29 Songs Starting With F

Friends, family, food, and fun — so many great words start with the letter F. So it’s no wonder there are many excellent songs beginning with the letter F as well.

Here are our top songs starting with the letter F.

1. “Fade” by Kanye West

Song Year: 2016

“Fade” is an eclectic, experimental song from Kanye West’s Life of Pablo album. The song is about a relationship he feels is slipping away, or in other words, “fading” away.

Although the lyrics are a bit melancholy, the song has an excellent beat and is fun to dance to.

2. “Fake Love” by Drake

Song Year: 2016

Drake released “Fake Love” as a single in 2016, and it was at a time when he was blowing up as an artist.

In the song, Drake raps about how people are being fake to him and wanting to get his attention now that he’s famous.

3. “Fake Smile” by Ariana Grande

Song Year: 2019

Another song that touches on being fake is Ariana Grande’s “Fake Smile.”

She sings personal lyrics about how she doesn’t want to put on a fake smile and act like she’s alright when she’s going through a lot behind the scenes. Even with money and fame, which she appreciates, she still faces problems, and it’s tough to act like they don’t exist.

4. “Fake Tales Of San Francisco” by Arctic Monkeys

Song Year: 2006

Arctic Monkeys is known for their catchy indie rock tunes, and “Fake Tales of San Francisco” is one of the band’s best hits.

The song mocks the scene of young, out-of-towners who flock to San Francisco to be a part of the “cool scene.”

5. “Fall” by Davido

Song Year: 2017

Davido is a Nigerian artist who has been making music for decades but became more internationally mainstream in the late 2010s.

His song “Fall” is about falling in love with a woman. Given his attraction and feelings for her, he has no problems giving her money, gifts, food, etc.

6. “False God” by Taylor Swift

Song Year: 2019

From her Lover Album, “False God” is about worshiping passionate love, even if it’s not entirely healthy or good for you.

Taylor Swift has been in some high-profile relationships, and it seems like this song might be inspired by one (or more) of them.

7. “Family Feud” by Jay-Z Ft. Beyonce

Song Year: 2017

Jay-Z is no stranger to songs about family, and “Family Feud” is one of his best.

The song features his wife Beyonce, and the two rap and sing not about the state of their relationship and personal family, as you might expect, but about the often split relationships within the hip hop community.

8. “Fantasy” by Mariah Carey

Song Year: 1995

Mariah Carey’s “Fantasy” is one of her earliest mainstream hits and displayed her incredibly impressive vocal range, including her famous high notes.

This is a love song about feeling so stirred up by a romance that it resembles her dreams and fantasies.

9. “Favours” by Hayden James

Song Year: 2019

Hayden James’s “Favours” is about calling someone late at night for a quickie, usually in a hotel.

Even if you live on the east side and they live on the west side, you can call in a favor and make it work by meeting in the middle. The beat is just as alluring and tempting as a late-night text.

10. “F*ck Up Some Commas” by Future

Song Year: 2015

Future’s “F*ck Up Some Commas” is about how he is able to go shopping, buy drugs, spray money at the club, etc. — lots of money.

Commas refer to the amount of money he spends, such as $100,000, $500,000, or even $1,000,000, with no problem.

11. “F*ck Your Ethnicity” by Kendrick Lamar

Song Year: 2011

Kendrick Lamar raps seriously and passionately in “F*ck Your Ethnicity” about how racism has impacted his community and life. He points out how it shouldn’t matter what color you are.

He raps about several other concepts in this complex song as well. His ethnicity will not hold him back, and he proved this by becoming one of the most successful rappers in the world.

12. “Fear” by Drake

Song Year: 2009

Drake’s mixtape-turned-album So Far Gone has some of his earliest hits that made people start paying attention to his rap skills instead of just his acting, and “Fear” was one of them.

Drake is utterly open and vulnerable on this track, asking others not to fear him while admitting that he has many fears himself, especially on the road to success.

13. “Fearless” by Taylor Swift

Song Year: 2008

This track might be one of the most popular songs on this list. It’s an anthem for young love, and it has one of the most iconic choruses of any Taylor Swift song.

She sings about how being in love makes you feel invincible, even though you know it will not always be easy. As with all of Swift’s songs, the lyrics tell specific little stories that make you feel like you’re watching a romantic comedy.

14. “Feedback” by Janet Jackson

Song Year: 2007

Janet Jackson’s “Feedback” is a sexy, banging club song about, well, sex.

Her suggestive lyrics and dancing in the video are exciting and complement the seductive beats. To many, this song should have been an even bigger hit than it was.

15. “Feel It Still” by Portugal The Man

Song Year: 2017

John Gourley, the lead singer in Portugal the Man, sings in “Feel It Still” and sings about how he used to be a rebel in his early days, but now he’s a family man.

However, he’s still a rebel in his own way. Not because he needs to be, but just for kicks.

16. “Feels” by Calvin Harris Ft. Pharrell Williams, Katy Perry, Big Sean, and Funk Wave

Song Year: 2017

The song “Feels” was arguably one of the best songs starting with the letter f in the summer of 2017.

It’s about catching “feels” or feelings for something. And it made everyone feel so good when it came on! It’s the perfect song to dance to, drink to, and simply have a merry time.

