Ranking of Western Music Artists Popular Among Teens [2025]
Japan’s music market is often said to be Galapagosized compared to other countries.
However, a certain number of Western songs do make it onto the charts.
This time, we’ll present a ranking of Western artists popular among trend-savvy teens.
So, what kind of results did we get?
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Western Music Artists Popular with Teens: Ranking [2025] (71–80)
EspressoSabrina Carpenter78rank/position

Sabrina Carpenter, an American artist known for her captivating sound that fuses pop and funk, first launched her career as a Disney Channel actress.
Released by Island Records in April 2024, this work is an ambitious piece in which she proudly sings about her own allure.
Her energetic, humorous vocals add a refreshing splash of color as background music for school festivals and cultural events.
A track from the album “Short n’ Sweet,” it topped the UK Singles Chart and reached No.
3 on the US Billboard Hot 100.
The music video, directed by Dave Meyers and set on a beach, brings out her charm to the fullest.
Hugely popular especially among young listeners and a hot topic on social media, this song resonates pleasantly even in calmer spaces like concession stands and rest areas.
No Ordinary LoveSade79rank/position

A love song by Sade, whose mature, deeply expressive vocal sensibility and smooth, neo-soul–evoking sound approach create an exceptional presence.
It’s a sophisticated track that even teenage girls will want to try, and it’s the kind of song you’ll feel like singing at karaoke.
I’m Not The Only OneSam Smith80rank/position

This is an uplifting song by Sam Smith that you’ll want to sing at karaoke: a richly seasoned vocal steeped in neo-soul sensibilities, polished into an urban finish by a highly forward-thinking track.
The glamorous sound exudes a premium feel, making it easy to feature an artist who’s also familiar and relatable to teenage boys.
Foreign Music Artists Popular with Teens: 2025 Ranking (81–90)
Love You Like A Love SongSelena Gomez & The Scene81rank/position

This is the one best love song chosen by teens! The song is called “I Love You Like a Love Song.” In the music video, a tone-deaf, mysterious man suddenly starts singing, and then a Chinese person speaks Japanese.
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The MV makes no sense at all, but that’s exactly what makes it interesting—definitely worth watching!
WolvesSelena Gomez, Marshmello82rank/position

Pop music featuring shadowy electric guitar tones and a catchy, country-flavored chorus.
The high notes can be covered with falsetto, and there are many repeated melodies, so I think it’s easy to sing.
Highly recommended.
Come & Get ItSerena Gomez83rank/position

This is a motivational song by Selena Gomez whose deep yet transparent sound, delivered with a sophisticated approach, lifts your spirits.
Its stylish lyrical approach makes you want to sing it at karaoke and is a perfect fit for teenage girls.
Hips Don’t Lie ft. Wyclef JeanShakira84rank/position

It’s a track from the album “Oral Fixation, Vol.
2” that reached No.
1 in both the US and the UK.
Its Latin rhythm is captivating, and the world fell under the spell of the sexy Shakira.
Her greatest appeal is that she enchants not only men but women as well.





