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List of number-one songs of the 2020s

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Key
Indicates the best-performing song of each year
† Indicates a number-one debut

2020

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In 2020, twelve songs reached number one, with "Post Humorous" by Gus Dapperton holding the longest run, spending fifteen weeks at the top, followed by Rina Sawayama's "XS" with twelve weeks. Fifteen artists reached number one, with each of them―070 Shake, BENEE, BROCKHAMPTON, Circa Waves, Gus Dapperton, Dreamer Boy, DYSN, Lil Baby, Lostboycrow, Rosalía, Sawayama, Travis Scott, Soccer Mommy and Weyes Blood―except Allie X, achieving the top spot for the first time. Notably, Dapperton was the only act to debut a song at number one.

"Post Humorous" by Gus Dapperton debuted atop the chart and held its run for fifteen non-consecutive weeks.
Rina Sawayama topped the chart for twelve consecutive weeks with "XS".
Month Day Song Artist(s)
January 4 "Andromeda"[A] Weyes Blood
11
18 "Sugar"[A] BROCKHAMPTON
25
February 1
8
15
22
29
March 7 "The Things We Knew Last Night"[B] Circa Waves
14 "Highest in the Room"[A] Travis Scott featuring Rosalía and Lil Baby
21
28 "Sarah Come Home"[B] Allie X
April 4
11 "Yellow Is the Color of Her Eyes"[A] Soccer Mommy
18
25 "XS" Rina Sawayama
May 2
9
16
23
30
June 6
13
20
27
July 4
11
18 "I See a Bird" Asking for a Friend (Lostboycrow and DYSN)
25 "Post Humorous" † Gus Dapperton
August 1
8
15
22
29
September 5
12
19
25
October 3
10
17
24
31 "Know You" Dreamer Boy
November 7
14
21 "Post Humorous" Gus Dapperton
28 "Know You" Dreamer Boy
December 5 "Guilty Conscience" 070 Shake
12 "Snail" BENEE
19 "Guilty Conscience" 070 Shake
26

2021

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In 2021, fourteen songs reached number one, with "BDE" by Shygirl (featuring Slowthai) holding the longest run, spending eleven weeks at the top. Fifteen artists reached number one, with ten of them―bbno$, Phoebe Bridgers, Sam Gellaitry, Japanese Breakfast, Christian Leave, MUNA, Rich Brian, Shygirl, Slayyyter and Slowthai―achieving the top spot for the first time. Dreamer Boy, Gellaitry, Japanese Breakfast and Slayyyter led with two number-one songs each. Slayyyter also held the record for the most weeks at number one by any artist this year, with thirteen weeks in total. Notably, Japanese Breakfast and Slayyyter were the only acts to replace themselves at the top. Additionally, Gellaitry and Slayyyter were also the only acts to debut a song at number one.

Slayyyter topped the chart for thirteen consecutive weeks with "Clouds" and "Troubled Paradise".
"BDE" by Shygirl (featuring Slowthai) topped the chart for eleven non-consecutive weeks.
Month Day Song Artist(s)
January 2 "Guilty Conscience" 070 Shake
9
16 "Know You" Dreamer Boy
23
30
February 6 "Troubled Paradise" † Slayyyter
13
20
27
March 6
13
20
27
April 3 "Clouds"
10
17
24
May 1
8 "Duo" † Sam Gellaitry
15
22
29 "Moonrise"[B] Jimi Somewhere
June 5 "Duo" Sam Gellaitry
12
19
26
July 3 "Be Sweet" Japanese Breakfast
10 "Tactics"[B]
17
24
31 "BDE" Shygirl featuring Slowthai
August 7
14
21
28
September 4
11
18 "Edamame" bbno$ featuring Rich Brian
25
October 2 "BDE" Shygirl featuring Slowthai
9
16
23 "Gullible" Sam Gellaitry
30 "BDE" Shygirl featuring Slowthai
November 6 "Say What You Will" James Blake
13
20 "Are You Letting Go?" Dreamer Boy featuring BENEE
27
December 4 "Days Like Lost Dogs" Christian Leave
11
18
25 "Silk Chiffon" MUNA featuring Phoebe Bridgers

2022

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In 2022, thirteen songs reached number one, with "Love Me More" by Mitski holding the longest run, spending twelve weeks at the top. Fourteen artists reached number one, with seven of them―Anna of the North, Omar Apollo, Ethel Cain, Lil Aaron, Mitski, Jon Ranes and Röyksopp―achieving the top spot for the first time. Rina Sawayama led with three number-one songs, followed by Apollo with two. Notably, Apollo and Sawayama were also the only acts to replace themselves at the top, with the latter doing so thrice. Additionally, the year featured seven Norwegian acts topping the chart, namely Anna of the North, Astrid S, Dagny, Ranes, Röyksopp, Sigrid and Susanne Sundfør, as well as two acts of Japanese descent, namely Mitski and Sawayama.

