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 Jul 8, 2025 edition
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Alt Z
Tate McRae’s “Greedy” holds firm at No. 1, while Faouzia’s “Minefields” maintains its runner-up position.
Sub Urban and Benee’s “Uh Oh!” edges up one spot to No. 3, swapping places with Elley Duhé’s “Middle Of The Night.”
Lauren Spencer Smith’s “Flowers” slips two spots to No. 12, overtaken by JP Saxe and Royal’s rising entries.
The only new addition this week is King Princess’ “Fantastic [From Arcane Season 2],” debuting at No. 20 and replacing Melanie Martinez’s “Death,” which exits the chart.
Alternative Metal
Linkin Park continues its dominance, retaining the top two positions with “The Emptiness Machine” and “Up From The Bottom.”
Falling In Reverse remains steady with three tracks in the Top 10, led by “Watch The World Burn” at No. 3.
New to the chart is Evanescence’s “Afterlife,” debuting strongly at No. 5 and displacing “Ronald” to No. 11.
Slipknot’s “Unsainted” and “Nero Forte” both climb, indicating a minor resurgence for the band this week.
Papa Roach’s collaboration with Carrie Underwood drops out, making room for Evanescence’s entry into the genre spotlight.
Alternative R&B
Sevdaliza‘s “Alibi” remains at No. 1, followed closely by Ravyn Lenae and Doechii.
Lucky Daye’s “Over” rises to No. 5, switching spots with Mariah the Scientist’s “From A Woman.”
Two newcomers arrive: Davido and Victoria Monét’s “Offa Me” lands at No. 11, while The Weeknd’s “Drive” debuts at No. 14.
Katy Perry and Doechii’s “I’M His, HE’S Mine” exits the chart, along with one track from Ari Lennox, making space for the new entries.
Mariah the Scientist continues to hold strong with both “From A Woman” and “2 You” inside the Top 10.
American Hip-Hop
Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us” locks in another week at No. 1, with Lil Nas X’s “Old Town Road – Remix” moving up to No. 2.
Drake and Lil Durk’s “Laugh Now Cry Later” enters at No. 13, marking a strong comeback for the 2020 hit.
Other notable entries include Lil Baby’s “Emotionally Scarred” at No. 15 and YoungBoy Never Broke Again’s “Self Control” at No. 20.
Rod Wave’s “25” and Future’s ensemble track “Type Shit” exit to accommodate the newcomers.
King Von continues to chart with three songs, led by “Took Her To The O” at No. 4.
Art Pop
Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars’ “Die With A Smile” continues its reign at No. 1, with Billie Eilish’s “Birds Of A Feather” steady at No. 2.
“Shallow” returns to the Top 5, overtaking “Everything I Wanted.”
Lorde makes her debut with “What Was That,” landing at No. 19 and replacing The Weeknd’s “Open Hearts.”
Despite reshuffling, the chart remains dominated by Lady Gaga and Billie Eilish, each holding multiple entries.
Aurora and Charli XCX continue to maintain strong mid-chart placements, reflecting ongoing audience interest.
Asian Pop
Rosé and Bruno Mars’ “Apt.” continues to lead the chart, followed closely by Jennie’s “Like Jennie” and aespa’s “Whiplash.”
Katseye’s “Touch” moves up to No. 4, pushing Mrs. Green Apple’s “クスシキ” to No. 5.
BTS’s “Dynamite” drops to No. 10, as Youngohm and Hana gain traction mid-chart.
Psy’s “That That” featuring Suga enters the chart at No. 20, displacing no tracks explicitly, but suggesting a shift in the lower rankings.
Jennie continues to be a dominant force with four entries, highlighting her consistent solo momentum.
Country Music
Miley Cyrus stays atop the Country chart with “End Of The World,” and Riley Green maintains a solid No. 2 position.
Morgan Wallen makes a strong showing with the debut of “I’m The Problem” at No. 6, his third track in this week’s Top 15.
Megan Moroney’s “Am I Okay?” enters at No. 18, adding a fresh voice to a chart still dominated by seasoned names.
Luke Combs and Lainey Wilson each continue to anchor multiple spots, affirming their consistency in country radio rotation.
Justin Moore and Ryan Hurd both exit the chart this week, making room for the two new arrivals.
Dance Pop
Rosé and Bruno Mars‘ “Apt.” leads for another week, with Lady Gaga and Dua Lipa holding strong in the Top 3.
Doja Cat makes significant moves, now placing four tracks in the Top 20, including “Say So” climbing to No. 9.
The Black Eyed Peas enter with “Ritmo (Bad Boys For Life)” at No. 20, replacing Regard’s “Ride It.”
Sevdaliza’s genre-blending “Alibi” slips slightly but remains impactful at No. 7.
Bruno Mars and Elton John hold strong, reinforcing the staying power of cross-generational collaborations in dance pop.
