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-Language Anime Songs Ranking [2025] (41–50)
Let It GoDemi Lovato43rank/position
This is the song used as the theme for Disney’s animated film Frozen, released in 2013.
It became a huge hit in Japan as well, so many people sing it at karaoke, and it still ranks on current karaoke charts as an extremely popular song.
Endless LoveDiana Ross & Lionel Richie44rank/position
A duet song that has ranked high on that Billboard chart many times.
Mariah Carey and Luther Vandross have also covered it.
With its overwhelming vocal performance and flowing, beautiful melody, it’s a classic that makes you want to listen to it with your loved one.
You’re WelcomeDwayne Johnson45rank/position
This is an insert song from the film “Moana,” which also drew attention for showcasing the singing voice of action star Dwayne Johnson.
With its lively, poppy rhythm and the optimistic personality of the character in the story, it comes together as a very bright and fun track.
Can You Feel The Love TonightElton John46rank/position
Originally written for the film The Lion King, this song is now hugely popular as a wedding classic! Elton John’s beautiful melody and love-filled lyrics truly resonate.
Even decades after its 1994 release, it hasn’t lost its luster and continues to capture the hearts of many.
A winner of both an Academy Award and a Grammy, this masterpiece genuinely conveys the power of love.
It’s perfect for a couple’s grand entrance or their first dance.
If you want to create a romantic atmosphere, this is a wonderful choice.
Circle of LifeElton John47rank/position
It’s the theme song from Disney’s feature-length animated film The Lion King, composed by Elton John.
It beautifully captures the epic feel of the original work and is one of the finest songs among Disney films.
The Japanese dubbed version is performed by DA PUMP, and it’s fun to compare the different versions.
The PretenderFoo Fighters48rank/position
Foo Fighters is a band formed around Dave Grohl, the former drummer of Nirvana.
They’re extremely popular in Japan as well.
Their song “The Pretender” is known as one of their signature works.
It’s also known as the namesake inspiration for the character Foo Fighters who appears in Part 6.
The character left a strong impression, and the original song likewise features a memorable, lingering riff and a loud, powerful sound.
Welcome To The JungleGuns N’ Roses49rank/position
Guns N’ Roses, dubbed “the most dangerous band in the world,” achieved explosive success after their debut in the late 1980s, went through a series of member departures and periods of inactivity, and today in the 2020s continue to perform energetically as a world-class active rock band.
In JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure, several Guns N’ Roses songs are referenced as Stand names, and it’s said that the character “Axl RO” who appears in Part 7, Steel Ball Run, is derived from the band’s frontman, Axl Rose.