Rina Sawayama scored three number-one songs with "Catch Me in the Air", "Hold the Girl" and "This Hell", topping the chart for twelve consecutive weeks.
"Love Me More" by Mitski topped the chart for twelve consecutive weeks.
Month Day Song Artist(s)
January 1 "Pretty" Astrid S and Dagny
8
15 "Michelle Pfeiffer" Ethel Cain featuring Lil Aaron
22
29 "Love Me More" Mitski
February 5
12
19
26
March 5
12
19
26
April 2
9
16
23 "Tamagotchi" Omar Apollo
30
May 7
14
21 "No Good Reason"[B]
28 "Mistake Like You"[B] Sigrid
June 4 "If You Want Me" Röyksopp featuring Susanne Sundfør
11
18 "Meteorite" Anna of the North and Gus Dapperton
25
July 2 "If You Want Me" Röyksopp featuring Susanne Sundfør
9 "This Hell" Rina Sawayama
16 "Catch Me in the Air"
23
30
August 6
13
20 "Hold the Girl"
27
September 3
10
17
24 "Catch Me in the Air"
October 1 "Shooting Star"[B] MUNA
8
15
22
29 "Blod" Jon Ranes
November 5
12
19
26
December 3
10
17
24
31

2023

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In 2022, the chart officially started allowing songs released more than a year ago to enter due to the increasing number of older songs becoming sleeper hits. This year, eighteen songs reached number one, with "Let Down" by Radiohead and "My Love Mine All Mine" by Mitski holding the longest run, each spending seven weeks at the top. Thirteen artists reached number one, with eight of them―Björk, Maude Latour, Orville Peck, PinkPantheress, Radiohead, Olivia Rodrigo, The Strokes and Valley―achieving the top spot for the first time. Caroline Polachek led with four number-one songs, followed by Radiohead with three and The Strokes with two. Notably, Polachek, Radiohead and The Strokes were also the only acts to replace themselves at the top, with the former doing so twice. Polachek, Troye Sivan and Valley were the only acts to debut a song at number one. Additionally, the year featured six sleeper hits―Peck's "Let Me Drown" (2022), Radiohead's "Jigsaw Falling into Place" (2007), "Let Down" and "No Surprises" (both 1997), and The Strokes' "The Adults Are Talking" and "Ode to the Mets" (both 2020)―topping the chart.

Caroline Polachek scored four number-one songs with "Billions", "Blood and Butter", "Butterfly Net" and "I Believe".
Month Day Song Artist(s)
January 7 "Blod" Jon Ranes
14
21 "Let Down"[B][C][D][a 1] Radiohead
28 "The Adults Are Talking"[D][a 1] The Strokes
February 4 "Ode to the Mets"[B][D][a 1]
11
18 "I Believe"[B] † Caroline Polachek
25 "Blood and Butter"
March 4
11
18
25
April 1
8 "Let Me Drown"[B][D][a 2] Orville Peck
15
22
29
May 6
13
20 "Jigsaw Falling into Place"[C][D][a 2] Radiohead
27 "No Surprises"[C][D][a 3]
June 3 "Billions" Caroline Polachek
10 "Butterfly Net"[B]
17
24 "Let Down"[B][C][D][a 4] Radiohead
July 1
8 "Have a Good Summer (Without Me)" † Valley
15
22 "Rush" † Troye Sivan
29
August 5
12
19 "Let Down"[B][C][D][a 5] Radiohead
26
September 2 "Heaven" Maude Latour
9
16 "Let Down"[B][C][D][a 6][a 5] Radiohead
23
30 "My Love Mine All Mine" Mitski
October 7
14
21
28
November 4
11
18 "Bad Idea Right?" Olivia Rodrigo
25
December 2
9 "Capable of Love" PinkPantheress
16 "Oral" Björk featuring Rosalía
23
30

Notes

  1. ^ a b c "Take a Chance" by DOMi & JD BECK (featuring Anderson .Paak) is the highest-charting recently-released song (not older than a year ago) on the issue dates of January 21, January 28, February 4 and February 11, if the sleeper hits are excluded. Cite error: The named reference ":1" was defined multiple times with different content (see the help page).
  2. ^ a b "Blood and Butter" by Caroline Polachek is the highest-charting recently-released song on the issue dates of April 8, April 15, April 22, April 29, May 6, May 13 and May 20, if the sleeper hits are excluded.
  3. ^ "Billions" by Caroline Polachek is the highest-charting recently-released song on the issue date of May 27, if the sleeper hits are excluded.
  4. ^ "Butterfly Net" by Caroline Polachek is the highest-charting recently-released song on the issue dates of June 24 and July 1, if the sleeper hits are excluded.
  5. ^ a b "Rush" by Troye Sivan is the highest-charting recently-released song on the issue dates of August 19, August 26 and September 23, if the sleeper hits are excluded.
  6. ^ "Heaven" by Maude Latour is the highest-charting recently-released song on the issue date of September 16, if the sleeper hits are excluded.

