What is the most-streamed song on Spotify?
Blinding Lights by The Weeknd, with 5.67 billion streams as of Nov 4, 2026. Shape of You by Ed Sheeran is second with 5.17 billion and Sweater Weather by The Neighbourhood third with 5.01 billion.
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34 songs racing month by month since Oct 2016. Blinding Lights by The Weeknd leads with 5.67 billion streams, 494.0 million ahead of Shape of You.
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Blinding Lights by The Weeknd is the most-streamed song on Spotify, with 5.67 billion streams as of Nov 4, 2026.
Every song that has led the race, and the month it took the top spot.
The songs nearest to the one above them. Streams needed are exact, from the latest figures; the pace is each song's gain over the last month.
Every song that has made the list's top 15 and is still in its top 100, by its latest total. Select a song for its monthly figures, or a column to sort.
| # | Song | Artist(s) | Streams | Last month | Released | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | The Weeknd | 5.67 billion | +45.8M | 2019 | WikipediaRevision | |
| 2 | Ed Sheeran | 5.17 billion | +44.2M | 2017 | WikipediaRevision | |
| 3 | The Neighbourhood | 5.01 billion | +78.3M | 2012 | WikipediaRevision | |
| 4 | The Weeknd and Daft Punk | 4.85 billion | +55M | 2016 | WikipediaRevision | |
| 5 | Harry Styles | 4.70 billion | +45M | 2022 | WikipediaRevision | |
| 6 | Drake, Wizkid, and Kyla | 4.55 billion | +49.2M | 2016 | WikipediaRevision | |
| 7 | Post Malone and Swae Lee | 4.54 billion | +47.5M | 2018 | WikipediaRevision | |
| 8 | Lewis Capaldi | 4.49 billion | +30.8M | 2018 | WikipediaRevision | |
| 9 | Ed Sheeran | 4.17 billion | +36.7M | 2017 | WikipediaRevision | |
| 10 | The Kid Laroi and Justin Bieber | 4.13 billion | +30M | 2021 | WikipediaRevision | |
| 11 | Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars | 4.12 billion | +80M | 2024 | WikipediaRevision | |
| 12 | Arctic Monkeys | 4.09 billion | +56.7M | 2013 | WikipediaRevision | |
| 13 | Billie Eilish | 4.09 billion | +63.3M | 2024 | WikipediaRevision | |
| 14 | Coldplay | 4.07 billion | +55.8M | 2000 | WikipediaRevision | |
| 15 | Lord Huron | 4.02 billion | +53.3M | 2015 | WikipediaRevision | |
| 16 | Imagine Dragons | 4.01 billion | +27.5M | 2017 | WikipediaRevision | |
| 17 | Glass Animals | 3.98 billion | +32.5M | 2020 | WikipediaRevision | |
| 18 | The Chainsmokers and Halsey | 3.95 billion | +40M | 2016 | WikipediaRevision | |
| 19 | Billie Eilish and Khalid | 3.93 billion | +30M | 2018 | WikipediaRevision | |
| 20 | James Arthur | 3.73 billion | +24.2M | 2016 | WikipediaRevision | |
| 21 | Hozier | 3.64 billion | +32.5M | 2013 | WikipediaRevision | |
| 22 | Ed Sheeran | 3.60 billion | +32.5M | 2014 | WikipediaRevision | |
| 23 | Tones And I | 3.54 billion | +16.7M | 2019 | WikipediaRevision | |
| 24 | Post Malone and 21 Savage | 3.48 billion | +16.7M | 2017 | WikipediaRevision | |
| 25 | Shawn Mendes and Camila Cabello | 3.46 billion | +25.8M | 2019 | WikipediaRevision | |
| 26 | Justin Bieber | 3.41 billion | +30.8M | 2015 | WikipediaRevision | |
| 27 | DJ Snake and Justin Bieber | 3.29 billion | +37.5M | 2016 | WikipediaRevision | |
| 28 | Ed Sheeran | 3.26 billion | +25M | 2014 | WikipediaRevision | |
| 29 | Juice Wrld | 3.23 billion | +18.3M | 2018 | WikipediaRevision | |
| 30 | Drake | 3.22 billion | +29.2M | 2018 | WikipediaRevision | |
| 31 | Justin Bieber | 3.13 billion | +30M | 2015 | WikipediaRevision | |
| 32 | Billie Eilish | 3.00 billion | +15.8M | 2019 | WikipediaRevision | |
| 33 | Major Lazer, DJ Snake, and MØ | 2.84 billion | +25M | 2015 | WikipediaRevision | |
| 34 | Mark Ronson and Bruno Mars | 2.84 billion | +30.8M | 2014 | WikipediaRevision |
