Positive lyric: “ It’s my life, it’s now or never I ain’t gonna live forever I just want to live while I’m alive“. Will get you all pumped up to face the day. Highly motivating and energetic song from Bon Jovi. My dream is to fly, over the rainbow, so high“. Positive lyric: “ Rise Up, don’t fall down again. And when I open my eyes to see your sweet face, it’s a good morning, beautiful day.”Įnergetic number with peppy beats and a positive message. Positive lyric: “ Good morning, beautiful, how was your night? Mine was wonderful with you by my side.
Nice, slow, melodious track for a relaxing start to your day. Positive lyric: “ It’s a new dawn, it’s a new day, it’s a new life for me, and I’m feeling good, I’m feeling good“. Perfect classic song for that early morning wake up call. Nice slow tempo, powerful vocals and magical beats. Just one look at you and I know it’s gonna be a lovely day, a lovely day“. Positive lyric: “ I look at you and the world’s alright with me. This song by Bill Withers is the perfect morning anthem. Good Time (2012) (Owl City and Carly Rae Jepsen) Can’t Stop the Feeling – Justin Timberlake Walking On Sunshine – Kartina & The Waves Pocket Full of Sunshine – Natasha Bedingfield There are bubbly pop songs about falling in love and heartbreak, as well as moody R&B and hip-hop songs that launched movements.
There might be some songs you don't know at the top of the list that nabbed that spot because the track's weight as an anthem was more powerful than streaming numbers. To define a gay anthem (and a great one at that), we took notice of a song's mainstream popularity, but also dissected each track's messaging, quality, queer factor, the icon or ally status of the artist, if the gays scream when the track comes on, and how much of a pop culture moment the track was. The 2010s are coming to an end, and music is gayer than it's ever been. Gay anthems have evolved, though they still revolved around themes like celebrating your sexuality, unrequited love, overcoming hardship, and ultimately invoking a sense of community. Previously, pop divas have been ubiquitous with gay anthems, but for the first time this decade, we're finally seeing a push of actual LGBTQ artists in mainstream media. Fast forward 20 years and we got songs like "Believe" by Cher or "Beautiful" by Christina Aguilera to keep us inspired.Īnthems usually have a few defining qualities.
Probably remixed over a trap beat, but nevertheless, they are still celebrated in our community. "I Will Survive" by Gloria Gaynor or "I'm Coming Out" by Diana Ross are still played in gay clubs around the world.
Your mind probably immediately goes to the classics.
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