2024

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As of the chart dated November 16, thirteen songs have reached number one so far, with "Alesis" by Mk.gee currently holding the longest run of the year, spending twelve weeks at the top. Eleven artists have reached number one, with seven of them―Lorde, Magdalena Bay, Mk.gee, Chappell Roan, St. Vincent, Vampire Weekend and Jessie Ware―achieving the top spot for the first time. Charli XCX currently leads with three number-one songs, followed by Magdalena Bay and Mk.gee with two each. Mk.gee also holds the record for the most weeks at number one by any artist this year, with fifteen weeks in total so far. Notably, Charli XCX, Magdalena Bay and Mk.gee are currently the only acts to replace themselves at the top, with Charli XCX doing so thrice. In addition, Mk.gee is also the only act to debut a song at number one so far.

Mk.gee topped the chart for fifteen non-consecutive weeks with "Dream Police" and "Alesis".
Charli XCX scored three number-one songs with "Girl, So Confusing", "So I" and "Sympathy is a Knife", topping the chart for ten non-consecutive weeks.
Month Day Song Artist(s)
January 6 "Oral" Björk featuring Rosalía
13 "Begin Again" Jessie Ware
20
27 "Dream Police" † Mk.gee
February 3
10
17 "Alesis"[B] †
24
March 2 "Off with Her Tits" Allie X
9
16 "Alesis"[B] Mk.gee
23
30
April 6
13 "Capricorn" Vampire Weekend
20 "Good Luck, Babe!" Chappell Roan
27
May 4 "Broken Man" St. Vincent
11 "Alesis" Mk.gee
18
25
June 1
8
15
22 "So I"[B] Charli XCX
29
July 6 "Girl, So Confusing" Charli XCX featuring Lorde
13
20
27 "Sympathy Is a Knife"[B] Charli XCX
August 3 "Girl, So Confusing" Charli XCX featuring Lorde
10
17
24 "Good Luck, Babe!" Chappell Roan
31 "Sympathy is a Knife"[B] Charli XCX
September 7 "Good Luck, Babe!" Chappell Roan
14
21 "Cry for Me"[B] Magdalena Bay
28
October 5
12 "Angel on a Satellite"[B]
19
26
November 2 "Cry for Me"[B]
9
16

Best-selling songs of the 2020s

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2020

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Rank Song Artist(s) Chart
peak 		Sales
#1 "XS" Rina Sawayama 1 6,900,000
#2 "Post Humorous" Gus Dapperton 1 6,860,000
#3 "Yellow Is the Color of Her Eyes"[A] Soccer Mommy 1 6,610,000
#4 "Evergreen"[B] Ryan Beatty 5 4,910,000
#5 "Sarah Come Home"[B] Allie X 1 4,700,000
#6 "I Don't Know Why" NOTD and Astrid S 3 4,500,000
#7 "Tokyo Love Hotel"[B] Rina Sawayama 4 4,380,000
#8 "Love Me, I'm a Mess" Jesper Jenset 3 4,280,000
#9 "First Aid" Gus Dapperton 2 4,200,000
#10 "Backseat"[B] Ryan Beatty 9 3,910,000

2021

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Rank Song Artist(s) Chart
peak 		Sales
#1 "Troubled Paradise" Slayyyter 1 7,440,000
#2 "Know You" Dreamer Boy 1 6,610,000
#3 "Moonrise"[B] Jimi Somewhere 1 5,940,000
#4 "Dennis"[C][D] Roy Blair —[b 1] 5,420,000
#5 "Post Humorous" Gus Dapperton 2 (1 in 2020) 5,140,000
#6 "Duo" Sam Gellaitry 1 5,100,000
#7 "BDE" Shygirl featuring Slowthai 1 4,310,000
#8 "Control" Kid Bloom 3 4,280,000
#9 "Clouds" Slayyyter 1 4,210,000
#10 "Medicine" Gus Dapperton 3 (2 in 2020) 4,070,000

2022

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Rank Song Artist(s) Chart
peak 		Sales
#1 "Love Me More" Mitski 1 8,420,000
#2 "Let Down"[B][C][D] Radiohead —[b 1] 6,830,000
#3 "Pretty" Astrid S and Dagny 1 6,580,000
#4 "No Surprises"[C][D] Radiohead —[b 1] 6,190,000
#5 "Tamagotchi" Omar Apollo 1 5,600,000
#6 "Dennis"[C][D] Roy Blair —[b 1] 5,310,000
#7 "Bruxelles je t'aime" Angèle 4 5,220,000
#8 "Shooting Star" MUNA 1 5,120,000
#9 "Jane"[C][D] Roy Blair —[b 1] 4,740,000
#10 "Du är allt jag vill ha" Oscar Enestad 4 4,710,000

2023

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Due to the increasing number of older songs becoming sleeper hits, the chart officially started allowing them to enter starting this year.

Notes

  1. ^ a b c d e From 2018 to 2022, the chart did not allow songs released more than a year ago to enter.

