Every two weeks, we update our “Most Famous 2020s [music genre] from the Last 30 Days” series to reflect shifts in listener trends. These rankings combine data from our platform with external streaming metrics to highlight what’s resonating right now.
While not exhaustive, these charts capture notable changes—rising hits, enduring favorites, and exciting new entries—across 16 genres.
Here is the Apr 24, 2025 edition
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Alt Z
The Alt Z chart remains unchanged this month, with no new entries or exits. Elley Duhé’s “Middle Of The Night” continues to lead, followed by Faouzia’s “Minefields” and Sub Urban’s collaboration with Benee on “Uh Oh!”
Despite the lack of movement in rankings, the chart maintains a strong balance of introspective alt-pop and emotionally charged tracks, including Tate McRae’s “Greedy” and Gracie Abrams’ “I Love You, I’M Sorry.”
Alternative Metal
Alternative Metal sees one new entry this month: Linkin Park’s “Lost” returns to the top five, climbing from 7th to 4th place. “Over Each Other” also moves up to 9th. Meanwhile, Skillet’s “Psycho In My Head” enters the top 12.
The upper ranks remain dominated by Linkin Park and Falling In Reverse, with “The Emptiness Machine” and “Watch The World Burn” retaining key positions. The lower half shows minor reshuffling, but no exits.
Alternative R&B
Alternative R&B features a reshuffling at the top as Sevdaliza’s “Alibi” climbs to number one, overtaking Doechii’s “Denial Is A River.” Ravyn Lenae’s “Love Me Not” also sees a notable jump to 4th place.
The overall chart composition remains unchanged, but several tracks have shifted positions. Doechii’s presence remains strong with “Alter Ego,” while Mariah The Scientist and Ari Lennox continue to secure multiple spots.
American Hip-Hop
American Hip-Hop undergoes modest changes. Central Cee and Lil Baby’s “Band4Band” rises to 2nd, pushing Lil Nas X to 3rd. GloRilla’s “I Luv Her” drops to 19th, while “Tomorrow 2” closes the chart at 20th.
Notably, King Von gains ground with “Took Her To The O,” now at 5th. The chart retains its high-profile lineup, dominated by Kendrick Lamar, Travis Scott, Eminem, and multiple entries from GloRilla.
Art Pop
Art Pop introduces a new entry with Lady Gaga’s “Abracadabra,” debuting at number 3. This energetic single signals a new creative phase for the artist. Aurora’s “Cure For Me” falls to 14th.
Billie Eilish and Lady Gaga continue to dominate the list with multiple titles each. With consistent performers like “Birds Of A Feather” and “Die With A Smile” at the top, the chart remains firmly anchored in theatrical and experimental pop.
Asian Pop
Asian Pop continues to highlight global collaborations with two new entries. Lisa’s “Born Again,” featuring Doja Cat and Raye, debuts at number 3, bringing cinematic visuals and a prominent spot in *The White Lotus* trailer.
Thai rapper Youngohm’s “นครดารา” enters at number 6, showcasing his mix of ambition-themed Thai hip-hop. Katseye’s “Touch” drops five spots to 15, while the top two remain unchanged, with Rosé and Bruno Mars’s “Apt.” leading the chart.
Country Music
Country Music sees two new additions. Riley Green’s “Worst Way” debuts at number 5, adding to his recent momentum. JamWayne, 501Bryze, and Hessom’s collaboration “New” enters at number 20, offering a cross-genre blend of country and rap.
In the reshuffle, Morgan Wallen’s “Smile” drops to 4th, and Tyler Braden’s “Devil You Know” climbs into the top 10. The chart continues to balance contemporary country with traditional storytelling.
Dance Pop
Dance Pop introduces one new track: “Ritmo (Bad Boys For Life)” by Black Eyed Peas featuring J Balvin arrives at number 20. The song blends Latin rhythms with a sample of “The Rhythm of the Night.”
