Relive the Greatest Chart Hits (2000–2026)

“Lead single from The Romantic; debuted directly at #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 (Jan 2026) — his 10th career chart-topper and his first ever debut at the top, tying him for the most #1 hits among solo male artists.”

“Lead single from The Life of a Showgirl (co-written with Max Martin & Shellback); achieved multi-week Hot 100 dominance and became Taylor's highest-debuting single in chart history.”

“Second single from The Life of a Showgirl (released Jan 12, 2026); an upbeat synth-pop gem using gemstone metaphors that topped both the Hot 100 and Billboard Global 200.”

“Third major single from The Life of a Showgirl that pushed Taylor Swift to the third-most career number-ones among all artists in Hot 100 history.”

“October 2026 lead single from Olivia's second album era; a powerhouse pop-rock anthem whose campy, theatrical music video became an instant cultural moment.”

“Dark electropop anthem from Mayhem; hit #1 on Billboard Hot Dance/Pop Songs for multiple weeks and #3 on the UK Singles Chart, marking Gaga's triumphant return to dark club aesthetics.”

“October 2026 single; a sleek, provocative dance-pop anthem that cemented Tate McRae's status as one of the defining pop voices of the mid-2020s.”

“High-energy synth-wave collaboration with French electronic duo Justice; a visceral standout from the Hurry Up Tomorrow trilogy finale.”

“Hard-hitting GNX banger that electrified Kendrick's record-breaking Super Bowl halftime show and global stadium tour circuit.”

“Irresistible Caribbean groove from DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS that united dance floors across Latin America with an unforgettable salsa-trap fusion.”

“Haunting acoustic crescendo from HIT ME HARD AND SOFT that became a delayed streaming juggernaut and an enduring worldwide fan-favorite anthem.”

“Captivating emotional ballad that debuted live to roaring festival crowds before exploding into a global streaming smash on the strength of her massive 2025 breakthrough.”

“Smooth doo-wop and R&B-infused pop gem highlighting Sabrina's cheeky lyricism and breezy vocal delivery from Man's Best Friend.”

“Country-pop original written for Disney/Pixar's Toy Story 5 (Jack Antonoff co-production); became the first-ever #1 from a Pixar film and the third from an animated Disney production.”

“Billboard Year-End #1 of 2025 with over 1.7 billion Spotify streams; a soulful retro ballad that broke 2024–2025 streaming records across all platforms.”

“Billboard Year-End #2; sampling Luther Vandross's "Never Too Much", this soulful GNX cut debuted at #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 and became the definitive R&B-rap anthem of 2025.”

“Billboard Year-End #3; spent 20+ consecutive weeks at #1 on the Hot 100 — one of the longest chart runs in history — cementing Shaboozey as country-pop's biggest crossover star.”

“Billboard Year-End #4; the gritty soul-pop powerhouse climbed for 32 weeks before hitting #1 on the Hot 100, making it one of 2025's most enduring chart runs.”

“Billboard Year-End #5; emotional synth-pop centerpiece of HIT ME HARD AND SOFT; surpassed 1 billion Spotify streams with sustained chart dominance throughout 2025.”

“Billboard Year-End #6; explosive vocal performance that topped the Billboard Global 200 and dominated streaming platforms globally through 2024–2025.”

“Billboard Year-End #7; heartfelt viral folk-pop ballad that climbed to #1 on global streaming charts, cementing Alex Warren as a major new pop voice.”

“Billboard Year-End #9; viral global phenomenon inspired by a Korean drinking game that shattered YouTube records reaching 500M views at historic speed.”

“Billboard Year-End #10; originally from 2020, it finally hit #1 on Billboard's Pop Airplay and Digital Song Sales charts in early 2025 following her iconic Grammy Awards performance.”