Artists that wrote iconic songs in their teens

Stevie Wonder – Wrote "Uptight (Everything's Alright)" at just 15 years old, launching his early career. – 

Billie Eilish – Co-wrote "Ocean Eyes" with her brother Finneas when she was 14, marking her entry into fame. – 

Lorde – Penned her breakout hit "Royals" at 16, which won her multiple awards. – 

Taylor Swift – Wrote "Tim McGraw" at 14, starting her journey as a celebrated songwriter. – 

Lil Wayne – Released his first solo album at 17, featuring self-written tracks that highlighted his lyrical talent. – 

Paul McCartney – Co-wrote "I Saw Her Standing There" with John Lennon at 16, a timeless Beatles classic. – 

Aretha Franklin – Recorded her first songs as a teen, showcasing her powerful voice and soulful lyrics. – 

Brenda Lee – Sang and co-wrote songs like "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree" at a young age. – 

Joan Jett – Wrote "Cherry Bomb" with The Runaways at 17, sparking a rock revolution. – 

Shawn Mendes – Gained fame with his self-written songs on Vine at 15, quickly becoming a pop sensation.