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Popular Motivational Songs: Western Music Artist Rankings [2025]

Cheer songs are one of the most popular music genres worldwide and are enjoyed in many countries, not just in Japan.

This time, we’ll introduce popular Western artists who perform these cheer songs in a ranking format.

Be sure to check out these world-famous artists.

Popular Cheer Songs: Western Music Artist Ranking [2025] (61–70)

Keep Your Head UpAndy Grammer64rank/position

Andy Grammer – Keep Your Head Up (+ Lyrics) Album out now!
Keep Your Head UpAndy Grammer

A pop-rock track released in 2011 by American singer-songwriter Andy Grammer.

It has been used in TV dramas such as Tricky Business.

A French version was also released under the title Relève la tête.

yes, and?Ariana Grande65rank/position

Ariana Grande – yes, and? (official music video)
yes, and?Ariana Grande

This track, which blends a powerful message with a feel-good beat, is an ambitious work released by American artist Ariana Grande in January 2024.

A story of self-discovery overflowing with self-affirmation unfolds alongside a refined, danceable house-pop sound.

While it hints at influences from Madonna and Beyoncé, it stands out as a highly original piece.

Released as the lead single from the album “Eternal Sunshine,” the song climbed high on the charts in many countries.

It’s a track that encourages those who want to move forward at their own pace and live authentically without being bound by others’ judgments.

Its confident expressiveness and lustrous vocals are sure to bring courage and hope to listeners.

SandstormDarude66rank/position

In the old K-1 era, kickboxer Wanderlei Silva drew immense popularity with his overwhelming skill.

After moving up to heavyweight, he racked up more losses due to the size difference, but during his middleweight days he was dominant—easily among the top three in the world.

His entrance song was “Sandstorm.” It’s a track used as walk-in music by many athletes; among well-known examples, former MLB pitcher Koji Uehara also used it.

If you like high-energy electronic music with hot vibes, this is a must-check!

BurnEllie Goulding67rank/position

Ellie Goulding – Burn (Official Video)
BurnEllie Goulding

The passion of this song is already conveyed by its title, “Burn.” Ellie Goulding’s “Burn” is a track that further fuels fires that have already been lit—love, friendship, even sudden events.

Sung with blazing emotion, its searing lyrics are exquisitely beautiful, making it a song that stokes a once-kindled feeling higher and higher.

We Are Young ft. Janelle MonáeFun68rank/position

Fun.: We Are Young ft. Janelle Monáe [OFFICIAL VIDEO]
We Are Young ft. Janelle MonáeFun

The fan-favorite hit song released in 2011, “We Are Young ft.

Janelle Monáe,” dominated the charts at No.

1 across the English-speaking world and ranked highly in Asia and European countries with strong English proficiency.

Its massive success and catchy musical style earned it the Grammy Award for Song of the Year.

The song is used as the entrance music by Clayton Kershaw, who is known as one of the top pitchers in the world.

His kind personality pairs well with the track!

California GurlsKaty Perry ft. Snoop Dogg69rank/position

Katy Perry – California Gurls (Official Music Video) ft. Snoop Dogg
California GurlsKaty Perry ft. Snoop Dogg

This is a hit song by Katy Perry, a popular singer-songwriter who represents America.

The song was released in 2010, and joining her is Snoop Dogg, a heavyweight in the hip-hop world.

The track has a party vibe with a fast tempo and is easy to listen to—I really like it.

Good As HellLizzo70rank/position

Lizzo – Good As Hell (Video)
Good As HellLizzo

A heartwarming message song performed by Lizzo, an artist from the United States.

Woven from her lustrous, soulful voice and powerful sound, this track gently supports those who are feeling down.

The lyrics, which emphasize the importance of valuing yourself, comfort wounded hearts and give the courage to look forward.

Released in March 2016 as a track on the EP “Coconut Oil,” it climbed to No.

3 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 2019 following her performance at the MTV Video Music Awards.

It was also featured in the Netflix film “Someone Great,” earning widespread acclaim across diverse audiences.

It’s a song you’ll want to listen to when you’re feeling low or losing sight of yourself.