The Top 5 most streamed songs of each year (2011-2022)

[@bogart_lipa]

Where are the New Rules in 2017? that song has more than 1,700M streams

[@fhface9831]

I have the same question and also Starboy in 2016 has 2b streams.

[@bogart_lipa]

@@fhface9831 Yes, and I remind you that Blinding Lights and Don't Start Now were released at the end of 2019, therefore they count and should go in 2019 but he put them in 2020

[@Flattithefish]

@@bogart_lipa I think he counted when they Were in an album

[@ebdohlm5652]

Ppl in this comment section are so slow. This list is for most streamed songs for each year. Blinding lights was released in 2019 but it got most of its streams in 2020 so why would they put it in 2019 if it wasn't one of the most streamed songs that year. It had competition with songs in 2020 and it was big in 2020.

[@muhammedsamendiyar6311]

2022 1. As It Was (Harry Styles) 2. Me Porto Bonito (Bad Bunny, Chenco Corleone) 3. Tití Me Preguntó (Bad Bunny) 4. Bizarrap, Quevedo 5. Ojitos Lindos (Bad Bunny, Bomba Estéreo) 2021 1. Stay (The Kid Laroi, Justin Bieber) 2. Good 4 U (Olivia Rodrigo) 3. Drivers License (Olivia Rodrigo) 4. Industry Baby (Lil Nas X, Jack Harlow) 5. Call Me By Your Name (Lil Nas X) 2020 1. Heat Waves (Glass Animals) 2. Watermelon Sugar (Harry Styles) 3. Levitating (Dua Lipa, DaBaby) 4. Dakiti (Bad Bunny, Jhay Cortez) 5. Mood (24k Goldn, Iann Dior) 2019 1. Blinding Lights (The Weeknd) 2. Dance Monkey (Tones and I) 3. Señorita (Shawn Mendes, Camila Cabello) 4. Bad Guy (Billie Eilish) 5. Don't Start Now (Dua Lipa) 2018 1. Someone You Loved (Lewis Capaldi) 2. Sunflower (Post Malone, Swae Lee) 3. Lucid Dreams (Juice WRLD) 4. God's Plan (Drake) 5. Lovely (Billie Eilish, Khalid) 2017 1. Shape Of You (Ed Sheeran) 2. Rockstar (Post Malone, 21 Savage) 3. Beliver (Imagine Dragons) 4. Perfect (Ed Sheeran) 5. Something Just Like This (The Chainsmokers, Coldplay) 2016 1. One Dance (Drake, Wizkid, Kyla) 2. Closer (The Chainsmokers, Halsey) 3. Say You Won't Let Go (James Arthur) 4. Starboy (The Weeknd, Daft Punk) 5. Goosebumps (Travis Scott, Kendrick Lamar) 2015 1. Love Yourself (Justin Bieber) 2. Stressed Out (Twenty One Pilots) 3. The Hills (The Weeknd) 4. Sorry (Justin Bieber) 5. Lean On (Major Lazer, DJ Snake, MØ) 2014 1. Thinking Out Loud (Ed Sheeran) 2. Photograph (Ed Sheeran) 3. Stay With Me (Sam Smith) 4. Uptown Funk (Mark Ronson, Bruno Mars) 5. No Role Modelz (J.Cole) 2013 1. Take Me To Church (Hozier) 2. All Of Me (John Legend) 3. Counting Stars (One Republic) 4. Wake Me Up (Avicii) 5. Riptide (Vance Joy) 2012 1. Sweater Weather (The Neighborhood) 2. Let Her Go (Passenger) 3. Demons (Imagine Dragons) 4. Radioactive (Imagine Dragons) 5. Locked Out Of Heaven (Bruno Mars) 2011 1. Can't Hold Us (Macklemore and Ryan Lewis, Ray Dalton) 2. The Scientist (Coldplay) 3. Someone Like You (Adele) 4. Yellow (Coldplay) 5. Pumped Up Kicks (Foster The People)

[@enriquealexbr]

Please do Most stream songs from Jennifer Lopez Love Album please ❤❤

[@thurahein5343]

2017 despacito

[@kirilvelinov7774]

I also saw a thumbnail of Rihanna even if there are no Rihanna songs

[@Sxnti08]

Work is right there are you blind?

[@sebanyc1559]

The obsesión to put T. Swift in everywhere 🤣when It's nowhere to found in this

[@NUma-mu4kd]

2012 Diamonds ??

[@htoozinlin7876]

Chandelier?

[@bogart_lipa]

Out

[@atomicbrothers5535]

Bad bunny

[@harunmemic9045]

Oh you gotta be kidding me. Taylor in the thumbnail and there isnt even a single song from her on the list. Stan confirmed.

[@bogart_lipa]

and actually she should be at #5 in 2014, they are just lies that he makes up, since there are songs like Blinding Lights and Don't Start Now that were released in 2019 and he put them in 2020, he was missing too many songs

[@htoozinlin7876]

aslo he missed Chandelier

[@bogart_lipa]

@@htoozinlin7876 yeah, now i see

[@Sxnti08]

She flopped

[@bogart_lipa]

Tell me why Drivers License is #1 in 2021? 😂 is known to be surpassed by Good 4 U, next time put the Streams, because that way you are only telling lies

[@fhface9831]

Bro u are giving us many wrong information.