Song milestones

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Number one debuts

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Song Artist(s) Issue week
"Post Humorous" Gus Dapperton July 25, 2020
"Troubled Paradise" Slayyyter February 6, 2021
"Duo" Sam Gellaitry May 8, 2021
"I Believe"[B] Caroline Polachek February 18, 2023
"Have a Good Summer (Without Me)" Valley July 8, 2023
"Rush" Troye Sivan July 22, 2023
"Dream Police" Mk.gee January 27, 2024
"Alesis"[B] February 17, 2022

Top 10 debuts

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Position Song Artist(s) Issue week
6
 "Let Down"[B][C][D] Radiohead January 14, 2023
7
 "Love Me More" Mitski January 22, 2022
"The Adults Are Talking"[D] The Strokes January 14, 2023
8
 "Who's Gonna Save U Now?"[B] Rina Sawayama May 2, 2020
9
 "Easier Said Than Done" Dreamer Boy February 20, 2021
10
 "Inbred"[B][D] Ethel Cain August 19, 2023

Most weeks at number one

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Number of
weeks 		Song Artist(s) Issue weeks
15
 "Post Humorous" Gus Dapperton July 25–October 24, 2020;
November 21, 2020
12
 "XS" Rina Sawayama April 25–July 11, 2020
"Love Me More" Mitski January 22–April 16, 2022
"Blod" Jon Ranes October 29, 2022–January 14, 2023
11
 "BDE" Shygirl featuring Slowthai July 31–September 11, 2021;
October 2–16, 2021;
October 30, 2021
8
 "Troubled Paradise" Slayyyter February 6–March 27, 2021
7
 "Sugar"[A] BROCKHAMPTON January 18–February 29, 2020
"Know You" Dreamer Boy October 31–November 14, 2020;
November 28, 2020;
January 16–30, 2021
"Duo" Sam Gellaitry May 8–22, 2021;
June 5–26, 2021
"Let Down"[B][C][D] Radiohead January 21, 2023;
August 19–26, 2023;
September 16–23, 2023
"My Love Mine All Mine" Mitski September 30–November 11, 2023

Most weeks in the top five

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Number of
weeks 		Song Artist(s) Issue weeks
33
 "Post Humorous" Gus Dapperton July 25, 2020–February 20, 2021;
March 6–13, 2021
30
 "Troubled Paradise" Slayyyter February 6–August 28, 2021
25
 "Know You" Dreamer Boy October 24, 2020–April 10, 2021
22
 "Moonrise"[B] Jimi Somewhere March 6–June 26, 2021;
July 17–August 7, 2021;
August 21, 2021
19
 "Love Me More" Mitski January 29–June 4, 2022
17
 "Yellow Is the Color of Her Eyes" Soccer Mommy April 4–July 18, 2020;
August 22, 2020
"XS" Rina Sawayama April 11–August 1, 2020
"BDE" Shygirl featuring Slowthai July 31–November 20, 2021
16
 "Medicine" Gus Dapperton September 26–November 28, 2020;
December 19, 2020–February 6, 2021
"Shooting Star"[B] MUNA October 1, 2022–January 14, 2023

Most weeks in the top 10

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Number of
weeks 		Song Artist(s) Issue weeks
45
 "Post Humorous" Gus Dapperton July 25, 2020–May 29, 2021
35
 "Troubled Paradise" Slayyyter February 6–October 2, 2021
32
 "Know You" Dreamer Boy October 17, 2020–May 22, 2021
31
 "Moonrise"[B] Jimi Somewhere March 6–October 2, 2021
25
 "Love Me More" Mitski January 22–July 9, 2022
"Ode to the Mets"[B][D] The Strokes January 21–July 1, 2023;
September 23, 2023
24
 "Jigsaw Falling into Place"[C][D] Radiohead February 11–18, 2023;
March 11–August 5, 2023
23
 "Du är allt jag vill ha" Oscar Enestad May 28–October 29, 2022
"Billions" Caroline Polachek March 5–April 9, 2022;
March 4–July 1, 2023
22
 "Yellow Is the Color of Her Eyes" Soccer Mommy April 4–August 29, 2020
"XS" Rina Sawayama
"Medicine" Gus Dapperton September 26, 2020–February 20, 2021
21
 "BDE" Shygirl featuring Slowthai July 31–December 18, 2021
"Blood and Butter" Caroline Polachek February 25–July 15, 2023
20
 "First Aid" Gus Dapperton July 18, 2020–December 5, 2020

