Weekly global music chart report: 2026-08-15

Chart Atlas commentary

Dai Dai is aggregate #1 on depth while Beauty And A Beat leads in breadth and slips from 19 to 18 markets

Shakira’s Dai Dai is the aggregate #1 with 16 markets and 10 Top 10s (consecutive weeks at #1: 1), ahead of Justin Bieber’s Beauty And A Beat at #2 with 18 markets and 4 Top 10s after leading last week at 19 markets. Temper City’s Self Aware is #3 with 16 markets and 1 Top 10. Four new Top 100 entries are led by KATSEYE’s Animal at #4 (14 markets, 3 Top 10s) and Tame Impala’s Loser at #6 (12 markets, 6 Top 10s). Local #1 turnover reached 18 of 35 countries, and Pop held genre #1 with matched songs rising to 389 from 364.

The aggregate lead came from depth over breadth

Dai Dai holds #1 with 16 markets and 10 Top 10s, out‑scoring the runner‑up on depth. Beauty And A Beat is #2 with the week’s widest coverage at 18 markets but 4 Top 10s, down from 19 markets when it led last week. Self Aware at #3 matches Dai Dai on breadth (16 markets) but has 1 Top 10, a shallower profile at similar coverage.

New entries outline distinct breadth–depth profiles inside the Top 100

Animal debuts at #4 with 14 markets and 3 Top 10s (best local rank: #3), a balanced entry with meaningful depth. Loser arrives at #6 with 12 markets and 6 Top 10s (best local rank: #2), a deeper shape at slightly narrower reach. Ariana Grande’s petal opens at #20 with 9 markets and no Top 10s (best local rank: #13), while HUGEL’s Movin' To The Sun lands at #21 with 8 markets and 1 Top 10 (best local rank: #3).

Biggest movers paired sharp rank gains with modest coverage expansion

KALYANI - Remix jumped from #434 to #100 as markets grew from 1 to 2 and it logged 2 Top 10s (best local rank: #1). Teh Hijau surged from #361 to #99 with markets from 1 to 2 and 2 Top 10s (best local rank: #1). Wonderwall - Remastered climbed from #161 to #37 with markets expanding from 2 to 7 and no Top 10s (best local rank: #17), while Bad Bunny’s EoO moved from #157 to #45 with markets from 2 to 6 and no Top 10s (best local rank: #13).

Local #1 turnover was high and genre counts rose across the board

Eighteen of 35 countries changed their local #1, including the US, MX, BR, AR, CO, FR, DE, NO, FI, PL, TR, AE, EG, NG, ZA, VN, MY, and JP. Multi‑country #1 blocs include Choosin' Texas / Ella Langley across the US, CA, AU, and NZ, and Dai Dai across SE and NO. Pop stayed at genre #1 with matched songs up to 389 from 364; Rock / Alternative held #2 at 171 from 146 and Hip‑Hop / Rap held #3 at 158 from 131. Reggaeton / Latin Urbano held #4 at 152 from 134, Dance / Electronic held #5 at 67 from 52, and Afrobeats / Afropop rose from #10 to #6 at 56 from 37.

This note was generated from the 2026-08-15 and 2026-07-04 stored snapshot metrics and reviewed under Chart Atlas editorial rules. It reports measured rank, coverage, and match changes; it does not infer promotional, cultural, or platform causes without an independent source.

What changed since 2026-07-04

The comparison below uses identical country coverage and the stored aggregate scoring model. It focuses on changes that are visible across markets rather than treating a one-country spike as a global trend.

Aggregate leadership

Dai Dai by Shakira moved from #3 to #1. It appears in 16 markets, including 10 Top 10 placements. Last week's leader, Beauty And A Beat by Justin Bieber, now ranks #2.

Fastest aggregate movers

• Wonderwall - Remastered by Oasis rose 124 places, from #161 to #37, and appears in 7 markets.
• EoO by Bad Bunny rose 112 places, from #157 to #45, and appears in 6 markets.
• No Broke Boys by Disco Lines rose 95 places, from #153 to #58, and appears in 5 markets.
• 12 to 12 by sombr rose 70 places, from #149 to #79, and appears in 4 markets.
• Sailor Song by Gigi Perez rose 55 places, from #150 to #95, and appears in 3 markets.

Market expansion: Wonderwall - Remastered (2 to 7 markets); EoO (2 to 6 markets); No Broke Boys (2 to 5 markets); Self Aware (14 to 16 markets); The One That Got Away (9 to 11 markets)

Newly visible in the Top 100

• Animal by KATSEYE entered the stored aggregate at #4, with 14 market appearances and 3 Top 10 placements.
• Loser by Tame Impala entered the stored aggregate at #6, with 12 market appearances and 6 Top 10 placements.
• petal by Ariana Grande entered the stored aggregate at #20, with 9 market appearances and 0 Top 10 placements.
• Movin' To The Sun by HUGEL entered the stored aggregate at #21, with 8 market appearances and 1 Top 10 placements.
• oh yeah? by Steve Lacy entered the stored aggregate at #24, with 7 market appearances and 3 Top 10 placements.

Country #1 turnover

18 of 35 tracked countries changed their #1 song after normalizing title and artist punctuation.

• United States: Choosin' Texas by Ella Langley replaced Courtesy Of The Red, White And Blue (The Angry American) by Toby Keith.
• Mexico: RIKI by Neton Vega replaced Nalguita y Teta by Neton Vega.
• Brazil: Cuida do Pet by Oldilla replaced Eu Te Seguro - Ao Vivo by Panda.
• Argentina: Las mas bonitas son p#tas by Anuel AA replaced De Lejitos - Remix by Jay Wheeler.
• Colombia: GAMINA by Kris R. replaced EL RITMO QUE NOS UNE by Ryan Castro.
• France: Sexy Nana by Aya Nakamura replaced Pilé by Mauvais djo.
• Germany: MO' MONEY MO' HATERS by Summer Cem replaced Dai Dai by Shakira.
• Norway: Dai Dai by Shakira replaced Vikingblod by Oljeberget.

Genre movement with track evidence

• Trot moved from #45 to #29, supported by 1 matched chart songs.
• Gqom moved from #27 to #19, supported by 7 matched chart songs.
• Afrobeats / Afropop moved from #10 to #6, supported by 56 matched chart songs.
• Tamil Pop / Kollywood moved from #25 to #21, supported by 9 matched chart songs.

Movement here is a comparison between two stored weekly snapshots. It describes what changed in the data; release schedules, holidays, social trends, touring, and platform behavior are possible explanations only when independently verified.