DJ Buddy Holly Top 150 Mainstream 2024–2026

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DJ Buddy Holly Top 150 Mainstream 2024–2026

  1. Sabrina Carpenter — Espresso

  2. Shaboozey — A Bar Song Tipsy

  3. Kendrick Lamar & SZA — Luther

  4. Lady Gaga & Bruno Mars — Die With A Smile

  5. Billie Eilish — Birds of a Feather

  6. Benson Boone — Beautiful Things

  7. Sabrina Carpenter — Taste

  8. Chappell Roan — HOT TO GO!

  9. Tommy Richman — Million Dollar Baby

  10. Teddy Swims — Lose Control

  11. Kendrick Lamar — Not Like Us

  12. Post Malone & Morgan Wallen — I Had Some Help

  13. Alex Warren — Ordinary

  14. ROSÉ & Bruno Mars — APT.

  15. Sabrina Carpenter — Please Please Please

  16. Chappell Roan — Good Luck, Babe!

  17. Tate McRae — greedy

  18. Dua Lipa — Houdini

  19. Tyla — Water

  20. Charli xcx — 360

  21. Charli xcx — Apple

  22. Ariana Grande — yes, and?

  23. Taylor Swift — I Can Do It With a Broken Heart

  24. Billie Eilish — Lunch

  25. Hozier — Too Sweet

  26. Olivia Rodrigo — get him back!

  27. Jack Harlow — Lovin On Me

  28. David Guetta & OneRepublic — I Don’t Wanna Wait

  29. Calvin Harris & Ellie Goulding — Miracle

  30. Doja Cat — Paint The Town Red

  31. Tyla — PUSH 2 START

  32. Sabrina Carpenter — Manchild

  33. Lady Gaga — Abracadabra

  34. Charli xcx & Billie Eilish — Guess featuring Billie Eilish

  35. Taylor Swift — Fortnight

  36. Dua Lipa — Training Season

  37. Tate McRae — Sports car

  38. Tommy Richman — Devil Is A Lie

  39. Chappell Roan — Pink Pony Club

  40. Olivia Rodrigo — obsessed

  41. SZA — Saturn

  42. Doechii — Anxiety

  43. Doechii — DENIAL IS A RIVER

  44. Addison Rae — Diet Pepsi

  45. Madison Beer — Make You Mine

  46. cassö, RAYE & D-Block Europe — Prada

  47. Zerb & Sofiya Nzau — Mwaki

  48. John Summit & Hayla — Where You Are

  49. Dom Dolla — Saving Up

  50. Calvin Harris & Sam Smith — Desire

  51. David Guetta & Bebe Rexha — I’m Good Blue

  52. David Guetta, Anne-Marie & Coi Leray — Baby Don’t Hurt Me

  53. Becky Hill & Chase & Status — Disconnect

  54. Kylie Minogue — Padam Padam

  55. FISHER & Kita Alexander — Atmosphere

  56. Fred again.. & Baby Keem — leavemealone

  57. Charli xcx — Von dutch

  58. Charli xcx — Guess

  59. Charli xcx — Sympathy is a knife

  60. Kesha — JOYRIDE

  61. Kesha — DELUSIONAL

  62. Tate McRae — It’s ok I’m ok

  63. Tate McRae — Just Keep Watching

  64. Ariana Grande — we can’t be friends

  65. Ariana Grande — supernatural

  66. Dua Lipa — Illusion

  67. Dua Lipa — These Walls

  68. Olivia Rodrigo — bad idea right?

  69. Olivia Rodrigo — love is embarrassing

  70. Olivia Rodrigo — vampire

  71. Sabrina Carpenter — Tears

  72. Teddy Swims — The Door

  73. Benson Boone — Slow It Down

  74. Noah Kahan — Stick Season

  75. Gracie Abrams — Close To You

  76. Gracie Abrams — Risk

  77. RAYE — WHERE IS MY HUSBAND!

  78. RAYE — Worth It

  79. Madison Beer — 15 Minutes

  80. Madison Beer — Home To Another One

  81. Zara Larsson — SHE DID IT AGAIN

  82. Zara Larsson — Can’t Tame Her

  83. Zara Larsson — You Love Who You Love

  84. PinkPantheress — Tonight

  85. PinkPantheress — Illegal

  86. Doechii — What It Is

  87. Travis Scott — FE!N

  88. Drake — Rich Baby Daddy

  89. Drake — First Person Shooter

  90. Travis Scott — I KNOW ?

  91. Don Toliver — Bandit

  92. Don Toliver — No Pole

  93. BossMan Dlow — Get In With Me

  94. GloRilla — TGIF

  95. GloRilla & Megan Thee Stallion — Wanna Be

  96. Megan Thee Stallion — BOA

  97. Cardi B — Enough Miami

  98. Latto — Sunday Service

  99. Megan Thee Stallion — HISS

  100. Ice Spice — Think U The Shit Fart

  101. Sexyy Red — Get It Sexyy

  102. Doja Cat — Agora Hills

  103. Doja Cat — Attention

  104. Drake — IDGAF

  105. FloyyMenor & Cris MJ — Gata Only

  106. Karol G — Si Antes Te Hubiera Conocido

  107. Karol G & Peso Pluma — Qlona

  108. Bad Bunny & Feid — Perro Negro

  109. Bad Bunny — MONACO

  110. Bad Bunny — NUEVAYoL

  111. Myke Towers — La Falda

  112. Peso Pluma & Anitta — Bellakeo

  113. Feid — Luna

  114. Rauw Alejandro — Touching The Sky

  115. J Balvin, Usher & DJ Khaled — Dientes

  116. Shakira & Cardi B — Puntería

  117. JENNIE — Mantra

  118. JENNIE — like JENNIE

  119. LISA — ROCKSTAR

  120. LISA — New Woman

  121. BLACKPINK — Jump

  122. LE SSERAFIM — EASY

  123. LE SSERAFIM — Smart

  124. NewJeans — Supernatural

  125. Jung Kook — Standing Next To You

  126. Jung Kook & Jack Harlow — 3D

  127. Becky Hill — Outside Of Love

  128. Becky Hill — Multiply

  129. Becky Hill — Right Here

  130. Jax Jones & D Double E — Won’t Forget You

  131. D.O.D & Hayley May — Closure

  132. Armin van Buuren & Skytech — She’s A Freak

  133. John Summit & Hayla — Shiver

  134. Dom Dolla — Eat The Bass

  135. David Guetta & Kim Petras — When We Were Young

  136. David Guetta & Alesso — Never Going Home Tonight

  137. Kylie Minogue & Sia — Dance Alone

  138. Sia — Gimme Love

  139. Tyla — Truth or Dare

  140. Kesha — Only Love Can Save Us Now

  141. Imagine Dragons — Eyes Closed

  142. Twenty One Pilots — Overcompensate

  143. Linkin Park — The Emptiness Machine

  144. Djo — End of Beginning

  145. Charli xcx — Talk talk

  146. Addison Rae — Aquamarine

  147. Zara Larsson — Memory Lane

  148. David Guetta & OneRepublic — I Don’t Wanna Wait

  149. Gracie Abrams — That’s So True

  150. Sabrina Carpenter — Feather

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