List of Radio Songs number ones of the 2020s

This is a list of songs which received the most airplay per week on radio stations in the United States as ranked and published by Billboard magazine on the Radio Songs (formerly Hot 100 Airplay) chart during the 2020s.

Number-one airplay hits

Contents
← 2010s 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025

Key

†	Indicates best-performing radio song of the year

Issue date	Song	Artist(s)	Weekly audience
2020
January 4	"Circles" †[1]	Post Malone	98.3 million[2]
January 11			102.1 million[3]
January 18			101.3 million[4]
January 25			100.3 million[5]
February 1			102.8 million[6]
February 8	"Memories"	Maroon 5	102.6 million[7]
February 15	"Circles" †	Post Malone	103.6 million[8]
February 22			104.5 million[9]
February 29			104.5 million[10]
March 7			101.3 million[11]
March 14			101.1 million[12]
March 21	"Don't Start Now"	Dua Lipa	97.8 million[13]
March 28			99.9 million[14]
April 4			98.2 million[15]
April 11			98.8 million[16]
April 18	"Blinding Lights"	The Weeknd	104.7 million[17]
April 25			108.6 million[18]
May 2			110.3 million[19]
May 9			109.7 million[20]
May 16			114.5 million[21]
May 23			114.6 million[22]
May 30			89 million[23]
June 6			77.4 million[24]
June 13			76.3 million[25]
June 20			75.2 million[26]
June 27			74.3 million[27]
July 4			76.8 million[28]
July 11			77.3 million[29]
July 18			77.3 million[30]
July 25			76.4 million[31]
August 1			74.7 million[32]
August 8			76.2 million[33]
August 15			79.2 million[34]
August 22			80.5 million[35]
August 29			78.7 million[36]
September 5			80.2 million[37]
September 12			79.6 million[38]
September 19			79.9 million[39]
September 26	"Before You Go"	Lewis Capaldi	79.1 million[40]
October 3			—[41]
October 10	"Blinding Lights"	The Weeknd	80.1 million[42]
October 17			79.4 million[43]
October 24			76.8 million[44]
October 31	"I Hope"	Gabby Barrett featuring Charlie Puth	76.2 million[45]
November 7	"Mood"	24kGoldn featuring Iann Dior	79 million[46]
November 14			84.2 million[47]
November 21			85 million[48]
November 28			84.5 million[49]
December 5			87.3 million[50]
December 12			86.5 million[51]
December 19			84.2 million[52]
December 26			83.6 million[53]
2021
January 2	"Mood"	24kGoldn featuring Iann Dior	81.3 million[54]
January 9			82.3 million[55]
January 16			84.2 million[56]
January 23	"Go Crazy"	Chris Brown & Young Thug	—[57]
January 30			82.1 million[58]
February 6			82.4 million[59]
February 13			83 million[60]
February 20			81.1 million[61]
February 27			79.1 million[62]
March 6			77.6 million[63]
March 13			74.7 million[64]
March 20	"Drivers License"	Olivia Rodrigo	74.3 million[65]
March 27			72.3 million[66]
April 3			70 million[67]
April 10			68.2 million[68]
April 17			62.8 million[69]
April 24	"Leave the Door Open"	Silk Sonic	65.5 million[70]
May 1			71.3 million[71]
May 8			77 million[72]
May 15			80.9 million[73]
May 22			87 million[74]
May 29			89.9 million[75]
June 5			89 million[76]
June 12			91.2 million[77]
June 19			89 million[78]
June 26			82.3 million[79]
July 3	"Levitating" †[80]	Dua Lipa	80.7 million[81]
July 10			80.6 million[82]
July 17			79.7 million[83]
July 24			79.9 million[84]
July 31			81.4 million[85]
August 7			80.4 million[86]
August 14			77.8 million[87]
August 21	"Good 4 U"	Olivia Rodrigo	77.4 million[88]
August 28			77 million[89]
September 4			76.3 million[90]
September 11	"Bad Habits"	Ed Sheeran	75.8 million[91]
September 18			76.4 million[92]
September 25	"Stay" †[93]	The Kid Laroi & Justin Bieber	79.3 million[94]
October 2			81.3 million[95]
October 9			81.4 million[96]
October 16			86.4 million[97]
October 23			89.2 million[98]
October 30			90.9 million[99]
November 6			90.8 million[100]
November 13			89.5 million[101]
November 20			89.2 million[102]
November 27			86.9 million[103]
December 4	"Easy on Me"	Adele	93.2 million[104]
December 11			87.1 million[105]
December 18			85.4 million[106]
December 25			86.6 million[107]
2022
January 1	"Easy on Me"	Adele	86 million[108]
January 8			94 million[109]
January 15			99 million[110]
January 22			101.2 million[111]
January 29			99 million[112]
February 5			94.6 million[113]
February 12			88.3 million[114]
February 19			85.3 million[115]
February 26			77.3 million[116]
March 5			71.5 million[117]
March 12			67.8 million[118]
March 19	"Heat Waves"	Glass Animals	65.6 million[119]
March 26			67.3 million[120]
April 2			66.7 million[121]
April 9			65.1 million[122]
April 16			63.3 million[123]
April 23			63.4 million[124]
April 30	"Big Energy"	Latto	65.3 million[125]
May 7	"Enemy"	Imagine Dragons and JID	66 million[126]
May 14			65.9 million[127]
May 21	"As It Was"	Harry Styles	65.9 million[128]
May 28			70.1 million[129]
June 4			73.7 million[130]
June 11			72.4 million[131]
June 18	"First Class"	Jack Harlow	79.3 million[132]
June 25			82.1 million[133]
July 2			84.3 million[134]
July 9			85.5 million[135]
July 16	"About Damn Time"	Lizzo	83.2 million[136]
July 23			85.9 million[137]
July 30			88.2 million[138]
August 6			91.1 million[139]
