Artists With The Most Number One Songs

TAYLOR SWIFT – 27 NUMBER ONE SONGS

Combined 74 Weeks at #1

+ “I’m Only Me When I’m With You” {1 Week at #1} – 2008
+ “Love Story” {6 Weeks at #1} – 2008
+ “Forever & Always” {1 Week at #1} – 2009
+ “You Belong With Me” {6 Weeks at #1} – 2009
+ “Fifteen” {1 Week at #1} – 2009
+ “Mine” {3 Weeks at #1} – 2010
+ “The Story Of Us” {3 Weeks at #1} – 2011
+ “Ours” {1 Week at #1} – 2011
+ “Safe & Sound” (feat. The Civil Wars) {1 Week at #1} – 2012
+ “We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together” {4 Weeks at #1} – 2012
+ “I Knew You Were Trouble.” {3 Weeks at #1} – 2013
+ “Red” {2 Weeks at #1} – 2013
+ “Shake It Off” {4 Weeks at #1} – 2014
+ “Blank Space” {4 Weeks at #1} – 2014/2015
+ “Bad Blood” (feat. Kendrick Lamar) {1 Week at #1} – 2015
+ “Wildest Dreams” {1 Week at #1} – 2015
+ “…Ready For It?” {4 Weeks at #1} – 2017
+ “End Game” (feat. Future & Ed Sheeran) {4 Weeks at #1} – 2018
+ “Delicate” {5 Weeks at #1} – 2018
+ “You Need To Calm Down” {2 Weeks at #1} – 2019
+ “Lover” {4 Weeks at #1} – 2019
+ “cardigan” {3 Weeks at #1} – 2020
+ “willow” {4 Weeks at #1} – 2021
+ “All Too Well (10 Minute Version)” {1 Week at #1} – 2021
+ “Carolina” {1 Week at #1} – 2022
+ “Anti-Hero” {3 Weeks at #1} – 2022
+ “The Albatross” {1 Week at #1 so far} – 2024

RIHANNA – 11 NUMBER ONE SONGS

Combined 28 Weeks at #1

+ “Disturbia” {1 Week at #1} – 2008
+ “Live Your Life” (with T.I.) {2 Weeks at #1} – 2008
+ “Rude Boy” {1 Week at #1} – 2010
+ “Love The Way You Lie” (with Eminem) {3 Weeks at #1} – 2010
+ “S&M” {2 Weeks at #1} – 2011
+ “Diamonds” {3 Weeks at #1} – 2012
+ “The Monster” (with Eminem) {3 Weeks at #1} – 2014
+ “FourFiveSeconds” (with Kanye West & Paul McCartney) {2 Weeks at #1} – 2015
+ “Work” (feat. Drake) {6 Weeks at #1} – 2016
+ “Love On The Brain” {2 Weeks at #1} – 2017
+ “Lemon” (with N*E*R*D) {3 Weeks at #1} – 2018

PARAMORE – 9 NUMBER ONE SONGS

Combined 18 Weeks at #1

+ “Misery Business” {4 Weeks at #1} – 2008
+ “That’s What You Get” {2 Weeks at #1} – 2008
+ “Decode” {4 Weeks at #1} – 2009
+ “Ignorance” {2 Weeks at #1} – 2009
+ “The Only Exception” {1 Week at #1} – 2010
+ “Monster” {1 Week at #1} – 2011
+ “Now” {2 Weeks at #1} – 2013
+ “Ain’t It Fun” {1 Week at #1} – 2014
+ “Hard Times” {1 Week at #1} – 2017

LAUREN JAUREGUI – 8 NUMBER ONE SONGS

Combined 25 Weeks at #1

+ “Expectations” {5 Weeks at #1} – 2019
+ “Lento” (feat. Tainy) {6 Weeks at #1} – 2020
+ “Colors” {3 Weeks at #1} – 2021
+ “Scattered” (feat. Vic Mensa) {2 Weeks at #1} – 2021
+ “Don’t Wanna Say” {1 Week at #1} – 2022
+ “Always Love” {1 Week at #1} – 2022
+ “Trust Issues” {3 Weeks at #1} – 2023
+ “The One” {4 Weeks at #1} – 2023

