Ranking of the most downloaded current and new singles on the iTunes digital platform from the USA, compiled from daily rankings from 15 June 2026 to 19 June 2026

TW	LW	Wks	Artist	Title
1	2	8	ELLA LANGLEY	Choosin' Texas
2	1	3	TAYLOR SWIFT	I Knew It, I Knew You
3	3	8	ELLA LANGLEY	Be Her
4	51	2	BTS	Come Over
5	7	8	STELLA LEFTY	Boston
6	6	8	ELLA LANGLEY & MORGAN WALLEN	I Can't Love You Anymore
7	4	3	SHABOOZEY	Cowgirl
8	5	4	ARIANA GRANDE	Hate That I Made You Love Me
9	9	8	LUKE COMBS	Be By You
10	76	2	LOCASH & PARMALEE	Let The Country Music Play
11	14	5	YUNG MIAMI	Spend Dat
12	11	7	FORREST FRANK	Okay!
13	8	8	BRUNO MARS	I Just Might
14	18	6	ELLA LANGLEY	Dandelion
15	15	8	ELEVATION WORSHIP & CHANDLER MOORE	God I'm Just Grateful
16	20	6	SHAKIRA & BURNA BOY	Dai Dai
17	58	2	LE SSERAFIM, ILLIT & KATSEYE	Iconic By Mistake
18	12	8	OLIVIA DEAN	So Easy (To Fall In Love)
19	19	8	OLIVIA RODRIGO	Drop Dead
20	70	2	OLIVIA RODRIGO	Stupid Song
21	23	8	ALEX WARREN	Fever Dream
22	16	8	BRUNO MARS	Risk It All
23	10	8	CAMERON WHITCOMB	Kingdom Of Fear
24	29	8	ELLA LANGLEY	Loving Life Again
25	98	3	HUGEL, IMAEL ANGEL & ULTRA NATÉ	Movin' To The Sun
26	21	8	T.I.	Let 'Em Know
27	13	3	FRENCH MONTANA & MAX B	Ever Since U Left Me (I Went Deaf)
28	NEW	1	MOTIONLESS IN WHITE & SKYLAR GREY	R.I.P.
29	26	8	SOMBR	Homewrecker
30	50	2	ANDREA BOCELLI, DAVID GUETTA, EJAE & MEGAN THEE STALLION	DNA (More Than A Game)
31	30	8	DEXTER AND THE MOONROCKS	Freakin' Out
32	RE	5	BLAKE SHELTON	Let Him In Anyway
33	27	8	JOSH FAWAZ	Like A Prayer
34	NEW	1	TESLA	Never Alone
35	RE	2	MORGAN WALLEN	Don't We
36	RE	6	SIENNA SPIRO	Material Lover
37	24	8	TAME IMPALA	Dracula
38	22	5	OLIVIA RODRIGO	The Cure
39	41	3	LAINEY WILSON & JOHN MAYER	Phone, Keys, Wallet
40	28	8	TEDDY SWIMS	Mr. Know It All
41	39	8	NOAH KAHAN	The Great Divide
42	52	2	CODY JOHNSON	Horseback
43	35	5	DRAKE	Janice STFU
44	43	8	HARDY, ERIC CHURCH, MORGAN WALLEN & TIM MCGRAW	McArthur
45	NEW	1	SLEEP THEORY	Bye Bye Bye
46	49	7	ZARA LARSSON	Midnight Sun
47	NEW	1	QUICKSAND	Cool Guy
48	38	6	MADONNA & SABRINA CARPENTER	Bring Your Love
49	NEW	1	BEARTOOTH	Bullshit
50	NEW	1	D12 feat. METHOD MAN	Tenderism
51	NEW	1	JON BATISTE	Gospel Andante
52	69	2	HONESTAV & MGK	Crash First
53	78	2	BACKSTREET BOYS & PAW PATROL	Bottle Up
54	NEW	1	BOUNDARIES	May This Pain Never Leave
55	45	8	RILEY GREEN	My Way
56	RE	2	MOTIONLESS IN WHITE	Afraid Of The Dark
57	44	6	GRACIE ABRAMS	Hit The Wall
58	67	2	MARILYN MANSON	Exit Wound
59	NEW	1	NEEDTOBREATHE	Last Drink
60	42	7	DJO	End Of Beginning
61	47	2	DRAKE	Shabang
62	25	7	KEITH URBAN	Summer Breeze
63	85	8	LUKE COMBS	Sleepless In A Hotel Room
64	NEW	1	COLE SWINDELL	Girl Dad
65	32	5	G FLIP	Bed On Fire
66	53	2	AARON LEWIS	The Door
67	54	6	HARRY STYLES	American Girls
