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Popular Western Music Cheer Songs [Western Music Ranking]

We’re excited to present the latest Top 100 ranking of Western motivational anthems that give you courage in crucial moments—listed in order of highest to lowest views, all in one go! Use music to boost your motivation and take on your important challenges.

Listening to music can also help you relax when you’re feeling nervous.

The playlist is updated weekly.

Popular Western Music Cheer Songs [Western Music Ranking] (21–30)

Shape of YouEd Sheeran26rank/position

Ed Sheeran – Shape of You (Official Music Video)
Shape of YouEd Sheeran

A grown-up love song from Ed Sheeran, marked by a lively rhythm and catchy melody.

Beginning with a chance encounter at a bar, this heart-pounding, exhilarating romance unfolds gently through his warm, tender vocals.

The thrill of falling in love and the feeling of being captivated by every aspect of the other person are conveyed through skillful metaphors that resonate deeply with listeners.

Released in January 2017 as the lead single from the album ÷, it topped the music charts in more than 34 countries and won Best Pop Solo Performance at the 60th Annual Grammy Awards.

It’s the perfect track for moments when you want to fire yourself up—on busy mornings commuting to work or school, or while playing sports.

Brimming with positive energy, this song will give you strength for the day ahead.

Be Who You AreJon Batiste, J.I.D, NewJeans, Cat Burns, Camilo27rank/position

Jon Batiste’s “Be Who You Are” is a bright, uplifting song that cheers on students worn out by entrance exams, both body and mind.

Born as part of Coke Studio, it has captivated music fans around the world.

With J.I.D and NewJeans on board, a wealth of diverse talent comes together, realizing a cross-border collaboration.

The unique sound where English and Korean lyrics intertwine offers a fresh spark and gives listeners the courage to move forward.

Hearing its powerful message—to overcome any challenge while staying true to yourself—will surely make tomorrow’s first step feel lighter.

HappyPharrell Williams28rank/position

Pharrell Williams – Happy (Official Video)
HappyPharrell Williams

Many of you may remember how it lifted spirits around the world as the theme song for the animated film Despicable Me 2.

Created by the multitalented American artist Pharrell Williams, this feel-good track celebrates an invincible sense of happiness that can bounce back from any negative event.

There’s even an anecdote that it was born from a bout of creative block and a touch of irony—something that reminds us of life’s curious twists.

The song was also included on the album G I R L and spent ten consecutive weeks at No.

1 on the U.S.

charts.

When you find yourself overthinking, listening to this track might free your heart like a room without a roof and help you rediscover the joy of being alive.

On The Floor ft. PitbullJennifer Lopez29rank/position

An electro-house dance tune that paints a feverish night on the dance floor.

Born from a star-studded collaboration between American artist Jennifer Lopez and rapper Pitbull, this track brilliantly fuses Latin pop with club music.

Since its release in February 2011, it has topped the charts in more than 18 countries worldwide and achieved an astonishing 8.4 million downloads.

Also featured on the album LOVE?, the song captures the exhilaration of a party celebrating youth and freedom, infused with a universal message of connecting people around the world through dance.

Its refreshing energy makes it perfect as background music for cheer dance routines and school sports festivals, and it’s an ideal number to amp up glamorous events.

SugarMaroon 530rank/position

Maroon 5 – Sugar (Official Music Video)
SugarMaroon 5

This is the song “Sugar,” released in 2014 by the hugely popular electropop band Maroon 5.

With its catchy melody and romantic lyrics, it’s a track that will put you in a happy mood.

Swaying your body to the comfortable groove is sure to ease your nerves.

It’s a song I especially recommend to those who tend to get stage fright.