EMINEM – 8 NUMBER ONE SONGS

Combined 19 Weeks at #1

+ “Crack A Bottle” (feat. Dr. Dre & 50 Cent {1 Week at #1} – 2009
+ “We Made You” {2 Weeks at #1} – 2009
+ “Forever” (with Drake, Kanye West, & Lil Wayne) {1 Week at #1} – 2009
+ “Love The Way You Lie” (feat. Rihanna) {3 Weeks at #1} – 2010
+ “Berzerk” {4 Weeks} – 2013
+ “Rap God” {3 Weeks} – 2013
+ “The Monster” (feat. Rihanna) {3 Weeks} – 2014
+ “Headlights” (feat. Nate Ruess) {2 Weeks} – 2014

KESHA – 7 NUMBER ONE SONGS

Combined 21 Weeks at #1

+ “Tik Tok” {3 Weeks at #1} – 2010
+ “Your Love Is My Drug” {3 Weeks at #1} – 2010
+ “Take It Off” {5 Weeks at #1} – 2010
+ “We R Who We R” {4 Weeks at #1} – 2010/2011
+ “BLOW” {1 Week at #1} – 2011
+ “Die Young” {4 Weeks at #1} – 2012
+ “Eat The Acid” {1 Week at #1} – 2023

DRAKE – 7 NUMBER ONE SONGS

Combined 14 Weeks at #1

+ “Best I Ever Had” {1 Week at #1} – 2009
+ “Forever” (with Kanye West, Lil Wayne, & Eminem) {1 Week at #1} – 2009
+ “Find Your Love” {1 Week at #1} – 2010
+ “Started From The Bottom” {2 Weeks at #1} – 2013
+ “Hotline Bling” {2 Weeks at #1} – 2015
+ “Work” (with Rihanna) {6 Weeks at #1} – 2016
+ “One Dance” (feat. WizKid & Kyla) {1 Week} – 2016

KACEY MUSGRAVES – 7 NUMBER ONE SONGS

Combined 13 Weeks at #1

+ “Merry Go ‘Round” {2 Weeks at #1} – 2013
+ “Biscuits” {1 Week at #1} – 2015
+ “Space Cowboy” {3 Weeks at #1} – 2017
+ “Rainbow” {2 Weeks at #1} – 2018
+ “justified” {1 Week at #1} – 2021
+ “simple times” {1 Week at #1} – 2021
+ “Too Good To Be True” {3 Weeks at #1} – 2024

THE PRETTY RECKLESS – 7 NUMBER ONE SONGS

Combined 11 Weeks at #1

+ “Just Tonight” {1 Week at #1} – 2011
+ “Going To Hell” {3 Weeks at #1} – 2013
+ “Heaven Knows” {2 Weeks at #1} – 2014
+ “Fucked Up World” {2 Weeks at #1} – 2014
+ “Oh My God” {1 Week at #1} – 2017
+ “And So It Went” (feat. Tom Morello) {1 Week at #1} – 2021
+ “Only Love Can Save Me Now” (feat. Matt Cameron & Kim Thayil) {1 Week at #1} – 2021

GORILLAZ – 6 NUMBER ONE SONGS

Combined 17 Weeks at #1

+ “Stylo” (feat. Bobby Womack & Mos Def) {2 Weeks at #1} – 2010
+ “Saturnz Barz” (feat. Popcaan) {2 Weeks at #1} – 2017
+ “Humility” (feat. George Benson) {2 Weeks at #1} – 2018
+ “Tranz” {4 Weeks at #1} – 2018
+ “Pac-Man” (feat. ScHoolboy Q) {4 Weeks at #1} – 2020
+ “The Valley of the Pagans” (feat. Beck) {3 Weeks at #1} – 2021

RED VELVET – 6 NUMBER ONE SONGS

Combined 15 Weeks at #1

+ “Peek-A-Boo” {1 Week at #1} – 2018
+ “#Cookie Jar” {2 Weeks at #1} – 2018
+ “Power Up” {2 Weeks at #1} – 2018
+ “Psycho” {4 Weeks at #1} – 2020
+ “Queendom” {5 Weeks at #1} – 2021
+ “Birthday” {1 Week at #1} – 2023

