Halsey’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2025]

Die 4 MeHalsey8rank/position

Halsey – Die 4 Me

Halsey’s “Die 4 Me” must have drawn significant attention as a February 2023 release.

The song lays bare raw emotions, directly conveying the pain of heartbreak and a longing for love.

Its deft fusion of trap and R&B makes it instantly memorable, and her clear, airy vocals are sure to capture listeners’ hearts.

The lyrics, filled with love yet tinged with a sense of desolation, evoke deep empathy, while the especially piercing melody enhances the beauty of the wording.

Bringing all these elements together, Halsey’s “Die 4 Me” is a highly recommended track that will captivate many music fans.

Graveyard (Axwell Remix)Halsey9rank/position

Halsey – Graveyard (Axwell Remix)

Axwell, a former member of Swedish House Mafia, remixed Halsey’s smash hit, polishing it into a floor-friendly dance number.

It has a 2019-style tech house feel, but still features solid drops and clear peak moments.

The vibe isn’t particularly happy, so it’s better for getting lost in the sound than for hyped-up group moments.

Its structure leans closer to EDM, making it a great recommendation for fans of 2010s club music.

Still LearningHalsey10rank/position

Halsey – Still Learning (Lyric Video)

“Still Learning,” a mature track by American singer Halsey.

It’s not the kind of song for loud, raucous fun with everyone, but I think it fits perfectly for adult parties or slightly moody moments.

The groove is great, but the lyrics are also excellent—piercing right to the essence—so it might be a song that brings new discoveries.

SorryHalsey11rank/position

Halsey – Sorry

This song, which begins with a heartrending piano tone, is “Sorry,” sung by the American singer-songwriter Halsey.

When you’re in love, it can be scary to truly devote your heart to someone.

This track expresses the guilt and heartache of breaking up before you both get hurt by falling too deep—or before you yourself get hurt.

Halsey’s clear yet rich vocals gently embrace those who, like in this song, feel timid about loving, making it a moving ballad.

You should be sad (Tiësto Remix)Halsey12rank/position

Halsey – You should be sad (Tiësto Remix)

A remix by Tiësto, the king of the trance scene, of a hit by Halsey, the new songstress of the 2020s.

The four-on-the-floor beat is brisk and club-friendly, with a relaxed sense of dynamics.

The rounded kick gives it a very modern vibe, and it notably incorporates a classic, somewhat tropical house-like melodic sound.

Since Tiësto’s tracks have often been sharper and cooler in impression up to now, this feels fresh and may represent a new frontier for fans.

11 Minutes ft. Travis BarkerYUNGBLUD, Halsey13rank/position

YUNGBLUD, Halsey – 11 Minutes (Official Video) ft. Travis Barker

This is the song 11 Minutes by YUNGBLUD, a rock singer from the UK.

It’s a collaboration with the charismatic pop singer Halsey.

His vocals, reminiscent of ONE OK ROCK’s Taka, have an edgy feel.

In fact, there are rumors that YUNGBLUD might be Halsey’s new boyfriend.

I’m curious where that will go, but in any case, their collaboration makes for a really cool track.

Bad At LoveHalsey14rank/position

Halsey – Bad At Love (Official Music Video)

A 2017 track by American singer-songwriter Halsey.

She had already been getting a lot of attention before her debut, and her talent is undeniable—on this song, she shows vocal prowess that’s hard to believe at just 23.

It’s a wild, cool number with glimpses of purity.