Western music popular among teenage girls. World classics and hit songs.
When you were a teenager, didn’t many of you admire overseas cultures and check out foreign dramas and music? A lot of the songs are used in dramas and TV shows, so there are probably plenty you’ve heard at least once! We’ve gathered a selection of Western songs popular among teenage girls.
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Western songs popular among teenage girls. World-famous classics and hit songs (101–110)
DecodeParamore
A track used in the film Twilight.
Released in 2008 by the American rock band Paramore, it became a hit around the world and was nominated for a Grammy Award.
The track portrays the tension, awkwardness, anger, and confusion in a romantic relationship.
Oh YeahThe Subways
A track released in 2005 by The Subways, a British indie rock band active since 2000.
It reached No.
25 on the UK charts and has become a fan favorite at their live shows.
MinorityGreen Day
For those teenagers who feel like there’s no one nearby to celebrate their birthday, no friends who’ll cheer them on, no one who shares their interests, and who think, “I’m always in the minority anyway”… this is for you.
What’s wrong with being a minority? This song tells you there’s a world only a minority can see.
Empire State of Mind (Part 2) Broken DownAlicia Keys
It’s included on the album “The Element of Freedom.” It was created as an answer song to Alicia Keys and Jay-Z’s “Empire State of Mind.” It’s a wonderful track that inspires admiration and dreams of New York.
I especially want young girls to listen to it.
… Baby One More TimeBritney Spears
It’s Britney Spears’ debut single, included on the album “…Baby One More Time.” Making a spectacular start by hitting No.
1 in both the U.S.
and the U.K.
right from her debut, Britney became a charismatic icon for girls of her generation.
Western music popular among teenage girls: World classics and hit songs (111–120)
Viva la VidaColdplay
This song won the Grammy Awards for Song of the Year—one of the major categories—and Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group.
Included on the album “Viva la Vida or Death and All His Friends,” it reached number one in both the US and the UK.
The way Coldplay layers sounds is overwhelmingly beautiful and moving.
LightsEllie Goulding
It’s included on the album “Bright Lights.” It’s said to have been inspired by the fear of the dark Ellie Goulding felt when she was young.
With Ellie’s fabulous vocals leading you into another world, the song has a mysterious allure.