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 20 genres.
Here is the Mar 24,2026 edition
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Afro-Love
The AFRO-LOVE chart remains dominated by Tems, who holds firmly the top 2, while Ckay climbs to #3, pushing Calema down one spot.
Teddy Hashtag posts the highest debut at #8 with “Ou Banm Lanmou”, a 2025 love song in Creole co-written with Rutshelle Guillaume, blending romance and introspection.
Jeady Jay moves up with “ATWA” entering the top 10, while most mid-chart titles experience minor downward shifts.
Kai debuts at #11 with “Se Ou’l Ye”, a romantic kompa/Afrobeat track in Creole focused on regret and reconciliation.
Joé Dwèt Filé enters at #17 with “Avec Toi”, continuing his fusion of kompa, zouk, and urban influences centered on love and identity.
SenSey’ closes the chart at #20 with “Et c’est OK”, a light urban pop track about carefree, no-strings romance.
Alt Z
The ALT Z chart remains انتہائی stable, with an unchanged top 12 confirming strong track retention.
Only minor shifts occur in the lower half, without affecting leading positions.
Noah Cyrus enters at #20 with “July”, an acoustic 2019 track about toxic relationships that achieved Platinum certification in the US.
Alternative Metal
The ALTERNATIVE METAL chart shows a fully stable top 5 led by Linkin Park and Falling In Reverse.
Motionless In White and Evanescence swap positions within the top 10, while Five Finger Death Punch and Linkin Park gain slight ground.
Falling In Reverse debuts at #20 with “Last Resort – Reimagined”, a modernized version of Papa Roach’s classic with added electronic elements and intensified production.
Alternative R&B
The ALTERNATIVE R&B chart keeps a stable top 10 with no changes at the top.
Minor adjustments occur mid-chart, notably small gains for Ari Lennox and Doechii.
Young M.A enters at #16 with “Lasagna”, a 2026 hip-hop track driven by strong production and assertive delivery.
Joji debuts at #19 with “Last Of A Dying Breed / Dior”, a minimalist lo-fi influenced track exploring loneliness and emotional distance.
Doechii closes the chart at #20 with “Alter Ego”, a genre-blending track mixing hip-hop and house around themes of duality.
American Hip-Hop
The AMERICAN HIP-HOP chart remains highly stable with an unchanged top 7 led by Kendrick Lamar.
BigXthaPlug moves up into the top 10, while several tracks by YFN Lucci and Rod Wave decline.
Mike WiLL Made-It enters at #20 with “t – Rooms”, a 2026 trap track built on cinematic production and featuring NBA YoungBoy and Chief Keef.
Art Pop
The ART POP chart sees a stable leadership with Lady Gaga holding #1 and Billie Eilish at #2, while “Into the Unknown” jumps to #3, marking the highest climb within the top tier.
Aurora gains one position to #4 as Charli XCX’s “Guess” drops out of the top 3, and Lady Gaga’s “Abracadabra” falls significantly to #8.
Billie Eilish strengthens her presence with multiple tracks rising slightly, while most of the mid-chart remains tightly packed with minor shifts.
Charli XCX debuts at #16 with “Always Everywhere”, a 2026 track built around moody pop production and themes of obsessive romance tied to her *Wuthering Heights* project.
Lana Del Rey enters at #18 with “White Feather Hawk Tail Deer Hunter”, a 2026 single blending personal storytelling and layered production centered on domestic imagery and intimacy.
Asian Pop
The ASIAN POP chart experiences notable reshuffling just below the top spot, with BLACKPINK rising to #2 and Hwasa slipping to #3.
M!LK achieves the highest debut at #4 with “爆裂愛してる”, a 2026 J-pop track portraying love as an expansive and cosmic force.
BTS re-enters the top 10, while several established acts such as LE SSERAFIM and LNGSHOT decline.
なとり enters at #15 with “プロポーズ”, a self-produced 2025 single supported by minimalist instrumentation and animated visuals.
Lisa re-enters at #16 with “Rockstar”, a 2024 track blending hip-hop and hyperpop influences centered on fame and extravagance.
Caribbean Club
The CARIBBEAN CLUB chart sees a major shake-up just behind the leader, with El Alfa jumping to #2 and Yailin La Mas Viral debuting strongly at #3.
Meryl drops from #2 to #4 despite maintaining strong presence, while several tracks reshuffle across the top 10.
El Alfa lands at #2 with “Panti Y Colale 2.0”, a high-energy dembow collaboration driven by rhythmic hooks and explicit party themes.
Yailin La Mas Viral enters at #3 with “Shorty Remix”, an energetic reggaeton track centered on dancefloor freedom and catchy repetition.
Theodora debuts at #16 with “Des Mythos”, a 2026 track blending bouyon and pop influences around themes of romantic disillusion.
Corridos
The CORRIDOS chart remains stable at the top with an unchanged top 5 led by Tito Double P.
Mid-chart movements are more dynamic, with several tracks shifting positions without disrupting the leaders.
Panter Bélico enters at #13 with “El Primero”, a corrido rooted in regional narratives and accordion-driven arrangements.
Junior H debuts at #19 with “Valle De $ombra$”, a 2026 track focused on heartbreak within a traditional regional Mexican soundscape.
Efecto Elegante closes the chart at #20 with “Ebrio De Amor”, a track centered on heartbreak expressed through classic regional instrumentation.
Country Music
The COUNTRY chart remains highly stable at the top with Morgan Wallen holding the #1 spot and a largely unchanged top 3.
