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Popular Western Music Karaoke. Latest Rankings [2025]

We’re introducing the latest Top 100 ranking of popular Western songs for karaoke, listed by most views!

Singing English-language songs at karaoke can take a bit of courage, right?

Even so, if you want to sing your heart out and look cool, try studying up on popular tracks in advance.

Use the newest songs to liven up your karaoke session!

The playlist is updated every week.

Popular Western songs for karaoke. Latest rankings [2025] (71–80)

Lose YourselfEminem71rank/position

Here’s a classic track to introduce: Eminem’s “Lose Yourself,” one of the most famous US hip-hop songs in Japan.

It’s also known as the theme song for the film 8 Mile.

I think everyone’s heard it at least once.

This track doesn’t feature Eminem’s specialty of ultra-fast rapping or “fastest rap.” However, it’s still a piece with a very challenging flow.

In particular, the flow in the verses leading up to the hook is quite difficult, so it’s a good idea to practice it repeatedly and find your own flow and groove.

Sunday MorningMaroon 572rank/position

This is a song released from the American band Maroon 5’s 2002 debut album, Songs About Jane.

If you can recreate the vocals of Adam Levine—who was once chosen as the Sexiest Man Alive—at karaoke, it’s sure to get everyone excited.

To Be With YouMr. BIG73rank/position

Mr. Big – To Be With You 4K Video
To Be With YouMr. BIG

This song, released in 1991 by the American band Mr.

Big—featuring top-tier virtuoso musicians like guitarist Paul Gilbert and bassist Billy Sheehan—became a massive hit, reaching No.

1 on the Billboard charts.

Eric Martin’s vocals on this track showcase his soulful qualities to great effect within a simple, catchy melody.

While the band’s signature flashy, technical instrumental work takes a back seat here, the song is highly polished as a vocal-centric piece and very enjoyable.

Now, singing this with the kind of soulful delivery Eric himself uses, full of ad-libs, can be quite challenging for those not confident in their singing.

However, if you simply trace the melody as it is, it’s a very singable and beautiful song.

So if you try it at karaoke, consider not focusing too much on imitating the original.

Also, be careful with the key setting—you might run into unexpectedly high notes in the original key.

RoarKaty Perry74rank/position

A standout track with a powerful message and driving tempo.

Its lyrics boost self-esteem and draw out your inner strength, paired with a catchy chorus.

Released in August 2013, it became a massive hit, selling over 9.

9 million units worldwide.

It’s included on Katy Perry’s fourth album, Prism.

The music video on YouTube has racked up over 3 billion views.

With its straightforward rhythm and repeated phrases, it’s perfect for karaoke.

Even those not confident in English can enjoy singing it in a fun, phonetic “katakana-style” way.

DANCE MONKEYTones and I75rank/position

TONES AND I – DANCE MONKEY (OFFICIAL VIDEO)
DANCE MONKEYTones and I

Tones and I’s hit song “DANCE MONKEY,” which was a massive success in 2019.

You might wonder, “Can anyone really sing such an eccentric song?” Don’t worry.

While the melody is certainly unusual, it actually doesn’t require as many vocal techniques as you might think.

Techniques like vibrato or the kind of embellishment called “fake” in Japan (similar to a bluesy turn) don’t even appear.

The only truly challenging part is sustaining the voice.

If you don’t sing boldly, it can end up sounding sloppy, so be careful.

A Sky Full Of StarsColdplay76rank/position

Coldplay – A Sky Full Of Stars (Official Video)
A Sky Full Of StarsColdplay

This is a lead single from the American band Coldplay’s 2014 album, Ghost Stories.

With a four-on-the-floor beat that’s easy to groove to and a loop-like, repetitive structure, it’s also easy to get into when singing.

Mr. BrightsideThe Killers77rank/position

The Killers – Mr. Brightside (Official Music Video)
Mr. BrightsideThe Killers

The Killers made a sensational debut on the rock scene of the 2000s.

Hailing from Las Vegas, their explosive tracks have now secured an unshakable status as timeless classics loved across generations.

The lyrics, drawn from Brandon Flowers’s personal experiences, lay bare the emotions of a protagonist tormented by jealousy and anxiety.

Paired with a simple yet powerful melodic line, they leave a deep impression on listeners.

Since its 2003 release, the song has achieved an astonishing long run, spending over 400 weeks on the UK charts.

Their popularity shows no signs of fading—evidenced by headlining Fuji Rock in 2024.

At karaoke, pouring your emotions into the performance is sure to send the crowd into a frenzy.