17. “Fergalicious” by Fergie Ft. will.i.am

Song Year: 2006

“Fergalicious” is, as its name suggests, all about how Fergie is delicious. It’s a song demonstrating Fergie’s confidence in her looks and overall power as a woman.

Even though she’s singing about herself, it tends to make other women feel super sexy and powerful about themselves too!

18. “Ferris Wheel” by Sylvan Esso

Song Year: 2020

“Ferris Wheel” is a fun, funky, and catchy song by the alternative duo called Sylvan Esso.

It’s about feeling good and attractive but still being a bit awkward and dancing like no one’s watching. Like many of their songs, this song makes you want to get up and groove.

19. “Fetish” by Selena Gomez Ft. Gucci Mane

Song Year: 2017

“Fetish” is one of Selena’s sexiest songs in terms of lyrics, and it has an equally sexy beat to match.

The song is about how someone is fetishizing her love. Her love, in this way, is alluring, addictive, and enticing. She features famous trap artist Gucci Mane to draw the point home, who takes the opposing role by rapping as if he is the one fetishizing.

20. “Fever” by Dua Lipa Ft. Angèle

Song Year: 2020

Like Selena’s “Fetish,” Dua Lipa refers to a romantic or sexual attraction that can make you feel a certain way.

In this case, she gets a “fever” from the person she is attracted to, thus “asking” them to check her head — or in other words, touch her.

21. “Fighter” by Christina Aguilera

Song Year: 2009

Christina Aguilera’s “Fighter” is a mighty, powerful song in terms of both her lyrics and vocals.

It’s about a tumultuous ex that was awful to her. However, she thanks him in the song because she got stronger from going through that awful relationship, got thicker skin, and grew wiser in the end.

This song has helped many people get over a breakup, leave toxic people behind, and increase their level of self-worth.

22. “Filthy” by Justin Timberlake

Song Year: 2018

” Filthy” starts with many fiery instrumentals, then immediately transfers to an eclectic, funky beat that mixes EDM and soul. It feels as if only Timberlake can pull off a transition like this.

The song is a sexy party (or, more likely, after party) song that gets you in the mood.

23. “Final Song” by MØ

Song Year: 2016

“Final Song” by MØ is a heart-pumping, adrenaline-inducing breakup song. It starts out with a slow, sensual beat.

But once the chorus hits, it’s an all-out assault of electronic instrumentals and her powerful, angsty vocals. It’s a relatable song to listen to when you’re ending things with a partner — even if you don’t want to.

24. “Firefly” by Mura Masa

Song Year: 2015

Another electronic masterpiece is called “Firefly,” by Mura Masa. This is an excellent song to turn on at a party because it’s so hard not to dance to.

It’s about asking someone to go out with you and, in turn, be your “Firefly.” The lyrics are precious, and the beat is exciting — the perfect party hit.

25. “Firefly” by Rae Khalil

Song Year: 2019

Rae Khalil is a talented young rapper, singer, and songwriter who was a contestant on the rap competition show called Rhythm and Flow, in which T.I., Cardi B, and Chance the Rapper were the judges.

Although she did not win, she made her mark and exposed people to her wonderful music, like “Firefly.”

26. “First Class” by Jack Harlow

Song Year: 2022

Jack Harlow has blown up in recent years due to his intriguing flow, great beats, and impressive collaborations.

“First Class” is one of his recent hits, about being able to get a woman on first-class seats, especially due to his recent success. Not only will he take her up in first class, but he also may buy her champagne and ultimately treat her to a luxurious lifestyle.

27. “F*kin’ Problems” by A$AP Rocky Ft. Drake, 2 Chainz, and Kendrick Lamar

Song Year: 2013

This song seems simple enough, especially the chorus. The artists love sexy women, and they love having sex — almost so much that it has become a problem.

But although the concept is simple, the lyrics are creative and perfectly executed, and the beat is one of the best from 2010s hip hop.

28. “***Flawless” by Beyoncé Ft. Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie

Song Year: 2014

Beyoncé is no stranger to powerful women’s empowerment anthems, and “Flawless” is one of her best.

An interlude features Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s Ted Talk about feminism, which is perfectly placed in the song and served as a teaching moment for people who did not previously know what feminism was.

Beyoncé’s vocals are flawless as always, and she delivers the lyrics with attitude and power.

29. “Flex” by Rich Homie Quan

Song Year: 2015

It’s no surprise that Rich Homie Quan often raps about his money and luxuries, given his chosen artist name, and “Flex” is no different.

The beat is incredible, perfect for dancing at a party — even if you, unfortunately, don’t make $100,000 in two days like Rich Homie Quan claims to make in the song.

Overall, this is a fun, lighthearted song that might inspire you to work hard on your craft or simply inspire you to bounce up and down.

Songs Starting With F, Final Thoughts

Famous music artists might have the best voices, the greatest instrument skills, and the best lyric writing abilities. But something that’s underrated is their (or their team’s) song-naming skills!

Song titles are crucial for getting fans to listen to your music – after all, you can’t listen to a song if you don’t know its name.

Which one of these songs, starting with the letter f, is your favorite? Let us know in the comments below.