Viral discovery and catalogue revival

Top Songs of 2024

The Billboard Year-End Top 20, led by “Lose Control” by Teddy Swims.

The musical landscape of 2024

Short-form video, global fan communities and streaming made hit cycles less predictable. New releases competed with older songs returning through media exposure and viral trends.

Sabrina Carpenter appears 2 times in the Top 20, making the artist one of the clearest recurring presences in this year’s list.

What to listen for

Notice how contemporary records freely combine influences from country, dance, hip-hop, R&B and earlier pop eras.

This list contains 19 different credited artists. The number gives a quick indication of whether the year was concentrated among repeat hitmakers or spread across a wider field.

Billboard Year-End Top 20 songs of 2024

RankSongArtistListen
1 Lose Control Teddy Swims Spotify ↗
2 Beautiful Things Benson Boone Spotify ↗
3 A Bar Song Tipsy Shaboozey Spotify ↗
4 Espresso Sabrina Carpenter Spotify ↗
5 Not Like Us Kendrick Lamar Spotify ↗
6 I Had Some Help Post Malone Spotify ↗
7 Too Sweet Hozier Spotify ↗
8 Birds of a Feather Billie Eilish Spotify ↗
9 Million Dollar Baby Tommy Richman Spotify ↗
10 Greedy Tate McRae Spotify ↗
11 Please Please Please Sabrina Carpenter Spotify ↗
12 Lovin on Me Jack Harlow Spotify ↗
13 Good Luck Babe Chappell Roan Spotify ↗
14 Saturn SZA Spotify ↗
15 Fortnight Taylor Swift Spotify ↗
16 Stick Season Noah Kahan Spotify ↗
17 We Cant Be Friends Ariana Grande Spotify ↗
18 Agora Hills Doja Cat Spotify ↗
19 I Remember Everything Zach Bryan Spotify ↗
20 End of Beginning Djo Spotify ↗

Build a 2024 playlist

Start with “Lose Control” by Teddy Swims, then alternate familiar high-ranking records with contrasting selections from the lower half of the list.

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How this page should be used

Year-End charts summarize performance across an extended chart year. They are not simply a list of songs that reached number one, and historical methodology has changed. Treat this page as a guided listening resource and compact chart-history reference rather than a mathematical comparison with other eras.