[Elementary School Students] Popular Western Music Rankings [By Generation]
We’re excited to present the latest Top 100 ranking of Western (non-Japanese) songs popular among elementary school students, listed in order of most views!
The selection focuses on TV show theme songs, commercial tie-ins, and major hit numbers that even elementary schoolers are sure to recognize.
The playlist is updated weekly.
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[Elementary School Students] Popular Western Music Rankings [By Generation] (91–100)
To Be With YouMr. BIG92rank/position

It’s a song that was popular in Japan, a straightforward love song.
The message of “I just want you” grabs listeners’ hearts and won’t let go.
Although the band usually plays hard rock and the usual style is fundamentally different, this ballad is calming.
I’m Shipping Up To BostonDropkick Murphys93rank/position

This one’s also a movie soundtrack.
Translating the title gives a wonderful sense of a journey heading to Boston.
If you listen when you need to get fired up, it’ll pump you up for sure and make you feel like you can do anything.
Let’s get fired up!
The MiddleJimmy Eat World94rank/position

A song released in 2001 by the American rock band Jimmy Eat World.
It’s an upbeat, rock-flavored anthem—a cool, energetic piece that says, “Don’t give up; give it everything you’ve got.”
I Want You BackThe Jackson 595rank/position

The Jackson 5, the band that debuted in 1969 where the King of Pop, Michael Jackson, showcased his beautiful voice as a child.
As expected, all their songs are pop and influenced pop music around the world.
And among their songs, the one with an especially strong pop feel is “I Want You Back.” It’s famous for featuring Michael Jackson, then around 10 years old, as the lead vocalist.
For elementary school students, it’s essentially a voice from their own generation—how does it sound to you? Enjoy the lyrics, vocals, and performance to the fullest!
ClumsyFergie96rank/position

A solo track by Fergie, the female vocalist from the hip-hop group Black Eyed Peas.
Throughout the song, Fergie’s high-pitched vocals blend brilliantly with the electronic sounds, creating a fun vibe that makes you want to go outside, even if you’re not into hip-hop.
UpsidedownJack Johnson97rank/position

It’s a relaxing track with the laid-back sound characteristic of Jack Johnson.
“Upside Down” means “inverted” or “upside down.” The lyrics, which sing about always wanting to take on anything and turn it on its head, are empowering.
It also became the theme song for the movie Curios George.
My YearZombies98rank/position

Disney Channel’s “ZOMBIES” has become hugely popular since it first aired.
The story and comedy elements make it fun, but the songs are worth noting too.
“My Year” has upbeat, positive lyrics that can make anyone happy, so it’s a great recommendation for the fall when the new school term begins.





