Popular Western Music Anime Songs Ranking [2025]
When it comes to Western-language anime songs, the first thing that comes to mind is probably Disney.
We’ve put together a collection of popular Western anime songs that appeal to a wide range of ages, from children to adults.
Did your favorite song from that anime make the list?
Popular Western Music Anime Song Ranking [2025] (91–100)
Jumpin’ Jack FlashThe Rolling Stones92rank/position
From their true start in 1962, for over 60 years without ever disbanding, The Rolling Stones have continued to perform as an active band at the pinnacle of rock.
Fresh in our memory is their 2023 original album “Hackney Diamonds” winning Best Rock Album at the 67th Grammy Awards.
One of their signature songs, the classic “Jumpin’ Jack Flash” released in 1968, is also referenced in JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure Part 6: Stone Ocean as the name of the Stand used by Lang Rangler.
It’s a straightforward rock track with a cool, lively riff—definitely give it a listen!
Don’t You Worry ‘Bout A ThingTori Kelly93rank/position
Tori Kelly is a singer-songwriter born in 1995 who has been active since 2004.
Although she grew up in the United States, her music spans a wide range of genres that reflect a multicultural background with roots beyond America, making her an artist likely to gain even more popularity in the future.
Georgy PorgyTOTO94rank/position
The names of the flag-bearers participating in the race in Part 7 of JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure, Steel Ball Run, are truly a treasure trove of Western music references.
This time, I’ll introduce the origin of “Georgy Porgy.” There’s a song called “Georgy Porgy” on the debut album “Toto” (released in 1978) by the American band TOTO, which was formed mainly by studio musicians and achieved explosive success from the late ’70s through the ’80s.
It’s an urbane, stylish track featuring guitarist Steve Lukather on lead vocals, and a highlight is the backing vocals by Cheryl Lynn, known for songs like “Got To Be Real.” It’s a true classic!
Tell Me That You Love MeVictoria Justice95rank/position
A song that Tori, known from Victorious, sang at a restaurant in place of paying the bill.
It’s a heartbreak song about a couple who once broke up, then, after time passed, reconsidered and deeply wished to get back together, only for that wish to go unfulfilled in a sad ending.
You Might ThinkWeezer96rank/position
A song by the American alternative rock band Weezer.
It’s used as an insert song in the movie Cars 2 during the scene where they fly from the United States to Japan.
It’s a pop track that heightens the sense of excitement and makes you feel thrilled too.
The scenes set in Japan are also portrayed in a very fun way and are a must-see.
Last ChristmasWham!97rank/position
“Anime Daisuki!” Season 21 ending theme.
This show, called “I Love Anime,” was a Kansai-local program that introduced OVAs (original video animations), and it seems a wide variety of Western songs were used besides this one.
The song itself is one of the quintessential Christmas tracks by Wham!.
Friend Like MeWill Smith98rank/position
Will Smith’s “Friend Like Me” is a song featured in Disney’s 2019 live-action film Aladdin.
The track sparkles with a magical charm, preserving the fun of the original while adding a hip-hop twist.
With DJ Khaled’s participation, this version offers listeners a fresh surprise.
Listening to it, anyone is sure to feel the powerful friendship and joy of the Genie.
It’s a perfect pick for a morning commute or a lively party with friends.
Much like the friendship between Aladdin and the Genie, this song will add vibrant color to listeners’ hearts.