Sevdaliza’s “Alibi” slips from 3rd to 4th, while Bruno Mars secures three entries in the top five. The chart maintains its mix of upbeat collaborations and polished pop production, anchored by Rosé and Bruno Mars’s “Apt.”
East & South African Music
East & South African Music welcomes five new entries. Leading them is “Uyaphapha Marn” by TNK Musiq, DJ Maphorisa, and others at number 3, followed by “Nairobi” by Marioo and Bien at number 4. DJ Maphorisa also appears on “Ngibolekeni” at number 5.
Willy Paul & Bahati’s “Keki” enters at 7, and Asake’s “Why Love” debuts at 11. These new tracks push older entries like “Wangu” and “Kwelanga 2.0” further down. Tyla’s “Water” remains the leading track.
French R&B
French R&B sees one new entry. “Cartier” by Gazo & Tiakola enters at number 16, a high-energy track reflecting themes of luxury and ambition. Gims’s “Sois Pas Timide” rises to the top, replacing Joé Dwèt Filé’s “4 Kampé.”
The upper half of the chart sees minor shifts, with “Spider” and “Carré OK” maintaining their strong positions. Tayc’s “Yimmy Yimmy” slips slightly, while “Only You” and “Jolie Madame” remain steady in the lower ranks.
Metalcore
Metalcore introduces one new entry this week. “Bad Things” by I Prevail joins the chart at number 20. The song, released in 2022, explores themes of self-destruction and emotional strain with a sleek modern production.
Meanwhile, Motionless In White’s “Another Life” climbs to number 2, pushing Electric Callboy’s “Elevator Operator” down to 5th. Bad Omens continue to dominate, holding six spots across the ranking.
Modern Dancehall
Modern Dancehall sees four new additions. Bayka and DJ Mac’s “Miss Pretty” lands at number 13, a fresh entry from the “Down Riddim” project. Cherifou’s “Olome Deureume” debuts at 18, blending Mbalax rhythms with modern style.
Patoranking’s “Kolo Kolo” enters at 19, while Shenseea’s “Die For You” closes the chart at 20. These changes push out tracks like “Jorja Smith – Be Honest” and “Tommy Lee Sparta – Price.”
Nigerian Pop
Nigerian Pop adds one new entry. “Peru” by Fireboy DML returns to the chart at number 19, following its viral success and Ed Sheeran remix. Dax’s “Lonely Dirt Road” jumps to number 3, making room for reshuffling in the upper ranks.
Wizkid’s “Essence” and “Joro” maintain lower positions, while “Calm Down” by Rema (feat. Selena Gomez) stays dominant at the top.
Pov: Indie
POV: Indie features one new entry this week. Beabadoobee’s “Beaches” debuts at number 13. The track captures 2000s indie textures and introspective lyrics from her sessions at Shangri-La.
Noah Kahan’s “Stick Season” drops to 9th, while Twenty One Pilots continue to populate multiple chart positions, including the entire bottom five.
Urban Contemporary
Urban Contemporary welcomes one new addition. Fabolous enters at number 20 with “Snooze Freestyle,” a remix built around SZA’s original, released as part of his Freestyle Friday series.
The rest of the chart remains stable, with Shakira’s “Soltera” leading for a second period and strong showings from GloRilla, Usher, and PARTYNEXTDOOR. “Lift Me Up” by Rihanna holds at number 8.
Urbano Latino
Two new entries reshape the Urbano Latino chart. Natti Natasha makes a debut at number 10 with “Desde Hoy,” a bachata track produced by Romeo Santos that reflects on betrayal and emotional recovery. At 17, “Santa” by Rvssian, Rauw Alejandro, and Ayra Starr merges reggaeton and afrobeat, exploring themes of innocence and seduction.
These additions push out “Danny Ocean & Kapo – Imagínate” and “Boza & Elena Rose – Orion.” Meanwhile, “Mi Refe” by Beéle and Ovy On The Drums climbs to number one, overtaking Bad Bunny’s “Baile Inolvidable.”