Yeah, For this list, we're looking at the most upbeat tunes that will put a smile on your face.

Did we forget any of your favorite happy songs?

Let us know in the comments below, number 10, I wanna dance with somebody who loves me, Whitney Houston, it doesn't get much better than Whitney Houston.

This early single by the vocalist wastes no time in making listeners feel like dancing, proving you don't need a complex message to strike Gold.

Houston hopes to be swept away on the dance floor by the love of her life.

Her performance personifies happiness with its effortless and passionate delivery, along with endearing lyrics that are full of pure passion, with her inimitable vocal power.

The performer reminds everyone of her show stopping talents, her I wanna dance with somebody left an indelible mark on eighties pop and encouraged even the sh iest of people to hit the dance floor.

Number nine shout.

The Isley brothers shout has been a staple of sporting events and parties for over half a century.

Is everybody ready?

Is everybody ready?

Everybody ready?

The early rock and roll track brings a gospel influence to audiences with its natural and effervescent presentation.

Singer Ronald Isley originally improvised the initial version of the song and concert, creating its Colin response lyrics, its prominence in popular culture made the hit a nostalgic favorite, particularly after it was included in the film Animal House.

Even with various cover versions, the Isley Brothers original arguably has the most Spirit and energy shout always manages to get everyone on their feet and incredibly happy.

Number eight, Dancing Queen Abba Abel was the group of Swedish Disco Masters in the 1970s that put smiles on millions of faces.

Their most iconic number, Dancing Queen is everything music lovers want from pop music as one of the biggest acts of their day, Abba had their finger on the pulse of fans eager to boogie.

They also helped create an anthem for forgetting about your troubles.

The songs tale of a teenage dancer having the time of her life translates rather perfectly for Donna in Mamma Mia at a time when she needs a little pick me up, defying national boundaries.

The hit making Quartet produced a fun loving track for music fans of all ages, number seven september Earth, Wind and Fire.

There are few songs in the Earth, wind and fire catalog that don't inspire pure joy.

The 1978 hit September however, might just be the crown jewel in their entire discography from the opening guitar notes and brass arrangements.

The single rivals most tracks from the decade in terms of sheer auditory perfection.

It's the kind of artistry that sells the rather poetic verses, the recounting of a perfect night coupled with the vocal divinity that belongs to Maurice White is bound to make anyone feel great.

Plus it's just so catchy number six, Don't Stop Me Now, Queen with Don't Stop Me Now, Freddie Mercury stamped his signature vocal prowess on yet another Queen classic.

The powerful lyrics tell the tale of a free spirited life, one that's only fitting for the Freddie Mercury.

It clearly resonated with audiences, seeing as it achieved platinum status around the world, pushing power pop and rock to their limits.

Mercury and the group provided the world with a gleeful anthem for personal growth.

To top it all off, guitarist brian May gives the track a virtuoso guitar solo.

Don't Stop Me Now.

Makes every listener feel empowered to do anything.

Number five, Abc, the Jackson five, The Jackson five had the energy and performance style of youthful, self assured artists.

It was this natural ability that saw abc become one of their greatest tracks.

The hit is notable for its fun, sing along verses that are among the catchiest of earworms in popular music through allusions to spelling and counting the playfulness of the lyrics, makes listeners melt to this very day.

As with everything they do, Michael Jackson and his brothers poured their hearts into an instant classic and crowd pleasing tune backed by an up tempo.

This is one love song that puts us in the dancing mood.

Number four.

Here comes the Sun, the Beatles.

By the time the Beatles recorded Abbey Road George Harrison had really come into his own as a songwriter, Darling, It's been a long, Cold, Lonely Winter.

This particular piece marked one of his best pieces and one of the most joyful tracks in the band's catalog.

Harrison wrote the song and his friend, ERic Clapton's Garden Here to Come.

He was relieved to get away from the business side of band duties for the day and managed to conjure up this masterpiece.

The melody of the Timeless and hopeful single really does feel reminiscent of nature in the outdoors, so we can't say we're very surprised to learn this.

Number three, Don't worry, be happy bobby Mcferrin, bobby Mcferrin is most well known contribution to music was much more than a song.

Don't worry be happy came into being as a motto for living and finding happiness in the chaos of life.

Mcferrin sang in a super laid back and inviting way that lured in the listener with nothing but good vibes, whistles and snaps are a surefire way to bring up people's moods but add in.

Mcferrin is peaceful delivery and this single is downright meditative, mixing elements of reggae with acapella.

The performers distinct style ensured that the Grammy winning hit would always have a special place in our Hearts Dog.

Number two, Walking on Sunshine, Katrina and the waves.

Even though some consider it to be a cliche.

Walking on Sunshine is always a perfect way to capture the feeling of falling in love, Katrina and the waves hit it big with this 80 staple that had all the right components to make fans happy as soon as the opening horn sounds, you know you're in for a mood boosting ride.

Yeah, this new wave single is peppy and full of life, with no signs of losing its place in music history.

If you're feeling down, you could do a whole lot worse than listening to this gym before we unveil our number one pick here are some honorable mentions, I'm a believer, the Monkees, we could all believe in Love a little more.

I got you, I feel good.

James Brown, the Godfather of Soul created a classic hit about being in love and feeling good, lovely day.

Bill Withers Withers hopeful track sings the praises of a great relationship and a great day.

Can't stop the feeling Justin timberlake this infectious melody and production captures the feeling of pure joy.

Everybody saying, I can see clearly now johnny nash nash, brilliantly channeled the feeling of happiness after making it through tough times before we continue, be sure to subscribe to our channel and ring the bell to get notified about our latest videos.

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It's all right there in the title written for the animated movie Despicable Me Two Pharrell Williams delivered an instant hit with the aptly named Happy, it might seem crazy what I'm about right from its release.

People of all ages were caught up in its power and catchy Nous Leave it to one of the greatest hit makers in modern music.

To create this breath of fresh air.

Happy might be one of the best and most potent antidotes to a bad day ever.

The singer encourages the audience to clap along in a truly delightful number.

In the end, he manages to do justice to the title.

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