Most weeks on the chart

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Number of
weeks 		Song Artist(s) Issue weeks
64
 "Du är allt jag vill ha" Oscar Enestad May 7, 2022–July 22, 2023
59
 "Post Humorous" Gus Dapperton July 25, 2020–September 4, 2021
56
 "Know You" Dreamer Boy September 26, 2020–September 18, 2021;
June 10–July 1, 2023
"Moonrise"[B] Jimi Somewhere February 20–December 25, 2021;
March 25–June 3, 2023
53
 "XS" Rina Sawayama March 28, 2020–March 20, 2021;
June 19, 2021
"Troubled Paradise" Slayyyter February 6, 2021–February 5, 2022
46
 "Billions" Caroline Polachek February 26–May 28, 2022;
January 21–August 26, 2023
44*
 "Candy" Mk.gee August 19, 2023–May 11, 2024;
October 12, 2024–TBA
43*
 "Dream Police" Mk.gee January 27, 2024–TBA
41
 "Blod" Jon Ranes October 15, 2022–July 22, 2023
40
 "Medicine" Gus Dapperton September 19, 2020–June 19, 2021
"Love Me More" Mitski January 22–October 22, 2022
40*
 "Alesis" Mk.gee February 17, 2024–TBA
"I Want"
39
 "Come to Me" Daniel Hart featuring Sam Reid November 5, 2022–July 29, 2023
38
 "Bruxelles je t'aime" Angèle January 29–October 15, 2022
37
 "If You Want Me" Röyksopp featuring Susanne Sundfør May 7, 2022–January 14, 2023
36
 "Kind of Girl" MUNA May 21, 2022–January 21, 2023
"Yellow Is the Color of Her Eyes" Soccer Mommy March 28–November 7, 2020;
August 12–26, 2023
"The Adults Are Talking"[D] The Strokes January 14–September 16, 2023
35
 "BDE" Shygirl featuring Slowthai July 17, 2021–March 12, 2022
"Celebrate" Isaac Dunbar July 24, 2021–January 1, 2022;
May 27–August 5, 2023
34
 "First Aid" Gus Dapperton June 20, 2020–February 6, 2021
"Western" Mk.gee September 26, 2020–March 6, 2021;
June 10–August 12, 2023
31
 "cz" Mk.gee September 19, 2020–March 27, 2021;
June 17–July 1, 2023
"No One Dies from Love" Tove Lo May 14–December 10, 2022
30
 "Guilty Conscience" 070 Shake November 14, 2020–June 5, 2021
"Say What You Will" James Blake September 4, 2021–April 2, 2022
29
 "Duo" Sam Gellaitry May 8–November 20, 2021
"Forever&More" ROLE MODEL August 7, 2021–February 19, 2022
"Hallelujah"[C][D] Jeff Buckley January 14–July 29, 2023

Most weeks at number two without hitting number one

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Number of
weeks 		Song Artist(s) Issue weeks Kept out of number-one position by
5
 "First Aid" Gus Dapperton August 8–August 29, 2020;
September 19, 2020 		"Post Humorous" (Gus Dapperton)
4
 "Medicine" October 3–24, 2020
"Easy On Your Own?" Alvvays March 11–April 1, 2023 "Blood and Butter" (Caroline Polachek)

Most weeks on the chart without ever hitting the top 10

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Number of
weeks 		Chart
peak 		Song Artist(s) Issue weeks
31
21
 "No One Dies from Love" Tove Lo May 14–December 10, 2022
29
14
 "Hallelujah"[C][D] Jeff Buckley January 14–July 29, 2023
27
13
 "Paranoid Android"[C][D] Radiohead January 14–July 15, 2023
26
12
 "What I Want" MUNA July 2–December 24, 2022
15
 "Home by Now" June 4–November 26, 2022
25
17
 "There Is a Light That Never Goes Out"[C][D] The Smiths January 14–July 1, 2023
24
21
 "Pressure Love" Safario and Lokoy featuring Jimi Somewhere April 18–August 1, 2020;
March 25–May 13, 2023
23
29
 "Håper du har plass"[C][D] Cezinando January 14–June 17, 2023
22
26
 "Banish the Banshees" Isaac Dunbar June 4–October 29, 2022
20
19
 "After the Earthquake" Alvvays January 27–May 20, 2023

Biggest jump to number one

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Chart movement Song Artist(s) Issue week
38–1 (37 spots)
 "Blood and Butter" Caroline Polachek February 25, 2023
22–1 (21 spots)
 "Catch Me in the Air" Rina Sawayama July 16, 2022
19–1 (18 spots)
 "Let Me Drown"[B][D] Orville Peck April 8, 2024
16–1 (15 spots)
 "Pretty" Astrid S and Dagny January 1, 2022
"Shooting Star"[B] MUNA October 1, 2022
15–1 (14 spots)
 "My Love Mine All Mine" Mitski September 30, 2023
12–1 (11 spots)
 "Sarah Come Home"[B] Allie X March 28, 2020
"BDE" Shygirl featuring Slowthai July 31, 2021
"Mistake Like You"[B] Sigrid May 28, 2022
11–1 (10 spots)
 "Gullible" Sam Gellaitry October 23, 2021

