Madonna’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2025]

4 Minutes (feat. Justin Timberlake and Timbaland)Madonna15rank/position

Madonna – 4 Minutes feat. Justin Timberlake & Timbaland (Official Video) [4K]

When you think of the Queen of Pop, it’s Madonna.

She’s leveled up with the times and has continually taken on new challenges.

In her track “4 Minutes,” she skillfully fuses a modern beat with her signature style.

She collaborated with Justin Timberlake—who’s hugely successful as both an actor and musician—and Timbaland, renowned not only as a producer but also as a rapper.

It’s a masterpiece where the combined talents of the three create a big bang.

Don’t Cry For Me ArgentinaMadonna16rank/position

Don’t Cry For Me Argentina – Madonna

It’s the theme song from the Madonna-starring film Evita.

Composed by the king of musical theatre, Andrew Lloyd Webber, with lyrics by Tim Rice, Madonna delivers a beautiful performance.

Even when you’re anxious about an unseen world, this song feels like it will guide you toward the light.

EverybodyMadonna17rank/position

Madonna – Everybody (Official Video) [HD]

Madonna debuted in 1982 and went on to remain at the top of the scene throughout the ’90s and 2000s.

Her 1990 release “Vogue” achieved extraordinary success, selling 6 million CDs.

She is one of the most commercially successful artists in history.

“Everybody” is her debut single, and it immediately reached No.

3 on the Billboard Dance chart.

Be sure to check it out!

Hung Up (Mike & Me x Pessto Edit)Madonna18rank/position

Madonna – Hung Up (Mike & Me x Pessto Edit)

Since around the 2020s, new musical styles in the pop scene that incorporate genres like 1980s synth-pop and new wave have begun to gain serious attention.

A perfect fit for this modern trend is “Hung Up (Mike & Me x Pessto Edit).” It’s one of Madonna’s signature tracks, but unlike the original’s bright vibe, this version is crafted with a stylish, deep atmosphere.

If you enjoy remixes, be sure to check it out.

Living For LoveMadonna19rank/position

Madonna – Living For Love

She, once lauded as an American sex symbol, was born in 1958 and is now in her fifties.

Even so, she remains active as the Queen of Pop, energetically pursuing projects such as directing films.

On her 50s birthdays, her powerful vocals—showing no signs of age—are sure to inspire courage.

Lucky StarMadonna20rank/position

Madonna – Lucky Star (Official Video)

Madonna’s “Lucky Star,” released in 1983, became her first Top 10 hit, reaching No.

4 on the Billboard chart in the U.

S.

It was also used in the 2000 film Snatch.

The title can mean “someone who brings good fortune,” and the song is about the protagonist’s own “lucky star” mentioned in the lyrics.

Songs that evoke stars are perfect for Tanabata, after all.

Orihime and Hikoboshi were surely each other’s “lucky star,” too.

Rebel HeartMadonna21rank/position

Madonna – Rebel Heart

This is a work by Madonna that looks back on her life with painful honesty.

It’s included on her album Rebel Heart, released in March 2015.

At first glance, it’s a song with a light, acoustic sound, but its lyrics are remarkably introspective.

The way she confronts the loneliness behind her glory and the past in which she hurt herself by pretending to be someone else is deeply piercing.

This track is one you’ll want to listen to on nights when your heart feels like it might break, when you want to face your own weaknesses—it carries a warmth that seems to affirm your true self.

If you tend to spend time alone lost in thought, be sure to check it out.