21 Best Generation Z Songs Ever

“Abcdefu” by Gayle

Song year: 2022

As a song that got its start on the popular social media platform TikTok, this alphabet-inspired tune got everyone singing along to its catchy lyrics. Speaking of a particularly messy breakup, the song gives a raw look into the high emotions one finds themselves in during this period.

One of the most well-received parts of the song revolves around the artist excluding their ex’s dog from those they want out of their life.

“Airplanes” by B.o.B

Song year: 2010

When this song comes on, you can’t help but turn up the volume and devote your full attention to singing aloud. A collaboration with the lead singer of Paramore, this song talks about needing a break in a world that can be overwhelming and deflating.

The beautiful vocals combined with the high-energy mix of the instruments captivates all listeners. This song is a great one to put on a playlist so you can replay it as you wish.

“Dynamite” by BTS

Song year: 2020

If you want a song to turn your day from bad to good, crank up this electrifying hit by BTS. The band created this tune to get energy levels pumping and good spirits soaring, and the accomplished musical group achieved that exact goal.

Keep this track on your default list for when you can’t get yourself going in the mornings or need to get hyped for a workout.

“bury a friend” by Billie Eilish

Song year: 2019

Billie Eilish is an artist known for their edgy music and unique take on lyrics. This song is no different. The words speak to a monster under your bed. However, the song allows for personal interpretation of what the monster is.

Eilish partnered with her brother, Finneas O’Connell, to create this top hit. Together they came up with the lyrics and background music.

“Beggin'” by Måneskin

Song year: 2017

This song, a remake of an old 1967 song by The Four Seasons, is performed by a Norwegian band called Måneskin. The deep and throaty vocals give the song a unique beginning that catches your attention and has you wanting to listen more.

Just as it was many years ago, this song is a major hit today. People of all ages appreciate the new take on the classic tune.

“Kings and Queens” by Ava Max

Song year: 2020

In painting a picture of a different world in which women were the ones in power, Ava Max gives us a catchy jam that brings forth empowerment and pride. Ava Max helps boost the morale of those who may feel less than others by celebrating women and those in and out of relationships. She also reach