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Fun Western Music Song Rankings [2025]

I’ve put together a collection of upbeat Western songs with a vibe you don’t usually find in Japanese music.

The selection mainly features tracks that have been popular on YouTube so far.

It’s updated every month, so check back from time to time.

It’s sure to get you hyped, no doubt about it.

Fun Western Music Song Rankings [2025] (71–80)

Hound DogElvis Presley71rank/position

Elvis Presley – Hound Dog (Official Audio)
Hound DogElvis Presley

Elvis Presley is the best-selling solo artist in the world and a legendary figure who epitomizes rock ’n’ roll.

“Hound Dog,” released in 1956, was a massive hit that ended up as the number-one single of the year.

Its lyrics sharply criticize a playboy—also carrying the meaning of a “womanizer.” The upbeat rock ’n’ roll rhythm really lifts your spirits, and it has a cathartic punch that can blow away a bad mood.

Paired with Elvis Presley’s sexy vocals, enjoy the irresistible groove!

Like It IsKygo, Zara Larsson & TYGA72rank/position

Kygo, a pioneer of tropical house, produced an upbeat, cheerful track featuring singer Zara Larsson and rapper Tyga, released in March 2020 as the lead single from his third album, Golden Hour.

Amid a world threatened by the coronavirus pandemic, he took to social media with a positive message, urging people to “stay positive during these difficult times.”

The Other SideSZA, Justin Timberlake73rank/position

SZA, Justin Timberlake – The Other Side (From Trolls World Tour)
The Other SideSZA, Justin Timberlake

Funky and spacey modern pop with a disco touch.

The interplay is exquisite between Justin Timberlake’s light-footed dance vibes and smooth vocals, and SZA—whose talent was recognized by Top Dawg Entertainment, home to Kendrick Lamar, ScHoolboy Q, Ab-Soul, and Isaiah Rashad—which led her to pursue a path as an R&B artist.

It’s an urban, sophisticated sound that’s catchy, stylish, and perfectly groovy.

BLOW (with Chris Stapleton & Bruno Mars)Ed Sheeran74rank/position

Ed Sheeran – BLOW (with Chris Stapleton & Bruno Mars) [Official Music Video]
BLOW (with Chris Stapleton & Bruno Mars)Ed Sheeran

Here is the track that made the whole world exclaim, “Is this really an Ed Sheeran song?!” In the U.

S.

, where EDM and electro scenes are booming, he released a song that’s full-on, hard-hitting hard rock.

However, it’s not just hard for the sake of being hard—it’s a track that proves good music is good, regardless of trends or the times.

Close Your Eyes (Official) ft. Miss LiFelix Jaehn, VIZE75rank/position

Felix Jaehn, VIZE – Close Your Eyes (Official Audio) ft. Miss Li
Close Your Eyes (Official) ft. Miss LiFelix Jaehn, VIZE

A floor-ready dance-pop collaboration by Felix Jaehn, VIZE, and Swedish singer-songwriter Miss Li.

It has a catchy, upbeat feel.

But when you read the lyrics, it turns out to be an unexpectedly comforting anthem that gently supports those feeling down.

The phrase “Close Your Eyes,” which is also the title, carries the meaning of “close your eyes and make a wish,” and it encourages you to tell yourself “It’s okay” when you’re feeling low.

Stack It Up (feat. A Boogie wit da Hoodie)Liam Payne76rank/position

Liam Payne – Stack It Up (Official Video) ft. A Boogie wit da Hoodie
Stack It Up (feat. A Boogie wit da Hoodie)Liam Payne

It’s a positive song that cheerfully sings about dreams.

Starting with the bold line “I hate being poor!”, it’s a track about money that carries a straightforward, uplifting message: “If you want to be rich, let’s work!” In a sense, it feels like a hymn to labor.

It’s the complete opposite of gangsta hip-hop—a refreshing song delivered by Liam Payne and A Boogie Wit da Hoodie over a breezy beat.

Catchy, moderately upbeat, and a fan favorite.

Post Malone (feat. RANI)Sam Feldt77rank/position

Sam Feldt – Post Malone (feat. RANI) [Official Music Video]
Post Malone (feat. RANI)Sam Feldt

“Post Malone” is a track by Dutch DJ and producer Sam Feldt in collaboration with singer RANI.

It’s a bit confusing, but the title refers to Post Malone, the American rapper known for throwing extravagant parties.

He’s finally made it into a song title.

When you’re in the mood to let loose—or for any party—put this on, channel your inner Post Malone, and have a great time! If you’re into Western pop, the name should sound familiar.

The song is rooted in smooth house, with pleasantly tribal percussion sounds.