Top 10 Best Songs by Snelle

His definitive breakthrough and the song that best tells his story. It's about the former bullies who suddenly want to be friends because he's successful. The piano intro is iconic.

"Maybe I'll peel an apple at the reunion." It's the ultimate revenge: being successful and happy. The combination of pain, triumph, and a sing-along chorus makes this his biggest and most beloved song in the Top 2000.

A catchy song with a serious message: warning about the dangers of texting while cycling. The melody is cheerful, but the video and lyrics have a dramatic turn.

The chorus stays with you for days. Snelle knows how to package a social theme into a hit without being preachy. It was massively embraced by schools and parents, but also by youth.

An ode to the Netherlands and the love for home. The lyrics describe recognizable Dutch scenes and the peace of the countryside. The group singing is harmonious and warm.

The song feels like a warm blanket. "I love this country." It's nostalgic and proud, without being nationalist. A modern classic about not forgetting your roots.

The mega hit of 2021. A cheerful, flirty duet about the tension of a budding love. The beat is danceable and the lyrics are playful ("Do you mind if I sleep here tonight?").

The voices of Maan and Snelle blend beautifully. The song radiates positive energy that makes you happy. A perfect pop song that dominated the charts.

The live version that united the country during lockdown. Snelle wrote new verses that perfectly captured the zeitgeist: about working from home, applause for healthcare, and solidarity.

It's moving and timely. Snelle proves his talent as a lyricist who can respond quickly to what's happening. A monument of the corona times.

A collaboration with the old guard. It's about a girl hiding her sadness behind makeup. A typical Borsato theme, but with Snelle's fresh flow.

The piano is dramatic and the chorus grand. It shows that Snelle was accepted by the established order. An emotional ballad that bridges generations.

An ode to the women in his life and the diversity of beauty. The guitar loop is Spanish-influenced and summery. The chorus is an instant earworm.

The song is charming and courteous. It shows the more romantic, pop-oriented side of Snelle. A radio hit that's easy to listen to.

The song with which he first really caught attention. A painfully honest story about bullying, his cleft lip, and the scars it left. The production is sober.

It's brave and confrontational. Snelle raps with a fierceness that shows the pain is still there. An important song that gave support to many young listeners.

A hit that connects the countryside and the city. A cheerful track about partying in the barn and enjoying life. The chemistry with Ronnie Flex is relaxed.

The song has a high sing-along factor. It celebrates Snelle's Achterhoek roots without being caricatural. A modern Nederpop classic for parties.

A nostalgic trip to childhood. The beat is summery and relaxed. Snelle raps about playing outside, scraped knees, and the carefree days of youth.

It's a feel-good song that brings back memories for many. The atmosphere is warm and melancholic in a nice way. An ode to simpler times.