The Top 10 Hits of each year (1990-2022)

[@phillinsogood]

Some of these years were so competitive like 1999 for example

[@polinacuber]

Taylor and Katy❤

[@PantheraRex]

Cool video. It sucks when songs are released quite late in their respective years and as such, their success is split between years. For example: "Lose Yourself" by Eminem (2002-2003), "Hot N Cold" by Katy Perry (2008-2009), "Someone Like You" by Adele (2011-2012), "Royals" by Lorde and "Wake Me Up" by Avicii (2013-2014), Shake It Off by Taylor Swift (2014-2015), and Bad Habits by Ed Sheeran (2021-2022). I bet there are some others, but those are the ones that first come to mind

[@and_par_23]

"I Will Always Love You" by Whitney Houston (1992-1993) "...Baby One More Time" by Britney Spears (1998-1999) "Believe" by Cher (1998-1999)

[@zenfy5814]

“How Do I Live” by Leann Rimes(1997-1998) “Hello“ by Adele(2015-2016)

[@alvyandana]

Fantasy & One Sweet Day (1995-1996)

[@ilyailya1535]

Bruno Mars - "Locked Out Of Heaven"

[@peaceful_chaos14]

Yeaj Katy Perry’s Firework was also released later in the year as a single, but it was so successful that it still made the year end list for the next year.

[@kirilvelinov7774]

Radio Energy feels like a rollercoaster of hits switching between the 90s and modern times lol

[@NUma-mu4kd]

3 canciones femeninas del año en la posición 4: work, dont star now y easy on me.

[@andremonteiro9004]

Katy 👑👑👑👑👑

[@kirilvelinov7774]

Phone radio:Gangsta Paradise Me:plays a video about 90s music until today😂😂😂 Phone radio:Jason Derulo Me:switches to modern music

[@travisbrollins2326]

Awesome

[@irvinhidalgo7655]

I kissed a girl and hot n cold are missing!!!

[@trippymoredd3016]

This chart is not based on personal preferences, but rather Billboard's Year End chart. So for this I kissed a girl ranked number 14 in 2008 and Hot N Cold ranked number 36 in 2008 and number 25 in 2009

[@aaronbase]

😍😍

[@that_g_u_y_]

I love how I started to get hype from 2010 and then from 2020 things started going downhill fast

[@kirilvelinov7774]

When the party's over Released:Oct 23 2018 People on Oct 22:humor

[@aimooncancer3823]

Baby got back 😭

[@kirilvelinov7774]

1991-2000 sounds like what you hear on Energy radio lol

[@gisellelucariello6869]

One Direction ❤❤❤

[@douglasmonroe7417]

You left out Aerosmith's I don't wanna miss a thing. Wasn't that the top of the Billboard in 1998?

[@GianpierM.A.06]

2014✨❤️

[@koonzgn]

2010 2012 musics ⭐👍

[@kirilvelinov7774]

Notable debuts from 1991 to 2000 1991:Smap(6 members) 1997:Morning Musume(5 members): Asuka,Nacchi,Ayappe,Kaori,Yuko 1998:Ayumi Hamasaki 1999:Arashi(5 members): Satoshi,Nino,Sho,Jun,Aiba 2000:Mini Moni(4 members): Aibon,Mika,Nozomi,Marippe

[@Big-J-fd7yo]

Can you please do 60s-80s?

[@franciscoivanperez]

70s included

[@oezlemgueltaslar8530]

As of 2016, The songs all sound the same.

[@fakrulanuar9380]

Roxette ROX!!!

[@eonflux4913]

You forgot Britney Spears' Oops I did it again, Lucky, Toxic, sometimes etc..😪😪😪

[@tingenchen7278]

The video is based on billboard hot 100 and Britney's performance during early 2000s wasn't that good🤷 I remember she was kinda blocked by radios or something

[@BritneyAndTrish]

​@@tingenchen7278 no

[@breathinn4232]

@@BritneyAndTrish yes, 2001-2005 she was radiobanned or something like this. she didn't have huge radio hits back then it all (only toxic and oops! reached top 10)

[@khirulislamsohag7531]

Missing linkin park ?

[@viskivi8002]

i want my 30 min back

[@timvercammen3368]

true!