No longer in the top 100, so without a current figure: (Dua Lipa, 2.39 billion on Aug 31, 2025); (Camila Cabello and Young Thug, 2.31 billion on Jun 29, 2025); (Mike Posner with Seeb, 2.02 billion on Sep 29, 2024); (Shawn Mendes, 1.83 billion on Feb 29, 2024); (The Chainsmokers featuring Daya, 1.81 billion on Jan 31, 2024); (Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee featuring Justin Bieber, 1.64 billion on Jul 31, 2023); (Sia, 1.62 billion on Jun 30, 2023); (Lukas Graham, 1.54 billion on Mar 31, 2023); (Justin Bieber, 1.27 billion on Jan 31, 2022); (Major Lazer featuring Justin Bieber and MØ, 1.24 billion on Dec 30, 2021); (Omi and Felix Jaehn, 1.24 billion on Dec 30, 2021); (The Weeknd, 1.23 billion on Nov 29, 2021); (Adele, 1.12 billion on Apr 28, 2021).
Answered from the same figures as the table, so the answers change when the numbers do.
Blinding Lights by The Weeknd, with 5.67 billion streams as of Nov 4, 2026. Shape of You by Ed Sheeran is second with 5.17 billion and Sweater Weather by The Neighbourhood third with 5.01 billion.
Since Oct 2016, 3 songs have held the top spot: One Dance (in Oct 2016), then Shape of You (from September 2017), then Blinding Lights (from December 2022).
One Dance by Drake, Wizkid, and Kyla was the first song on the list past 1 billion streams, in December 2016 (between two monthly readings).
Shape of You by Ed Sheeran was the first song on the list past 2 billion streams, in December 2018 (between two monthly readings).
Shape of You by Ed Sheeran was the first song on the list past 3 billion streams, in December 2021 (between two monthly readings).
Blinding Lights by The Weeknd was the first song on the list past 4 billion streams, in January 2024 (between two monthly readings).
Blinding Lights by The Weeknd was the first song on the list past 5 billion streams, in August 2025 (between two monthly readings).
They are Spotify's own play counts for each song, as Wikipedia's list of Spotify streaming records reported them. Spotify counts a stream when a song plays for 30 seconds or more. The race reads one version of the list a month; between readings the bars move at an even pace, so the in-between values are estimates; the monthly figures are exact.
That is when Wikipedia's list first kept a table of the most-streamed songs. Each month's version of that table is a dated reading of every song's total, so the race can show how the order changed. Before Oct 2016 there is no table to read.
From 122 versions of Wikipedia's list of Spotify streaming records, read one a month, each linked to its exact revision. Wikipedia's editors read the figures from Spotify. A song's total only grows, so a figure that would make it go down (a typo in that version) isn't used.
Updates are manual for now. The list was last read on Nov 6, 2026.
Every monthly figure traces back to a dated Wikipedia revision. Values between monthly readings are evened out, so they're estimates.
The table of most-streamed songs in Wikipedia's list of Spotify streaming records, read as it stood on the first of each month since Oct 2016 (122 versions), and again on . Its editors read each song's count from Spotify.
All-time Spotify streams per song, as the list reported them. A song races once it has made the list's top 15. Each version is dated by its own "as of" note. Totals only grow, so a figure that breaks a song's longest never-falling run (a typo in that version) isn't used. Colors show when each song came out.
Between monthly readings the bars move at an even pace, so those values are estimates. A song released while the race runs starts from zero on its release day. Songs that later dropped out of the top 100 hold their last listed total.
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