Hit songs that make you popular with men. Crowd-pleasing songs that men like.
I picked artists and songs that guys would likely appreciate if you said you liked them.
Instead of emphasizing girlishness, I focused on tracks you can enjoy together.
Sing them at karaoke with the guy you like, or listen to them together.
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Timeless hits that attract men. Popular songs that appeal to men (41–50)
For now, this place feels good.The Pees

One hallmark of this band is that many of their songs have hilariously off-the-wall titles.
This track’s title is relatively tame, but the lyrics are wild and exhilarating.
If a woman who isn’t usually seen as the hype-maker sings this song, the gap moe effect is guaranteed.
It’s short, too, so even if it falls flat, the damage is minimal—another nice perk.
Timeless hits that attract men. Popular songs that appeal to men (51–60)
Monday Morning RainTinna

A gem from Tinna that embodies the cool, breezy world of AOR and City Pop, with whisper-soft, gentle vocals sweetly setting the mood for two.
The high-sense track feels effortless and pleasant, creating a refined atmosphere that even stirs a protective, caring feeling in a man.
CHE.R.RYYUI

This song, which sings of bittersweet feelings of love, conveys the heart-fluttering excitement through YUI’s clear, translucent voice.
It’s filled with those universal emotions at the start of a romance—like trembling fingers as you send a message and the pounding anticipation while waiting for a reply.
Released in April 2007 and featured in a KDDI commercial, the track is marked by a refreshing melody that evokes the arrival of spring.
The lyrics, expressing the feelings of a lovestruck girl, are sure to resonate with men as well.
If you sing it together with the person you like at karaoke, your feelings might just get across.
Bangaliciousravex feat. Anna Tsuchiya

Released by avex, this track showcases Anna Tsuchiya’s standout vocals, distilling the glitzy energy of rave and party tunes into a rocking, electro-driven sound.
The girly vocal style is striking, and the strong, party-ready beat makes it a timeless anthem that grabs men’s hearts and doesn’t let go.
Blown by the windElephant Kashimashi

Besides being familiar from TV commercials, it is also known among theater fans as the theme song for Kohei Tsuka’s stage play “Shin Bakumatsu Junjoden.” If you’re aiming for a man who says his hobbies are theatergoing and watching movies, try singing this not-too-niche song and segue into a conversation about theater.
park suiteHitotose

This is a popular hit by Hitomitoy, who has amassed immense popularity with a pleasantly listenable new-disco sound and a uniquely gentle vocal tone as her signature.
Its beautiful worldview and stylish mood can captivate men and invite excitement, making it a “mote” track that sets a luxurious atmosphere.
CannonballKazuyoshi Nakamura

Nakamura Kazuyoshi’s 13th single, along with his following 14th single “Seventh Star,” is a signature track loved not only by fans.
If there’s a music-loving guy around, he’ll likely think, “Oh, you know this song?” and take an interest.
Choosing an artist that’s too obscure can feel like overdoing it, but with Nakamura, his songs sometimes rank between the 10s and 20s on the Oricon charts, so it’s just right.
Keeping the key in the original works well—it’s a comfortable range for most women.





