Beyoncé’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2025]

DaddyBeyoncé29rank/position

Beyonce – Daddy lyrics

Even beyond the 2020s, Beyoncé, who continues to lead the scene, draws attention for her well-known relationship with her father, Mathew Knowles.

Beyoncé herself has left several songs dedicated to her father, and the one introduced here is a track included as a hidden song on her landmark, massively successful 2003 debut album, Dangerously in Love.

It’s a fine R&B piece built on a simple ensemble, and reading the lyrics—written as a straightforward expression of love for her father—will fill you with a gentle warmth.

If you compare it with Daddy Lessons, another song she later released about her father, you might find yourself with more complicated feelings…

Dance for YouBeyoncé30rank/position

Beyoncé – Dance for You (Video)

A mid-tempo track that blends R&B and synth-pop, released in 2011 by American singer Beyoncé.

It reached No.

6 on the U.

S.

charts.

The music video was filmed on a set styled as a vintage New York office.

Die With YouBeyoncé31rank/position

Beyonce and Jay Z – Die With You

While Beyoncé achieved overwhelming success in the 1990s as a member of Destiny’s Child, she has gone on to shine even brighter as a solo artist and continues to be revered by many who followed in her footsteps.

She’s also famous for being one half of a loving power couple with Jay-Z, one of the wealthiest rappers in the world.

Their beautiful relationship is perfectly captured in the ballad “Die for You,” a masterpiece that would be wonderful to use at a wedding where eternal love is pledged.

The title might sound a bit ominous, but the song was actually released on their wedding anniversary and is a celebration of their marriage.

Accompanied by simple piano, Beyoncé’s stunning voice and the tender melody—sung as if cherishing their bond—are sure to move the guests to tears.

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Disappear

This is a poignant R&B ballad by American artist Beyoncé, depicting deep feelings for a lost love.

The piece is marked by delicate guitar arpeggios and gentle harmonies, creating an introspective atmosphere that resonates with themes of regret and lingering attachment to a past relationship.

It quietly conveys a sense of distance and loss between lovers, while Beyoncé’s emotive vocals further highlight the song’s heartache.

Released in November 2008 as part of the album I Am… Sasha Fierce, this track appears on the acclaimed record that won Best Contemporary R&B Album at the 52nd Grammy Awards.

It’s a perfect song for sinking into music at dusk or quietly reflecting on someone dear to you.

Drunk In LoveBeyoncé33rank/position

Beyoncé – Drunk in Love (Explicit) ft. JAY Z

This is a classic by Beyoncé, revered as an icon for her powerful, gospel-infused vocals and overwhelming presence, and adored for her visuals as well.

The euphoric love lyrics deepen the nighttime mood, resulting in a refreshingly exhilarating finish.

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Beyoncé – Ego

Ego is an R&B track with cool, striking piano.

It’s included on Beyoncé’s album I Am… Sasha Fierce—the American diva with a phenomenal sales record—and was released as a single in 2009.

Originally produced for soul singer Chrisette Michele, it was ultimately offered to Beyoncé.

Using “ego” as its motif, the song celebrates a self-assured identity and is empowering.

Its mid-tempo, jazz-tinged groove and Beyoncé’s cool vocals also make it a perfect companion for breezy summer days.

Flaws And AllBeyoncé35rank/position

Beyoncé – Flaws And All (LIve)

This is a love song by rhythm-and-blues singer Beyoncé, whose glamorous visuals and powerful vocals are sure to lift your spirits.

The chords make it easy for teenage girls to sing, and it’s also a popular pick for karaoke.