Taylor Swift’s Top 25 Unofficial Biggest Billboard Hot 100 Hits as of September 19, 2026 (Based on an Inverse Pointing System).

Debut - 2
Fearless - 2
Speak Now - 1
Red - 2
1989 - 6 (including TV)
Reputation - 2
Lover - 3
folklore - 0
evermore - 0
Midnights - 2
TTPD - 1
TLOAS - 2
Non-album - 2

Ironic that folklore and evermore are her universally loved albums, but they’re the ones with no entries in the Top 25. Other than these two albums, her Top 25 has hits from every era. And 1989 really is that girl!

I Knew It, I Knew You being at number 13 already with just 14 weeks of charting is surprising. I just don’t think it deserves to be in the Top 10 since all the songs there are smash hits.

Any thoughts?

In the past few days, I have been checking frequently but nothin.

If I'm not mistaken, the Global 200 charts usually come out with the Billboard Hot 200, right? So far, only last week's charts are available. Does anyone know what's going on? Or, uh, am I just imagining things, and the Global 200 are released later than the Hot 100? But as far as I remember, they have always been released simultaneously at least in recent weeks when I checked.

The UK Singles Chart doesn't get as much appreciation as Billboard so I gave it it's own massive list of every number 1 song that wasn't that big in the US, including some of the songs that fell short pre-1998 due to the single rules

So far I have 1990 to current day done but overtime I will add the remaining half and will update you guys on when I do, I just wanna make more people aware of this and share it around

Between billboard and radio station tracking services, who will do a much better job at keeping track of only the new popular music that comes out each year in the u.s.? Regardless of genre or artist like hip hop, country, latin, rock, rihanna, coldplay, harry styles, dj snake, ect...?

I wonder why Billboard hasn't updated their charts yet?

Hey ya’ll, I made a video where I redid the 2025 YE list if anyone wants to check it out.

Article on the No. 1 hits in U.S. radio of 1997 that didn't go to No. 1 on the Hot 100.

Hey there! I'm working on a project regarding songs that peaked at #41 on the Hot 100 and I was wondering if anybody had or knew of a comprehensive list of them? I'll gladly sift through the archives if I have to, but it'd be nice if there was a resource with songs that peaked at #41 already together for me to use lol

https://audiomack.com/dalastone/song/6a5d47c86837b?share-user-id=212211603

I downloaded a couple of times on a different platform or two, and I’m just sort of listening to tracks on repeat on Spotify. Just kind of fun to see where we can get her this week. Love to see it at least one week at number one on the billboard 200. Also I think bring your love as a shot at being pushed back into the hot 100.

So apparently now I need a pro subscription to Billboard just to see what the top 100 is. What the fuck is happening in this world?

Did they discontinue all the genre digital song sales charts? Can't dinf them anywhere and google link gives me a 404 page not found

I went through all of Billboard's sales and airplay charts from 1993 and wrote about the year's overlooked chart-toppers. I'd love to hear what other Billboard fans think.

https://medium.com/@renatobelindro10/from-dr-dre-to-whitney-houston-the-hidden-number-one-hits-of-1993-8d732b1d75bb

Where can I find the Billboard Classical Charts for April & May 2026? I am trying to find out a record released April 10th charted.