Western music popular among men in their 20s. World-famous classics and hit songs.
A man in his twenties who’s super busy with both play and work.
A lot of people probably go through each day without taking time to reflect, don’t they?
Here, we’ll introduce a bunch of popular Western songs that are sure to brighten up those hectic days!
You’ve probably heard many of them on TV, in commercials, or on the radio while driving.
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Western songs popular among men in their 20s. World masterpieces and hit songs (41–50)
PILLOWTALKZAYN
He is a former member of One Direction, the biggest supergroup of this century.
He abruptly announced his departure before the group went on hiatus.
As a solo artist, his debut single of the same name reached number one on the U.S.
charts.
Kyoto Now!Bad Religion
Don’t you find yourself lost in thought on long autumn nights? For those with a philosophical bent, I recommend Bad Religion.
They’re a philosophical punk band whose lyrics are so complex that even native English speakers might reach for a dictionary.
This song takes the 1997 Kyoto Protocol as its theme and expresses deep concern for environmental issues.
Punk originally sprang from working-class youth, and Bad Religion channels passionate reflections on politics and society through their music.
Autumn LeavesChris Brown ft. Kendrick Lamar
These days, there are plenty of people in their twenties who like rap.
This song is perfect for them.
Of course, everyone knows Chris Brown, and there’s no one who doesn’t know Kendrick Lamar, who’s featured on the track.
It compares the futile attempt to stop a lover from leaving—despite knowing it’s pointless—to autumn leaves falling.
Nice For WhatDrake
These days, rap is popular in Japan too, especially among young people.
For those who love rap, this is the track I want you to hear.
Unlike most J-pop, there isn’t a catchy chorus, but the smooth, satisfying beat goes on and on.
Perfect for an autumn stroll.
Wake Me Up When September EndsGreen Day
I think many men like rock.
For all you rock lovers, I’d like to recommend this track.
Although it’s a song about a sad farewell, its refreshing sound is very appealing.
If you’re in a band, it might be a good one to cover.