MILEY CYRUS – 6 NUMBER ONE SONGS

Combined 14 Weeks at #1

+ “7 Things” {1 Week at #1} – 2008
+ “Breakout” {1 Week at #1} – 2009
+ “The Climb” {6 Weeks at #1} – 2009
+ “Party In The U.S.A.” {4 Weeks at #1} – 2009
+ “When I Look At You” {1 Week at #1} – 2010
+ “Wrecking Ball” {1 Week at #1} – 2013

DEMI LOVATO – 6 NUMBER ONE SONGS

Combined 13 Weeks at #1

+ “This Is Me (Acoustic)” {1 Week at #1} – 2008
+ “Get Back” {4 Weeks at #1} – 2008
+ “Skyscraper” {1 Week at #1} – 2011
+ “Really Don’t Care” (feat. Cher Lloyd) {1 Week at #1} – 2014
+ “Cool For The Summer” {1 Week at #1} – 2015
+ “Sorry Not Sorry” {5 Weeks at #1} – 2017

MEGAN THEE STALLION – 6 NUMBER ONE SONGS

Combined 11 Weeks at #1

+ “Big Ole Freak” {4 Weeks at #1} – 2019
+ “B.I.T.C.H.” {1 Week at #1} – 2020
+ “Savage Remix” {2 Weeks at #1} – 2020
+ “Thot Shit” {1 Week at #1} – 2021
+ “Ungrateful” (feat. Key Glock) {1 Week at #1} – 2022
+ “Hiss” {2 Weeks at #1} – 2024

SABRINA CARPENTER – 6 NUMBER ONE SONGS

Combined 11 Weeks at #1

+ “The Middle of Starting Over” {2 Weeks at #1} – 2014
+ “We’ll Be The Stars” {2 Weeks at #1} – 2015
+ “Thumbs” {1 Week at #1} – 2017
+ “Nonsense” {1 Week at #1} – 2023
+ “Feather” {4 Weeks at #1} – 2023
+ “Espresso” {1 Week at #1} – 2024

ELLIE GOULDING – 5 NUMBER ONE SONGS

Combined 14 Weeks at #1

+ “Lights” {7 Weeks at #1} – 2012
+ “Anything Could Happen” {1 Week at #1} – 2012
+ “Burn” {2 Weeks at #1} – 2014
+ “On My Mind” {3 Weeks at #1} – 2015
+ “Close To Me” (feat. Diplo & Swae Lee) {1 Week at #1} – 2019

BECKY G – 5 NUMBER ONE SONGS

Combined 14 Weeks at #1

+ “Mayores” (with Bad Bunny) {2 Weeks at #1} – 2017
+ “Sin Pijama” (with Natti Natasha) {5 Weeks at #1} – 2018
+ “MALA SANTA” {2 Weeks at #1} – 2019
+ “No Drama” (with Ozuna) {4 Weeks at #1} – 2020
+ “MAMIII” (with Karol G) {1 Week at #1} – 2022

MAREN MORRIS – 5 NUMBER ONE SONGS

Combined 12 Weeks at #1

+ “My Church” {2 Weeks at #1} – 2016
+ “80s Mercedes” {5 Weeks at #1} – 2016
+ “The Middle” {2 Weeks at #1} – 2018
+ “Rich” {2 Weeks at #1} – 2018
+ “The Bones” {1 Week at #1} – 2020

KATY PERRY – 5 NUMBER ONE SONGS

Combined 9 Weeks at #1

+ “Hot N Cold” {1 Week at #1} – 2008
+ “California Gurls” (feat. Snoop Dogg) {3 Weeks at #1} – 2010
+ “Firework” {2 Weeks at #1} – 2010
+ “E.T.” (feat. Kanye West) {1 Week at #1} – 2011
+ “Wide Awake” {2 Weeks at #1} – 2012

BRUNO MARS – 5 NUMBER ONE SONGS

Combined 8 Weeks at #1

+ “Nothin’ On You” (with B.o.B) {1 Week at #1} – 2010
+ “Uptown Funk” (with Mark Ronson) {2 Weeks at #1} – 2015
+ “24K Magic” {1 Week at #1} – 2016
+ “That’s What I Like” {3 Weeks at #1} – 2017
+ “Smokin’ Out The Window” (with Silk Sonic & Anderson. Paak) {1 Week at #1} – 2022