Ella Langley achieves a notable gain with “Be Her” entering directly at #4, marking the highest debut of the week.
Morgan Wallen continues to dominate the chart with multiple entries maintaining strong positions despite slight internal reshuffling.
The Red Clay Strays debut at #15 with “If I Didn’t Know You”, a country rock track rooted in Southern influences and introspective themes of love.
Dance Pop
The DANCE POP chart remains highly stable at the top with an unchanged top 4, confirming strong consistency among leading tracks.
Elton John makes a notable jump into the top 5, while Shakira slips slightly and Doja Cat reshuffles within the top 15 with minor internal movements.
Bruno Mars strengthens his presence with multiple tracks holding firm positions, while Lady Gaga experiences slight declines across her entries.
Hilary Duff debuts at #17 with “Weather For Tennis”, a 2026 pop track exploring emotional complexity and relationship insecurities.
East & South African Music
The EAST & SOUTH AFRICAN MUSIC chart sees Tyla rise to #2, marking the most notable movement within the top tier as Al Xapo drops to #3.
Most of the top 10 remains stable, with only minor positional adjustments and no major disruptions.
Diamond Platnumz enters at #14 with “Natulizana”, a Swahili track centered on romantic tension and the search for mutual understanding.
Harmonize debuts at #20 with “Furaha”, a Bongo Flava track focused on themes of happiness and emotional fulfillment.
French R&B
The FRENCH R&B chart shows stability at the top with an unchanged top 3 led by Joé Dwèt Filé and Gims.
Gazo gains momentum with “Nanani Nanana” entering the top 5, while Dadju experiences a slight decline.
Most movements occur in the mid-chart with limited impact on the overall hierarchy.
Maes enters at #20 with “Interpol”, a 2024 track centered on crime narratives and high-risk ambition over a trap production.
Metalcore
The METALCORE chart sees a significant change in the top 3 with Ice Nine Kills debuting directly at #3.
Bad Omens experiences slight declines across multiple entries despite maintaining a strong overall presence.
Electric Callboy and Motionless In White remain stable, anchoring the mid-chart.
Ice Nine Kills enters with “Twisting The Knife”, a 2026 metalcore track tied to the *Scream 7* soundtrack and built around horror-themed narratives.
Modern Dancehall
The MODERN DANCEHALL chart remains stable at the top with no change in the top 2.
Shenseea climbs to #3, while several tracks shift positions across the top 10, indicating moderate volatility.
Vybz Kartel re-enters strongly at #9 with “Panic”, a 2026 collaboration with Shenseea built on energetic dancehall production.
Mavado debuts at #10 with “Bad & Bbc Rich”, a 2026 track driven by aggressive lyrical style over a shared riddim.
Kybba enters at #18 with “I Love It”, a bilingual dancehall track blending Caribbean and Latin influences.
Najeeriii debuts at #19 with “Still Standing”, a 2026 track centered on resilience and personal success within a dancehall trap style.
Nigerian Pop
The NIGERIAN POP chart remains highly stable with an unchanged top 7, confirming strong dominance from Rema, Ayra Starr, and Tems.
Wizkid’s “Essence” climbs to #8, overtaking Kizz Daniel, while Ruger gains ground entering the top 10.
Most of the chart sees minimal movement, with only slight reshuffling in the mid and lower sections.
Tems re-enters at #20 with “Love Me Jeje”, reinforcing her multi-entry presence across the chart.
Pop Hits
The POP HITS chart sees a leadership change as Lady Gaga takes over #1, pushing Taylor Swift down to #2.
PinkPantheress makes a notable jump into the top 5, while Bruno Mars drops slightly despite maintaining a strong position.
Sabrina Carpenter stabilizes both entries within the top 10, confirming sustained momentum.
林宥嘉 Yoga Lin enters at #10 with “怪情歌”, a track blending 80s-inspired ballad elements with unconventional structure and theatrical delivery.
Jung Kook closes the chart at #20 with “Seven”, a 2023 pop track influenced by UK garage and centered on romantic devotion.
Pov: Indie
The POV: INDIE chart experiences a notable shift with Twenty One Pilots debuting directly at #3.
YUNGBLUD drops slightly but maintains a strong presence, while Beabadoobee and Mitski gain positions within the top 10.
Most lower-chart entries remain stable with limited movement.
Twenty One Pilots enter with “Drag Path”, a 2026 track exploring inner struggles through a dark and atmospheric alternative sound.
Punjabi Party
The PUNJABI PARTY chart sees significant changes just below the top spot, with Guru Randhawa debuting at #2.
Karan Aujla strengthens his dominance with multiple entries, including a new track entering the top 10.
R Nait debuts at #7 with “Gidha”, a high-energy track rooted in traditional dance themes.
Husan enters at #19 with “Jail Yatra”, a 2026 track blending Punjabi hip-hop and folk around themes of loyalty and resilience.
Urban Contemporary
The URBAN CONTEMPORARY chart remains completely unchanged, with a fully stable top 20 indicating strong track retention.
Urbano Latino
The URBANO LATINO chart remains stable at the top with no changes in the top 7, led by Shakira and Bad Bunny.
Karol G gains ground with “Provenza” entering the top 10, while several Bad Bunny tracks slightly reshuffle.
Ozuna enters at #14 with “Una Locura”, a reggaeton track blending melodic and urban elements around romantic instability.
El Alfa “El Jefe” closes the chart at #20 with “Panti Y Colale 2.0”, a high-energy dembow track driven by collaborative urban influences.