August 13			93.9 million[140]
August 20			88.5 million[141]
August 27			82.4 million[142]
September 3			74.3 million[143]
September 10			70 million[144]
September 17	"As It Was"	Harry Styles	68.4 million[145]
September 24			68.2 million[146]
October 1			66 million[147]
October 8			62.8 million[148]
October 15	"Sunroof"	Nicky Youre and Dazy	60 million[149]
October 22	"As It Was"	Harry Styles	60 million[150]
October 29			61.4 million[151]
November 5			—[152]
November 12			60.2 million[153]
November 19	"Bad Habit"	Steve Lacy	—[154]
November 26	"Unholy"	Sam Smith and Kim Petras	66.3 million[155]
December 3			71.9 million[156]
December 10			77.4 million[157]
December 17			78.6 million[158]
December 24			78.3 million[159]
December 31	"Anti-Hero"	Taylor Swift	79.4 million[160]
2023
January 7	"Anti-Hero"	Taylor Swift	80.3 million[161]
January 14			83.8 million[162]
January 21			88.5 million[163]
January 28			88.5 million[164]
February 4	"I'm Good (Blue)"	David Guetta and Bebe Rexha	85 million[165]
February 11	"Die for You"	The Weeknd	85.2 million[166]
February 18			84 million[167]
February 25	"Flowers" †[168]	Miley Cyrus	85.8 million[169]
March 4			95.2 million[170]
March 11			102.1 million[171]
March 18			105.8 million[172]
March 25			106.7 million[173]
April 1			107.9 million[174]
April 8			106.9 million[175]
April 15			102.2 million[176]
April 22			93.5 million[177]
April 29			92.7 million[178]
May 6			91.6 million[179]
May 13			90.7 million[180]
May 20			91.5 million[181]
May 27			91.2 million[182]
June 3			89.7 million[183]
June 10			86.8 million[184]
June 17			87 million[185]
June 24			85.9 million[186]
July 1	"Calm Down"	Rema and Selena Gomez	87.3 million[187]
July 8			90.1 million[188]
July 15			92 million[189]
July 22			92.2 million[190]
July 29			92.9 million[191]
August 5			90.7 million[192]
August 12			89.2 million[193]
August 19			88 million[194]
August 26			85.9 million[195]
September 2			83.5 million[196]
September 9	"Fast Car"	Luke Combs	78.8 million[197]
September 16			77.8 million[198]
September 23			77.3 million[199]
September 30			76.6 million[200]
October 7	"Cruel Summer"	Taylor Swift	76.1 million[201]
October 14	"Snooze"	SZA	75.8 million[202]
October 21			77.9 million[203]
October 28			80 million[204]
November 4	"Cruel Summer"	Taylor Swift	80.1 million[205]
November 11			75.4 million[206]
November 18			77.8 million[207]
November 25			73.9 million[208]
December 2			68.8 million[209]
December 9	"Paint the Town Red"	Doja Cat	65.8 million[210]
December 16	"Cruel Summer"	Taylor Swift	63.6 million[211]
December 23			—[212]
December 30			—[213]
2024
January 6	"Cruel Summer"	Taylor Swift	64.6 million[214]
January 13			72.6 million[215]
January 20			69.4 million[216]
January 27	"Lovin on Me"	Jack Harlow	67 million[217]
February 3			74 million[218]
February 10			75.9 million[219]
February 17			76.7 million[220]
February 24			77.8 million[221]
March 2			—[222]
March 9			79.4 million[223]
March 16			76.5 million[224]
March 23			75.2 million[225]
March 30			73.9 million[226]
April 6			69.9 million[227]
April 13			66 million[228]
April 20	"Lose Control" †[229]	Teddy Swims	69.7 million[230]
April 27			69.9 million[231]
May 4			69.5 million[232]
May 11			70.4 million[233]
May 18			73 million[234]
May 25			73.8 million[235]
June 1			73.4 million[236]
June 8			69.3 million[237]
June 15			71.2 million[238]
June 22	"Too Sweet"	Hozier	70.5 million[239]
June 29			73.5 million[240]
July 6	"I Had Some Help"	Post Malone featuring Morgan Wallen	76.5 million[241]
July 13			79.7 million[242]
July 20			81 million[243]
July 27			84.8 million[244]
August 3			85.5 million[245]
August 10	"A Bar Song (Tipsy)"	Shaboozey	90.2 million[246]
August 17			90.5 million[247]
August 24			88.5 million[248]
August 31			88.2 million[249]
September 7			82 million[250]
September 14			77.9 million[251]
September 21			76.8 million[252]
September 28			75.3 million[253]
October 5			78.2 million[254]
October 12			76.2 million[255]
October 19			75.6 million[256]
October 26			74 million[257]
November 2			72.2 million[258]
November 9			72.6 million[259]
November 16			70.7 million[260]
November 23			69.2 million[261]
November 30			69.5 million[262]
December 7			68.3 million[263]
December 14			64.9 million[264]
December 21			62.9 million[265]
December 28			—[266]
2025
January 4	"A Bar Song (Tipsy)"	Shaboozey	—[267]
January 11			68 million[268]
January 18			66.2 million[269]
January 25			63.2 million[270]
February 1			63.2 million[271]
February 8			63.3 million[272]
February 15	"Die with a Smile"	Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars	62.5 million[273]
February 22			63.5 million[274]
March 1			63 million[275]
March 8			63.3 million[276]
March 15			64.7 million[277]
March 22			62.9 million[278]
March 29			63.9 million[279]
April 5			61.1 million[280]
April 12	"Luther"	Kendrick Lamar and SZA	61 million[281]
April 19			63.1 million[282]
April 26			67.5 million[283]
May 3			68.4 million[284]
May 10			67.9 million[285]
May 17			65.4 million[286]