Biggest single-week upward movements

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Chart movement Song Artist(s) Issue week
48–10 (38 spots)
 "Romance, Eh?"[B] Blossoms February 22, 2020
38–1 (37 spots)
 "Blood and Butter" Caroline Polachek February 25, 2023
37–3 (34 spots)
 "Somewhere" Surf Mesa featuring Gus Dapperton August 29, 2020
48–14 (34 spots)
 "Heaven" Maude Latour August 12, 2023
46–13 (33 spots)
 "Be Sweet" Japanese Breakfast May 8, 2021
39–7 (32 spots)
 "Forever" Charli XCX May 2, 2020
44–12 (32 spots)
 "Guilty Conscience" 070 Shake November 21, 2020
35–4 (31 spots)
 "Days Like Lost Dogs" Christian Leave November 27, 2021
48–17 (31 spots)
 "Bouncin" Tinashe January 1, 2022
50–20 (30 spots)
 "Teenage Headache Dreams" Mura Masa and Ellie Rowsell February 1, 2020
39–10 (29 spots)
 "Billions" Caroline Polachek March 5, 2022
44–15 (29 spots)
 "Are You Letting Go?" Dreamer Boy featuring BENEE November 13, 2021
33–5 (28 spots)
 "Clouds" Slayyyter March 20, 2021
32–5 (27 spots)
 "Blod" Jon Ranes October 22, 2022
43–16 (27 spots)
 "Blew Its"[B] Hippo Campus February 19, 2022
47–20 (27 spots)
 "It's a Small World" Sleeping at Last May 9, 2020
"Blueberry Faygo" Lil Mosey June 20, 2020
48–22 (26 spots)
 "Stop" AJ Mitchell May 1, 2021
49–22 (26 spots)
 "Intimate Moments" Isaac Dunbar June 26, 2021

Biggest single-week downward movements

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Chart movement Song Artist(s) Issue week
18–38 (20 spots)
 "Just Wanted to Know" Röyksopp featuring Astrid S January 14, 2023
17–35 (18 spots)
 "Never Cared"[A] Boy Pablo and Jimi Somewhere January 4, 2020
27–44 (17 spots)
 "Special"[B] SZA January 14, 2023
18–34 (16 spots)
 "Gone"[A] Charli XCX and Christine and the Queens January 4, 2020
21–36 (15 spots)
 "Hurricanes" Rina Sawayama January 14, 2023

Longest climbs to number one

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Number of
weeks 		Song Artist(s) Issue week
34
 "Billions" Caroline Polachek February 26–May 28, 2022;
January 21–June 3, 2023
15
 "Moonrise"[B] Jimi Somewhere February 20–March 29, 2021

Longest climbs to the top five

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Number of
weeks 		Song Artist(s) Issue weeks
18
 "Kind of Girl" MUNA May 21–September 17, 2022
16
 "No Surprises"[C][D] Radiohead January 14–April 29, 2023

Longest climbs to the top 10

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Number of
weeks 		Song Artist(s) Issue weeks
20
 "Fake Plastic Trees"[C][D] Radiohead January 14–June 10, 2023
17
 "Kind of Girl" MUNA May 21–September 10, 2022
16
 "A Wolf at the Door"[B][C][D] Radiohead February 4–May 20, 2023
15
 "Runner" Djo September 24–December 31, 2022

Biggest drop off the chart

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Chart movement Song Artist(s) Issue week
31–Off
 "What Makes a Woman" Katy Perry October 3, 2020
34–Off
 "Glimpse of Us" Joji January 14, 2023
"cz" Mk.gee July 1, 2023
35–Off
 "Stay Awhile" Röyksopp featuring Susanne Sundfør January 14, 2023

Artist achievements

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Most chart entries

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Entries Artist
29 Rina Sawayama[c 1]
24 Gus Dapperton
23 Charli XCX
Jimi Somewhere
19 Omar Apollo
18 Taylor Swift[c 2]
17 Caroline Polachek
16 Weyes Blood
15 Dreamer Boy
14 Dagny
Kid Bloom
13 DYSN
Travis Scott[c 3]
12 The 1975
Astrid S
Mitski[c 4]
Kim Petras
Radiohead[c 5]
11 Allie X[c 6]
Katy Perry
Rosalía
Sigrid
Slayyyter
Harry Styles
10 Lostboycrow
Troye Sivan
SZA
9 Julian Casablancas[c 7]
Jesper Jenset
Christian Leave
The Weeknd
8 James Blake
Phoebe Bridgers
L Devine
7 Ethel Cain[c 8]
ELIO
Sam Gellaitry
MUNA[c 9]
Tove Lo
ROLE MODEL
The Strokes[c 10]
6 Ryan Beatty
Blossoms
Isaac Dunbar
Hippo Campus
Zara Larsson
Dua Lipa
The Neighbourhood
Perfume Genius[c 11]
Tove Styrke
Susanne Sundfør
5 Angèle
BENEE
Cezinando[c 12]
Clairo
Lucy Dacus[c 13]
Shygirl
Ryan Woods
4 Beach House[c 14]
Djo
Empress Of
Sam Fender
Grimes
Inhaler
Joji
Maude Latour
Mk.gee
LÉON
Kacey Musgraves
Orville Peck
Soccer Mommy
Tame Impala
3 Ashnikko
Bülow
Daft Punk[c 15]
James Ivy
Japanese Breakfast
Porter Robinson
Snail Mail
Tyler, The Creator[c 16]
Kali Uchis
Valley
Wallows
2 Alvvays
Zach Bryan
Billie Eilish
FKA Twigs
Lady Gaga
Her's[c 17]
Magdalena Bay
more*
Nirvana[c 18]
PinkPantheress
Alfie Templeman
Sharon Van Etten
Jessie Ware
1 Björk
Roy Blair[c 19]
Boygenius
Kate Bush[c 20]
Laufey
Ravyn Lenae
Lorde
St. Vincent