68	71	4	MUMFORD AND SONS & CHRIS STAPLETON	Here
69	NEW	1	NE-YO	Thinking What I'm Thinking
70	79	8	TAYLOR SWIFT	Opalite
71	47	2	DRAKE	Shabang
72	NEW	1	TEMPER CITY	Self Aware
73	NEW	1	HOUNDMOUTH	Don't Wanna Talk
74	NEW	1	TRASHCAN SINATRAS	Games For The ZX Spectrum
75	99	4	SLAYYYTER	Dance...
76	RE	2	RILEY GREEN	Change My Mind
77	RE	3	JOSIAH QUEEN	Demons
78	RE	2	SIENNA SPIRO	Die On This Hill
79	RE	3	MERCYME	Make It Well
80	NEW	1	TOM MacDONALD	Remember Who You Are
81	RE	3	DAN + SHAY	Say So
82	NEW	1	AMERICAN AQUARIUM	Twin Flames
83	NEW	1	PUNCH BROTHERS	Found In A Frozen Fog
84	NEW	1	DPAK & REAL AMERICA'S MUSIC feat. JOHNNY TWILIGHT	Together We Rise
85	NEW	1	THE VAMPIRE LESTAT	Your Biggest Fan
86	RE	5	KENNY CHESNEY	Carry On
87	RE	6	BRANDON LAKE & NICK JONAS	The Author
88	RE	2	CODY JOHNSON	I Want You
89	NEW	1	KAMERON MARLOWE	No Need For Leavin'
90	NEW	1	DON TOLIVER	E85
91	NEW	1	PINKPANTHERESS & ZARA LARSSON	Stateside
92	NEW	1	F3MILI	Noble
93	NEW	1	BELLA KAY	Iloveitiloveitiloveit
94	RE	2	DOMINIC FIKE	White Keys
95	RE	3	NOAH KAHAN	Doors
96	RE	4	DRAKE, FUTURE & MOLLY SANTANA	Ran To Atlanta
97	100	8	BTS	Swim
98	RE	3	TEMS	What You Need
99	RE	3	KOE WETZEL	Hurts Like You
100	NEW	1	DJ GOJA	Mi Chico
			LEAVING THIS WEEK
			MADONNA	Love Sensation
			RAYE	Where Is My Husband!
			EVANESCENCE	Who Will You Follow
			KEITH URBAN feat. MICHAEL McDONALD	We Go Back
			KEITH URBAN	Steal Away
			ALEX WARREN	Passenger
			HAN	Back To Life
			JACK WHITE	Dollar Bill
			THE MENZINGERS	Better Angels
			MARIA WIRRIES, L.J. BENET & ORIGINAL BROADWAY CAST OF THE LOST BOYS	Now, Forever
			TRANSFORMERS & BRITTNEY SLAYES	The Transformers (Theme) [Reformatted Edition]
			THE REVIVALISTS	Get It Honest
			BLAKE WHITEN	Barely Gettin' By
			TOVE LO & STROMAE	Des Fleurs
			RICK ROSS feat. T.I.	Mahogany Caskets
			CHARLES WESLEY GODWIN & WYATT FLORES	Hey There Son
			MUSE	Nightshift Superstar
			BRING ME THE HORIZON	Black & Blue (2026 Repented)
			DANIEL PEMBERTON & BRIAN MAY	Eternia
			BABYMONSTER	Sugar Honey Ice Tea
			NIKO MOON	Get Country
			MADONNA	I Feel So Free
			THE RED CLAY STRAYS	Demons In Your Choir
			CORAY	Esto Es México
			INTERPOL	See Out Loud
			THE WARNING	Ritual
			THE WARNING	Ego
			GRACE POTTER	Run Baby Run
			THE WARNING	Kerosene
			ELECTRIC CALLBOY feat. THE OFFSPRING	Let The Good Times Roll
			BRIAN FALLON	Pearls
			OMAR COURTZ	Koko
			INTERPOL	This Mirror Weighs A Ton
			TRAIN	Pennsylvania Turnpike
			SHABOOZEY	Born To Die
			NIALL HORAN	Dinner Party
			OLANDRIA feat. NEEF, MILK, DES DOLLA$ & KIMORA	Ola Doll Anthem
			BRANDON LAKE & LAINEY WILSON	The Jesus I Know Now
			MICAH TYLER	Perfectly
			RILEY GREEN	Think As You Drunk
			MOVEMENTS	Everything Is Fine
			WILLOW AVALON	Work To Do
			FENIX FLEXIN, SHORELINE MAFIA & PURPS ON THE BEAT	Rubberz