[@Flattithefish]

Ah yes Simon Mode from Trqvis scott with Drake in the video

[@user-bk2gc6ji5y]

Kelly Clarkson❤

[@mjfrf]

Ricky Martin super, ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@venomxlr8]

Let Her Go - 2012 Huge Hit but not in the list 💔

[@n1thmusic229]

It's statistical, also Let Her Go was a sleeper hit, never got popular until 2013

[@RafaelGoodVibes]

Let Her Go ranked 19th in 2014

[@Johncenafan278]

Where's lose yourself by Eminem it should be in here??

[@user-ep9nx6ec2w]

Agree

[@GaryWalshDublin]

This feels like a weird chart rundown.

[@bebebe6090]

69%

[@BritneyAndTrish]

Oops and Toxic? 🥴

[@InfiSput]

Casablanca

[@FLOPtropica1989]

Nah in 2012 top 1 was we are never ever getting back together and 2015 was shake it off something is suspicious here

[@FLOPtropica1989]

Also anti hero💀

[@bogart_lipa]

yes, this channel gives very bad data almost no TayTay songs when she has always dominated the charts :/ Also, I'm surprised that nowhere in the top can you find a song in Spanish besides the despacito remix

[@FLOPtropica1989]

@@bogart_lipa frrrrr hes imagining “songs that hit top 10” while the songs that hit literally no 1 didn’t show up flop such a flop🙅🏽‍♂️

[@PantheraRex]

We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together was released quite late in 2012, and it wasn't a monstruous hit like We Are Young, Call Me Maybe, or Somebody That I Used To Know. Shake It Off was huge, but it's success is split between 2014 and 2015, and as such it was never enough to hit top 10 of either year. If all of its chart run happened during 2014, sure it would be top 5 I believe. Meanwhile, Antihero just came out way too late to make any significant impact, even more so when nowadays hits spend so much time in the charts, given the early releases an advantage (that's why Heat Waves is above As It Was). It remains to see if Anti Hero can become a huge hits to make it for 2023. The date in this video is not wrong. It's based on the Billboard Year-End Charts for the US. As such, spanish songs aren't as big as they should, sadly. And Taylor is huge, but not with her hits. She is more an album artist rather than a single artists. Songs like "Look What You Made Me Do", "Bad Blood", "Me!", "You Need To Calm Down", "Willow", "All Too Well" and many other are hits, but not as big as they may seem. It's just as it is

[@zenfy5814]

Aint no way WANEGBT could be the biggest song of 2012 when u have STIUTK(kin bra) and Call Me Maybe(carly rae Jepsen)

[@frediputrawijaya2006]

My heart will goon by celine dion where?

[@bogart_lipa]

Yesss, I think the same

[@zenfy5814]

Billboard gave it a limit to how successful it could be.

[@ignacioarredondosalvo109]

#13 in 1998, has little longevity

[@pitiskandaloso5046]

Missing Nirvana? Lol

[@Flattithefish]

They actually forgot Latin music exist

[@JoNoSay]

?

[@Flattithefish]

@@JoNoSay They did not count that there is other music popular in this world such as Latin music or Indian music

[@erisshyti7629]

That’s bullshit of course. The real slim shady and without me, lose yourself are not even here and is da club? Inaccurate list

[@trippymoredd3016]

The real slim shady ranked number 51 in 2000, without me ranked number 21 in 2002 and Lose Yourself ranked 63 in 2002 and 28 in 2003. These are ranked based on how well the song performs in the year

[@kirilvelinov7774]

Repost for 2004 music Ignore for 2024 music

[@kirilvelinov7774]

Our music will sound bad this year?

[@venomxlr8]

You forget Avicii - Wake Me Up 2013 Greatest Hits ...👍

[@RafaelGoodVibes]

Wake Me Up ranked 19 in 2013 and 22 in 2014

[@just_dylan_official]

​@@RafaelGoodVibesit should be way higher though 😢

[@RafaelGoodVibes]

@@just_dylan_official But it means it was one of the best-selling songs in two years

[@Pp_Angelo]

Con tantas canciones q ariana grande tiene con más del billon de streams y solo parecieron bien poquitas no aprecio thank u nex 😯 imposible estafa

[@viktorvasilev5199]

2002 - Insatiable? Darren Hayes?

[@wilfredkane9149]

🤷 P r o m o S M

[@BritneyAndTrish]

No thank 🙄

[@poulumkamei2454]

Wrong edition