Notes

  1. ^ Rina Sawayama's chart entries include two sleeper hits "Ordinary Superstar" and "Tunnel Vision" (both 2017), charting in 2023.
  2. ^ Taylor Swift's chart entries include one sleeper hit "Out of the Woods" (2014), charting in 2023.
  3. ^ Travis Scott's chart entries include one sleeper hit "Out West" (2019), charting in 2023.
  4. ^ Mitski's chart entries include two sleeper hits "Geyser" (2018) and "Your Best American Girl" (2016), charting in 2023.
  5. ^ All Radiohead's chart entries are sleeper hits, charting in 2023.
  6. ^ Allie X's chart entries include one re-entry "Girl of the Year" (2018), re-entering in 2023, more than four years since its departure in 2019.
  7. ^ Julian Casablancas' chart entries include two sleeper hits with The Strokes and one as a solo artist: "Instant Crush" (2013), charting in 2023.
  8. ^ Ethel Cain's chart entries include two sleeper hits "A House in Nebraska" (2022) and "Inbred" (2021), charting in 2023.
  9. ^ MUNA's chart entries include one sleeper hit "I Know a Place" (2016), charting in 2023.
  10. ^ The Strokes' chart entries include five sleeper hits "Call It Fate, Call It Karma", "One Way Trigger" (both 2013), "The Adults Are Talking", "Ode to the Mets" and "Selfless" (all 2020), charting in 2023.
  11. ^ Perfume Genius' chart entries include one sleeper hit "Slip Away" (2017), charting in 2023.
  12. ^ Cezinando's chart entries include two sleeper hits "Er dette alt" and "Håper du har plass" (both 2017), charting in 2023.
  13. ^ Lucy Dacus' chart entries include one sleeper hit "Night Shift" (2017), charting in 2023.
  14. ^ All Beach House's chart entries are sleeper hits, charting in 2023.
  15. ^ Daft Punk's chart entries include two sleeper hits "Digital Love" (2001) and "Instant Crush" (2013), charting in 2023.
  16. ^ Tyler, The Creator's chart entries include one sleeper hit "Cash In Cash Out" (2022), charting in 2023.
  17. ^ All chart entries of Her's are sleeper hits, charting in 2023.
  18. ^ All Nirvana's chart entries are sleeper hits, charting in 2023.
  19. ^ Roy Blair's chart entry include one sleeper hit "Dennis" (2018), charting in 2023.
  20. ^ All Kate Bush's chart entries are sleeper hits, charting in 2023.

Most top 10 songs

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Entries Artist
12 Rina Sawayama
10 Omar Apollo
Caroline Polachek
9 Gus Dapperton
8 Jimi Somewhere
7 Astrid S
6 Charli XCX
Dreamer Boy
Jesper Jenset
Travis Scott[d 1]
5 Ethel Cain[d 2]
Julian Casablancas
MUNA[d 3]
Radiohead[d 4]
4 Lostboycrow
Slayyyter
3 The 1975
Allie X
Angèle
James Blake
Sam Gellaitry
Christian Leave
Tove Lo
Mitski[d 5]
Sigrid
The Strokes[d 6]
Tove Styrke
Weyes Blood
2 BENEE
Phoebe Bridgers
Dagny
Djo
Lady Gaga
Japanese Breakfast
Maude Latour
Mk.gee
Porter Robinson
Rosalía
Shygirl
Troye Sivan
Susanne Sundfør
The Weeknd
1 Ravyn Lenae
Kid Bloom

Notes

  1. ^ Travis Scott's top 10 entries include one sleeper hit "Out West" (2019), charting in 2023.
  2. ^ Ethel Cain's top 10 entries include one sleeper hit "Inbred" (2021), charting in 2023.
  3. ^ MUNA's top 10 entries include one sleeper hit "I Know a Place" (2016), charting in 2023.
  4. ^ All Radiohead's top 10 entries are sleeper hits, charting in 2023.
  5. ^ Mitski' top 10 entries include one sleeper hit "Geyser" (2018), charting in 2023.
  6. ^ The Strokes' top 10 entries include two sleeper hits "The Adults Are Talking" and "Ode to the Mets" (both 2020), charting in 2023.

