Popular Western Music Cheer Songs [Western Music Ranking]

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Nelly, St. Lunatics – Batter Up (Official Music Video)

There are many songs that use baseball as a theme, but when it comes to tracks that depict the batter, “Batter Up” stands out.

This piece was created by the hip-hop group St.

Lunatics in collaboration with Nelly.

It portrays a batter waiting for their turn in the lineup and then facing the pitcher.

The batter’s feelings are described in detail, so even those who’ve never stepped into the batter’s box can relate.

When you listen for the first time, pay attention to how the depicted game unfolds.

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Coldplay – Birds (Official Video)

The song “Bird” features a breezy, uplifting beat that feels like wind in your hair on a Coldplay-style drive.

Its unique rhythm section is outstanding, and the chorus’s sense of openness and weightlessness lets you forget everyday life and drift into a dreamlike state.

Just as the title “Bird” suggests, it’s an anthem to cheer you on as you take off and fly anywhere you want to go.

Keep Your Head UpAndy Grammer87rank/position

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

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.

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Wild Thing (Long Version)

The original song was released in 1965 by the New York band The Wild Ones.

The version covered by The Troggs became a hit in Japan under the title “Koi wa Wild Thing,” and the song has been covered and loved by many artists.

However, this X version gives a strong impression of hard rock.

In Japan, it’s also well known as the entrance theme used by professional wrestler Jon Moxley, famous for his electric-explosion matches.

It’s a track that exudes the power and confidence befitting an entrance theme.

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Justin Bieber – Sorry (PURPOSE : The Movement)

This is a 2015 hit song by Justin Bieber, who is extremely popular in Japan as well.

His wistful vocals are absolutely wonderful—what a great voice.

The track is easy to get into, easy to listen to, and has a really good vibe.

It grabbed me right from the opening.

I liked this song so much that I listened to it over and over.

I think it’s a recommended track even for people who don’t usually listen to Western music.

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Justin Bieber – What Do You Mean?

This is a song released in 2015 by the Canadian pop star Justin Bieber, titled “What Do You Mean.” It is included on the album PURPOSE.

When he debuted at 16, his cuteness was wildly popular, but in this track released five years later, you can hear his fully matured voice.

The smooth synthesizer tones help calm an excited heart.

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Bon Jovi – Livin’ On A Prayer

As one of America’s quintessential rock bands, Bon Jovi has dominated the global music scene.

Formed in 1983 in New Jersey, they have captivated countless listeners with powerful vocals and a heavy, full-bodied sound.

Since their 1984 debut, they have showcased a broad musical range spanning hard rock, pop rock, and even country music.

In recognition of their achievements, they were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2018.

Their album Slippery When Wet was a massive hit, selling over 28 million copies worldwide and featuring many of the songs that became their signature.

They have also earned numerous prestigious awards, including Grammys and MTV Video Music Awards.

Their powerful, uplifting messages and emotionally resonant melodies make their songs a perfect choice when you need a boost of energy or the courage to face challenges.