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Maroon 5 Breakup Songs and Popular Hits Ranking [2025]
Am I the only one who strongly associates Maroon 5 with heartbreak songs?
This time, I’d like to compile Maroon 5’s heartbreak tracks and introduce them in a popularity ranking.
Many of their breakup songs capture a guy’s clingy, somewhat pathetic feelings.
Maroon 5 Breakup Songs and Popular Hits Ranking [2025]
PayphoneMaroon 51rank/position
The collaboration between Maroon 5 and Wiz Khalifa, “Payphone.” Since it was a worldwide hit, many of you probably know it.
Among the songs introduced this time, “Payphone” is the brightest breakup song, so it’s perfect for those who aren’t fond of darker tracks, isn’t it?
MapsMaroon 52rank/position
Centered around frontman Adam Levine, known for his captivating falsetto, Maroon 5 continues to score massive hits worldwide, armed with a sophisticated sound and a rich musical vocabulary.
Among their many songs that revolve around the theme of breakups, today let’s highlight “Maps,” released in 2010.
It’s a masterpiece that lets you fully savor Adam’s exquisite falsetto, yet the protagonist’s relentless pursuit of someone he’s lost is painfully bittersweet.
Thinking that a “map” leading back to “you” probably doesn’t exist in reality only deepens the sorrow.
Goodnight GoodnightMaroon 53rank/position
The refrain’s “So goodnight, goodnight, goodnight…” is a striking, melancholic line in this breakup song.
As the opening of the chorus—“I’m so sorry, I did not mean to hurt my little girl”—suggests, the song is sung from the perspective of a man who’s done something irreversible.
For anyone who has deeply hurt an ex and ended the relationship, this is a song that will resonate.
this loveMaroon 54rank/position
This is a smash-hit love song by Maroon 5 that blends a pop mood with powerful vocals.
The chorus is especially well-known, and the intense emotion of wondering what to do after this love has gone is sung so passionately that it’s overwhelming—enough to move listeners to tears.
ColdMaroon 5 ft. Future5rank/position
A collaboration between the American pop rock band Maroon 5 and the rapper Future.
The song is about lost love.
The track was first performed live on the TV program The Ellen DeGeneres Show in February 2017.
Don’t Wanna KnowMaroon5 ft kendrick lamar6rank/position
A Maroon 5 breakup song that lays bare the lingering feelings of “I don’t want to hear how my ex is doing.” Its catchy melody and laid-back sound stick in your head.
The music video featuring mysterious headgear also made waves.
It’s easy to sing and a real crowd-pleaser.