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Popular Western music. Latest rankings [2026]

We present the top 100 songs from the popular Western music rankings, listed in order of most views!

You’ve probably often thought, “This artist is trending lately, but who are they?”

Especially with Western music, it’s common not to recognize the artist’s name or fully grasp the song just from a brief listen.

Check out the reviews and let yourself be drawn into the world of hit songs!

The playlist is updated every week!

Popular Western music. Latest ranking [2026] (41–50)

you were good to meJeremy Zucker & Chelsea Cutler50rank/position

Jeremy Zucker, Chelsea Cutler – you were good to me (Official Video)
you were good to meJeremy Zucker & Chelsea Cutler

From the fact that the title is in the past tense, you can already sense the end of a relationship.

It’s a song released in 2019 by rising talent Jeremy Zucker from New Jersey, USA.

The track features guest vocals from Chelsea Cutler, the female singer known for her work on a Kygo track, and the interplay and harmonies between the two are truly beautiful.

Jeremy is an artist who blends electronic and acoustic elements, but this time he captivates with an organic, piano-centered sound kept to a minimum number of layers.

The lyrics depict what is likely a relationship between lovers that has come to an end; even as they try to look forward, the bittersweet inner landscapes they each carry are portrayed with a poignant, melancholic atmosphere.

Popular Western music. Latest rankings [2026] (51–60)

We Are the WorldUSA For Africa51rank/position

U.S.A. For Africa – We Are the World
We Are the WorldUSA For Africa

A song of human love created by the coming together of top artists from around the world.

It carries a powerful message about the importance of people joining hands and supporting one another.

Released in March 1985, it became a global hit in no time, winning numerous awards including a Grammy and selling over 20 million copies.

This work achieved the remarkable feat of raising roughly 7 billion yen in donations to relieve famine in Africa.

A truly timeless classic that lights a beacon of hope in people’s hearts—highly recommended for anyone who wishes for world peace.

MemoriesMaroon 552rank/position

Maroon 5 – Memories (Official Video)
MemoriesMaroon 5

Maroon 5 is a band beloved around the world for their genre-blending musicality.

They’re very familiar to fans in Japan as well, and their song “Memories” has earned strong acclaim as a touching ballad.

Released in September 2019, its chord progression, reminiscent of Pachelbel’s Canon, evokes a deep sense of nostalgia.

In fact, the song is a tribute to their former manager who passed away suddenly in 2017, and it was later included on the album “Jordi,” named in honor of their late friend.

The track is also known for being used in the film “Venom: The Last Dance.” Filled with affection for friends who must part ways, it’s the kind of song that, when played at a farewell gathering, can envelop the entire venue in warm emotion.

We Will Rock YouQueen53rank/position

Queen – We Will Rock You (Official Video)
We Will Rock YouQueen

A classic hit by the world-famous rock band QUEEN.

The rhythm stamped out with feet and hands is iconic, and when this song plays, your body just starts moving on its own.

The song itself is two minutes long and ends by repeating the same phrase over and over.

Keeping the rhythm precisely is crucial.

The opening melody can get a bit fast, so it might help to slow the playback speed on YouTube and practice.

Also, the vocal range is narrow and can be sung entirely in chest voice, so sing comfortably without straining or belting.

Look What You Made Me DoTaylor Swift54rank/position

Taylor Swift – Look What You Made Me Do
Look What You Made Me DoTaylor Swift

Having transformed from a country music darling into a leading force on the global pop scene, Taylor Swift has continued to thrive at the forefront.

The lead single from her 2017 album Reputation is a truly revolutionary work that overturns her previous image from the ground up.

Set to dark electropop, it delivers a scathing counterattack against public criticism and a declaration of breaking away from her past self.

In the music video, she digs up her own grave and proclaims that the “old Taylor is dead,” a scene that seems to symbolize her strength to rise again from adversity time and time again.

This track is a powerful anthem for reclaiming your own narrative.

When you want to leave something behind and move forward, it will surely give you a push.

The re-recorded version was also used in the TV series The Handmaid’s Tale.

Now That I Found YouCarly Rae Jepsen55rank/position

Carly Rae Jepsen – Now That I Found You [Audio]
Now That I Found YouCarly Rae Jepsen

Carly Rae Jepsen is well known for her pop and danceable tracks.

I think many listeners can relate to her lyrics from a female perspective.

“Now That I Found You” is a song I’d love women who are in love right now to hear.

The lyrics, which directly express the excitement of a woman who’s found someone just her type, will make listeners feel positive too.

With its up-tempo, pop sound, let this song lift your spirits and set the mood for your date!

Lose YourselfEminem56rank/position

Eminem, who boasts worldwide fame and continues to reign at the top of the scene with near-miraculous rap skills.

This signature track of his—created as the theme song for the semi-autobiographical film 8 Mile in which he starred—is a masterpiece that shines in hip-hop history.

The opening piano, the taut guitar melody, and the passionate lyrics urging you to seize a once-in-a-lifetime chance are sure to stir the listener’s soul.

Released as a single in October 2002, it also achieved the remarkable feat of becoming the first hip-hop work to win the Academy Award for Best Original Song.

When you stand at a crossroads in life or need the courage to take on a challenge, this song will give you powerful energy.

Be sure to take in its burning spirit along with the film’s story.