East & South African Music
Chella’s “My Darling” continues to reign, followed by Tyla’s global smash “Water.”
Newcomer Shandesh debuts at No. 5 with “Sdudla Or Slender” alongside Mvzzle, marking a breakout moment in the region’s music scene.
Shallipopi and Matata also make their first chart appearances with “Laho Ii” and “Mpishi” at No. 7 and No. 10 respectively.
Diamond Platnumz returns with “Shu!” featuring Chley at No. 16, while his older hit “Waah!” remains at No. 20.
DJ Maphorisa retains a strong chart presence with multiple entries, though “Ngibolekeni” and “Dlala Ka Yona” drop slightly.
French R&B
Gims takes over the top spot with “Sois Pas Timide,” pushing Joé Dwèt Filé’s “4 Kampé” to No. 2.
Benab’s “Mon Poto” climbs to No. 7, marking the most significant upward move this week.
Booba enters the chart at No. 19 with “Mona Lisa,” bringing a gritty counterpoint to the chart’s largely melodic R&B landscape.
L’Algérino’s collaboration with Soolking, “Roméo,” debuts at No. 20, adding more North African flavor to the French scene.
Dadju and Gazo each maintain two entries, reflecting their enduring popularity in the genre.
Metalcore
Babymetal and Electric Callboy’s “Ratatata” maintains its grip at No. 1, with SiM’s “The Rumbling” and Bad Omens’ “Like A Villain” rounding out an unchanged Top 3.
Spiritbox’s “Circle With Me” climbs to No. 13, replacing Bring Me The Horizon’s “Kool-Aid” which drops out entirely.
“Parasite Eve” by Bring Me The Horizon returns at No. 16, bringing a socially charged edge back into the rotation.
Bad Omens debut another track, “V.A.N.” featuring Poppy, at No. 20, showcasing their evolving sound and collaborative reach.
The chart remains a stronghold for Electric Callboy, Motionless In White, and Bad Omens, each claiming multiple entries.
Modern Dancehall
Moliy’s “Shake It To The Max [Fly] [Remix]” stays dominant at No. 1, followed by the enduring popularity of Rema’s “Calm Down.”
Teejay’s motivational anthem “From Rags To Riches” enters at No. 17, nudging Aya Nakamura’s “Dégaine” down one spot.
Top 10 reshuffles are minor, with Burna Boy and Kraff continuing to hold key positions.
Malie Donn and Sean Paul also remain in the mix, contributing to the genre’s dynamic international blend.
No major exits occurred this week, with the genre holding a consistent roster of artists.
Nigerian Pop
Rema leads the chart for a second week with the Selena Gomez-assisted remix of “Calm Down,” while Ayra Starr and Dax remain steady at No. 2 and 3.
Iyanya’s “One Side – Remix” appears at No. 19, breathing new life into a 2023 Afro-pop favorite.
Wizkid’s “Joro” climbs to No. 10, overtaking “Essence” which dips to No. 14.
Dax and Omah Lay continue to perform well with two entries each in the Top 15.
Tems closes out the chart at No. 20 with “Me & U,” maintaining her presence in a crowded field.
Pov: Indie
Glass Animals’ “Heat Waves” retains the No. 1 spot, with Hozier and Twenty One Pilots right behind.
Beabadoobee’s “Beaches” moves into the Top 10, while “Heather” by Conan Gray slides to No. 4.
Twenty One Pilots debut “The Hype” at No. 20, marking their sixth track in this week’s rankings.
The group’s dominance across the chart reflects their immersive tie-ins with the *Arcane Season 2* soundtrack.
No tracks exit the chart this week, but several reshuffles give new momentum to mid-ranking singles.
Urban Contemporary
Shakira’s “Soltera” holds steady at No. 1, leading a chart that sees minimal change at the top.
Tory Lanez’s “Jerry Sprunger” climbs to No. 11, switching places with Jeremih’s “Wait On It.”
Leela James’ “Complicated” drops to No. 20, while Teyana Taylor continues to chart with two mid-pack tracks.
Usher remains a dominant figure, with three tracks—solo or collaborative—across the Top 20.
No new entries this week, signaling strong listener retention for long-charting tracks.
Urbano Latino
Beéle’s “Mi Refe” continues its reign at No. 1, with Bad Bunny and Karol G maintaining their hold on the Top 3.
Blessd and Ovy On The Drums debut “Amista” at No. 4, adding lyrical flair and fresh energy to the upper tier.
Tini’s “Miénteme” enters at No. 17, injecting a melodic reggaetón touch to the chart’s lower half.
Karol G sustains an impressive three-track presence, while Bad Bunny remains omnipresent with five songs in total.
Xavi’s “La Diabla” sees a notable drop to No. 14, making room for newer entries to climb.