Most top five songs

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Entries Artist
10 Rina Sawayama
7 Omar Apollo
Gus Dapperton
5 Caroline Polachek
Travis Scott[e 1]
4 Dreamer Boy
Jimi Somewhere
3 Allie X
Julian Casablancas[e 2]
Charli XCX
Sam Gellaitry
Jesper Jenset
MUNA
Radiohead[e 3]
Troye Sivan
2 Angèle
Astrid S
Ethel Cain
Japanese Breakfast
Maude Latour
Christian Leave
Rosalía
Shygirl
Slayyyter
The Strokes[e 4]
1 Phoebe Bridgers
Kid Bloom
Mk.gee

Notes

  1. ^ Travis Scott's top five entries include one sleeper hit "Out West" (2019), charting in 2023.
  2. ^ Julian Casablancas' top five entries include two sleeper hits with The Strokes' and one as a solo artist: "Instant Crush" (2013), charting in 2023.
  3. ^ All Radiohead's top five entries are sleeper hits, charting in 2023.
  4. ^ All The Strokes' top five entries are sleeper hits, charting in 2023.

Most number one songs

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Entries Artist
4 Caroline Polachek
Rina Sawayama
3 Charli XCX
Radiohead[f 1]
2 Allie X
Omar Apollo
BENEE
Gus Dapperton
Dreamer Boy
Sam Gellaitry
Mitski
MUNA
Slayyyter
The Strokes

Notes

  1. ^ All Radiohead's number one songs are sleeper hits, charting in 2023.

Most cumulative weeks at number one

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Number of
weeks 		Artist
24 Rina Sawayama
19 Mitski
17 Gus Dapperton
13 Slayyyter
12 Jon Ranes
10 Caroline Polachek

Most simultaneous entries in the top 10

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Number Artist Issue week(s)
5
 Omar Apollo May 14, 2022
4
 Rina Sawayama May 23, 2020
Gus Dapperton September 26, 2020
Radiohead May 20–June 17, 2023

Most simultaneous entries on the chart

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Number Artist Issue week(s)
11
 Gus Dapperton October 3–10, 2020
9
 Radiohead May 20–June 3, 2023
8
 Rina Sawayama September 24–October 1, 2022
Travis Scott August 19, 2023
7
 Dreamer Boy May 15, 2021
Omar Apollo April 16, 2022
Weyes Blood December 24, 2022
6
 Jimi Somewhere February 20, 2020
Harry Styles June 11, 2022

Most top positions simultaneously occupied

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Number Artist Issue week
4
 Gus Dapperton September 26, 2020
3
 Omar Apollo May 14, 2022
Magdalena Bay November 16, 2024

Self-replacement at number one

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Artist Songs Issue week(s)
Slayyyter "Troubled Paradise" → "Clouds" April 3, 2021
Japanese Breakfast "Be Sweet" → "Tactics"[B] July 10, 2021
Omar Apollo "Tamagotchi" → "No Good Reason"[B] May 21, 2022
Rina Sawayama "This Hell" → "Catch Me in the Air" July 16, 2022
"Catch Me in the Air" → "Hold the Girl" August 20, 2022
"Hold the Girl" → "Catch Me in the Air September 24, 2022
The Strokes "The Adults Are Talking"[D] → "Ode to the Mets"[B][D] February 4, 2023
Caroline Polachek "I Believe"[B] → "Blood and Butter" February 25, 2023
Radiohead "Jigsaw Falling into Place"[C][D] → "No Surprises"[C][D] May 27, 2023
Caroline Polachek "Billions → "Butterfly Net"[B] June 10, 2023
Magdalena Bay "Cry for Me"[B] → "Angel on a Satellite"[B] October 12, 2024
"Angel on a Satellite"[B] → "Cry for Me"[B] November 2, 2024

Album achievement

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Most number one songs from one album

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Number Album Artist Year(s)
4
 Desire, I Want to Turn Into You Caroline Polachek
2023
3
 Hold the Girl Rina Sawayama
2022
2
 Brat Charli XCX
2024
Ivory Omar Apollo
2022
The New Abnormal[D] The Strokes
2023
OK Computer[C][D] Radiohead
2023
Troubled Paradise Slayyyter
2021
Two Star & the Dream Police Mk.gee
2024

Most top 10 songs from one album

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Number Album Artist Year(s) Issue week
7
 Desire, I Want to Turn Into You Caroline Polachek
2022–23
 "Billions", "Blood and Butter", "Butterfly Net"[B] and "I Believe"[B] (No. 1)
Hold the Girl Rina Sawayama
2022
 "Catch Me in the Air", "Hold the Girl" and "This Hell" (No. 1)
Ivory Omar Apollo
2021–22
 "Tamagotchi" (No. 1)
5
 Sawayama Rina Sawayama
2021–22
 "XS" (No. 1)
4
 All the Ways We Are Together Dreamer Boy
2020–21
 "Know You" (No. 1)
The New Abnormal[D] The Strokes
2021, 2023
 "The Adults Are Talking" and "Ode to the Mets" (No. 1)
Nothing Gold Can Stay Jimi Somewhere
2020–21
 "Moonrise"[B] (No. 1)
Troubled Paradise Slayyyter
2021
 "Troubled Paradise" and "Clouds" (No. 1)

Notes

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A Indicates a 2019 release.

B Indicates a non-single song.

C Indicates a release that is older than one year since the first issue week of the decade began (i.e. older than January 2019).

D Indicates a release that becomes a sleeper hit.

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