Christmas songs are the pinnacle of the holidays. They can bring people together. They can lift spirits and bring fun as people wait for celebrations. Have you ever wondered how popular Christmas songs are? 

Christmas songs cannot be forgotten because they create an enchanting atmosphere for the holidays. Some popular songs include “It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year” by Andy Williams, “A Holly Jolly Christmas” by Burl Ives, “Santa Baby” by Eartha Kitt, “I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus” by The Jackson Five, “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas” by Frank Sinatra, and many more. 

Christmas songs are among the most popular holiday tunes alongside Halloween music. Many artists have become well-known over the years due to their renditions of Christmas creations. Christmas music is as inspiring as magic because it can change anyone’s mood. 

Christmas songs date back to the fourth century AD, where the earliest recorded song was “Silent Night” during the Roman Empire. This led to the evolution of Christmas carols, continuing from composer to composer. It grew substantially to the point of popularity. Christmas songs have been created in many genres, such as Jazz Swing, Classical, Traditional Carols & Hymns, and Pop & Rock. 

“‘This Christmas’ by Chris Brown is my favorite. I feel like it’s the perfect mix of joy for the holiday season with a little swag,” said senior Cailyn Holan. 

“‘All I Want for Christmas’ by Mariah Carey is my favorite. I think it’s a good song because it’s memorable,” said senior Destiny King. 

Christmas songs are some of the most important holiday tunes of the year. Christmas songs are favored by all or at least by many who enjoy them. Christmas songs can come in all different genres of music but still share the same jolly tune.