A popular song sung by a male Western music group
There are men’s groups that look cool not only to women but also from a man’s perspective, right?
From the Beatles in the old days to BTS in recent years, we’re also focusing on Black music like soul and funk, which are seeing a revival trend.
Since we’re talking Western music, we cast a wide net and researched popularity based on reliable feedback from music fans submitted to our site, then carefully selected the songs with the best reputations.
I hope you find a group you love…
Enjoy!
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Popular songs sung by male Western music groups (11–20)
Boy With Luv feat. HalseyBTS

BTS is a hugely popular Korean male idol group in Japan as well.
They sparked an unprecedented boom and earned strong support from trend-savvy women, especially among younger generations.
While their looks often draw attention, their dance skills are highly regarded in Japan.
In the music video for this work, they perform choreography that showcases their unique contemporary sensibility, mixing elements of jazz and pop dance.
They have even achieved the remarkable feat of reaching No.
1 in the United States.
If It Isn’t LoveNew Edition

This is a 1988 song by New Edition, a five-member male R&B group.
At the time, it became their biggest hit, reaching the Top 10 on the U.S.
charts and peaking at No.
2 on the singles chart.
As the group rose to fame, the members also pursued solo careers, earning high praise in their own right.
Bobby Brown led the new jack swing boom; Ralph Tresvant, with his sweet, husky soprano voice, drew a passionate fanbase; and Johnny Gill, known for his powerful vocals, left behind many R&B hits.
Each had a distinct individuality.
I Want You BackThe Jackson 5

They’re the original male group, and in the Black music scene I think they set the standard for everything.
You can see that even in Japan.
Folder5 and Pizzicato Five also trace back to them.
Daichi Miura covered them before his voice changed and became a hot topic as the “Japanese Michael Jackson.” Motown’s feel-good pop sound still makes the heart dance.
It’s a cute track where Afro-era Michael’s effort shines, and it’s among their most popular songs.
End Of The RoadBoyz II Men

A hit song produced by the charismatic R&B producer Babyface, renowned for his sweet melodies.
It’s a beloved ballad that still resonates today, singing about the meaning of love.
Upon its release, it became a worldwide hit, reaching No.
1 on the charts in the United States, New Zealand, Australia, and Brazil, and it also won a Grammy Award.
The track gained attention as part of the soundtrack for the popular film “Boomerang,” starring Eddie Murphy.
It’s My LifeBon Jovi

They were a monster band in the international music scene that electrified the United States in the 1900s.
As leaders of the hard rock scene in the 1980s, they earned charismatic support through their wide-ranging success, with vocalist Jon Bon Jovi also active as an actor.
In Japan, their popularity experienced a revival at a certain point.
Many people may be reminded of Nakayama Kinnikun’s signature gag when they hear this song.
Released in 2000, it’s a Bon Jovi classic that is still talked about today.
It’s an energizing track with a chorus that makes everyone want to sing along.

