[Elementary School Students] Popular Western Music Rankings [By Generation]

STAYThe Kid LAROI, Justin Bieber15rank/position

The Kid LAROI, Justin Bieber – STAY (Official Video)

Another figure who made headlines through a collaboration with the manga Tokyo Revengers, which is gaining popularity even among elementary school students, is the Australian rapper The Kid LAROI.

In 2021, he collaborated with Justin Bieber on Stay, which reached number one on the U.

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charts and ranked tenth on Japan’s Billboard Japan Hot 100.

The lyrics include slang and other colloquial expressions, making it a song where you can learn more than just polished grammar.

Fight SongRachel Platten16rank/position

Rachel Platten – Fight Song (Official Video)

Rachel Platten is an American singer-songwriter who learned piano and guitar from a young age and has nurtured a deep passion for music.

Her songs celebrate the importance of overcoming life’s hardships and believing in one’s inner strength, inspiring courage and hope in many listeners.

This piece marked a turning point for Platten and stands as a powerful anthem that symbolizes her musical journey.

After its release, it was featured across various media and events, and was memorably used during the 2016 U.

S.

presidential election.

Laden with a message that resonates differently with each listener, this classic offers comfort to anyone facing setbacks and provides the energy to face tomorrow.

Get Back Up AgainAnna Kendrick17rank/position

“Get Back Up Again” Clip | TROLLS

A song used in the movie Trolls, sung by Anna Kendrick, who also provided the voice acting.

It’s an incredibly poppy, uplifting anthem that says, “No matter how many times I get knocked down, I’ll always get back up.

I’ll never give up.” It’s a piece that we want to be performed with full energy.

Daydream BelieverThe Monkees18rank/position

The Monkees – Daydream Believer (Official Music Video)

Don’t forget to keep a dreaming heart.

Released in 1967, this song became the Monkees’ final No.

1 hit in the United States.

Davy Jones’s sweet vocals are truly memorable.

The lyrics, depicting a heart torn between ideals and reality, resonate across generations.

It was performed again during their 1986 reunion tour, captivating both new and longtime fans.

When you’re worn out by daily life or need a lift, listening to this song will surely bring you comfort.

It’s also a wonderful track that can teach elementary school students the importance of never giving up on their dreams.

RoarKaty Perry19rank/position

Katy Perry – Roar

Katy Perry’s big hit.

“Roar” refers to the cries of lions and tigers.

It’s a powerful song about letting out a roar louder than a lion’s no matter what hardships you face.

The strong, resilient lyrics and melody make it a great pick for boys as well.

SorryJustin Bieber20rank/position

Justin Bieber – Sorry (PURPOSE : The Movement)

This is a song by Justin Bieber, who is now incredibly popular.

He sings it casually, but the meaning carries a strong message to today’s youth.

It’s slower than I expected, so it’s easy to catch the words and feels like he’s speaking to you, which makes it a good study resource.

Party Rock Anthem ft. Lauren Bennett, GoonRockLMFAO21rank/position

LMFAO – Party Rock Anthem ft. Lauren Bennett, GoonRock

There are lots of rap and club music tracks that just make you feel happy simply by listening to them.

Especially with songs like this one that you hear in commercials and various other settings, they can be something everyone around you can get excited about together.