a headset while dancing, so you can probably learn the choreography by watching live footage.
However, the dance is quite difficult, so this song is recommended for children who are good at dancing.
CAN’T STOP THE FEELING!Justin Timberlake32rank/position

This is a perfect track for dancing by Justin Timberlake, who’s great at both singing and dancing.
He voices a character in DreamWorks’ movie Trolls, and this song is also the film’s theme.
With a bright, upbeat feel fitting for a comedy and a just-right tempo, it’s a dance tune that kids and adults alike can enjoy.
The music video, featuring people dancing and having a blast, is also a must-see.
Hot N ColdKaty Perry33rank/position

Upbeat pop songs are one of Katy’s specialties.
“Hot N Cold” is a song about a moody, contrary lover.
While Katy usually sings with a handheld microphone, for this song she switches to a headset during live performances so she can use the stage more and incorporate light dance moves.
Since it’s a bright pop tune, kids could wear colorful costumes and perform a tightly synchronized dance during the chorus to really grab attention.
TiK ToKKe$ha34rank/position

When it comes to classic dance songs, Kesha’s “TiK ToK” definitely comes to mind! Released in 2009, “TiK ToK” is the track that introduced Kesha to the world as a wild, untamed diva.
Her distinctive vocals and rap-like delivery are highly recognizable and stick in your head.
The beat is cool, yet the overall vibe of the song is bright and energetic.
There are tons of videos of people dancing to this track, so be sure to check them out for inspiration!
Father AbrahamKids on the Move35rank/position

The dance song “Father Abraham,” performed by the music group Kids on the Move.
This song is an American children’s tune known in Japan as “Aburahamu no Ko.” Although the lyricist and composer are unknown, it’s a song that’s often danced to in Japanese preschools and childcare settings! There doesn’t seem to be a fixed choreography, but since various dance videos have been uploaded to free video-sharing sites, those who want to try dancing might find it helpful to use those choreographies as references.
The moves are generally simple, so it’s a song you can quickly learn, dance to, and enjoy!