Artists by total cumulative weeks at number one

The following artists were featured at the top of the Radio Songs chart for the highest cumulative number of weeks during the 2020s. Some totals include in part or in whole weeks spent at number one as part of a collaboration.

Artist	Song(s)	Weeks at number one
The Weeknd	"Blinding Lights" "Die for You"	28
Shaboozey	"A Bar Song (Tipsy)"	27
Miley Cyrus	"Flowers"	18
Taylor Swift	"Anti-Hero" "Cruel Summer"	17
Jack Harlow	"First Class" "Lovin on Me"	16
Adele	"Easy on Me"	15
Harry Styles	"As It Was"	12
24kGoldn	"Mood"	11
Iann Dior
Dua Lipa	"Don't Start Now" "Levitating"
Silk Sonic	"Leave the Door Open"	10
The Kid Laroi	"Stay"
Justin Bieber
Rema	"Calm Down"
Selena Gomez

Songs by total number of weeks at number one

The following songs were featured at the top of the Radio Songs chart for the highest number of weeks during the 2020s.

Song	Artist(s)	Weeks at number one
"A Bar Song (Tipsy)"	Shaboozey	27
"Blinding Lights"	The Weeknd	26
"Flowers"	Miley Cyrus	18
"Easy on Me"	Adele	15
"As It Was"	Harry Styles	12
"Cruel Summer"	Taylor Swift
"Lovin on Me"	Jack Harlow
"Mood"	24kGoldn featuring Iann Dior	11
"Leave the Door Open"	Silk Sonic	10
"Stay"	The Kid Laroi and Justin Bieber
"Calm Down"	Rema and Selena Gomez

See also

• 2020 in American music
• List of Billboard Hot 100 number-one singles of the 2020s