🇺🇸 US iTunes Singles Chart Analysis: Ella Langley Tightens Her Grip While BTS, Olivia Rodrigo and Country Music Drive Digital Sales

The latest combined US iTunes Singles Chart confirms one of the biggest stories of 2026: country music remains the dominant force in digital purchasing, while blockbuster fanbases continue to generate spectacular download spikes following new releases. This week’s ranking is packed with significant movers, surprise debuts and impressive rebounds, all largely explained by recent artist activity, promotional campaigns and official chart momentum.

🎯 Ella Langley extends her dominance with an unprecedented multi-track presence

No artist shaped this week’s chart more than Ella Langley, who places five titles inside the Top 25, led by « Choosin’ Texas », which climbs back to No.1.

The song has become one of the defining hits of 2026. Beyond digital downloads, it recently made history by spending multiple weeks atop the Billboard Hot 100 while simultaneously dominating country radio, streaming and Hot Country Songs, confirming its rare crossover appeal. Its continued strength on iTunes demonstrates that consumers are still actively purchasing the record rather than relying solely on streaming. The track has also enjoyed an exceptional international run, remaining inside the UK Official Singles Chart for nearly six months while reaching a Top 12 peak.

The album campaign surrounding Dandelion continues to fuel the entire catalogue. « Be Her » remains an impressive No.3, « I Can’t Love You Anymore » with Morgan Wallen stays inside the Top 10, while « Dandelion » and « Loving Life Again » both gain additional ground. Rather than relying on a single hit, Langley has successfully transformed album interest into sustained digital sales across multiple tracks.

🚀 BTS deliver the week’s biggest jump

The standout movement belongs to BTS, whose new single « Come Over » rockets from No.51 to No.4 during only its second chart week.

The surge perfectly reflects the group’s enormous purchasing power. Every major BTS comeback traditionally generates exceptional download activity before streaming stabilises. Even older catalogue track « Swim » reappears inside the Top 100, illustrating the typical halo effect surrounding BTS releases. Recent industry projections also highlighted the group’s ability to generate massive first-week consumption despite an increasingly streaming-driven marketplace.

📈 Taylor Swift remains remarkably resilient

Although Taylor Swift slips to No.2 with « I Knew It, I Knew You », the decline is relatively modest considering the explosive competition.

Even more notable is the continued longevity of « Opalite », which returns to No.70 after eight weeks. Swift’s catalogue consistently benefits from one of the strongest purchasing fanbases in the music industry, allowing older releases to remain commercially relevant well after their initial promotional cycle.

🔥 Olivia Rodrigo expands her chart footprint

Few artists are enjoying as much simultaneous momentum as Olivia Rodrigo.

While « Drop Dead » holds firmly inside the Top 20, second-week release « Stupid Song » explodes from No.70 to No.20, showing rapidly accelerating download demand. Meanwhile, « The Cure » remains competitive despite a slight decline, confirming that consumers continue purchasing multiple songs from the same project.

The balanced performance across several tracks suggests that Rodrigo’s current era is developing beyond a single flagship hit.

🤠 Country music continues to dominate digital buyers

The week’s chart once again highlights country music’s extraordinary purchasing audience.

Besides Ella Langley, major gains arrive for LOCASH & Parmalee, whose « Let The Country Music Play » vaults from No.76 to No.10. Cody Johnson climbs sharply with « Horseback », while catalogue entries from Morgan Wallen, Blake Shelton, Luke Combs, Riley Green, Cole Swindell, Kameron Marlowe and American Aquarium reinforce the genre’s remarkable depth.

Unlike streaming-heavy pop audiences, country fans continue to purchase downloads in significant numbers, making iTunes an especially valuable indicator of engagement within the genre.

🌍 Global collaborations generate strong second-week momentum

Several international collaborations record substantial gains.

Shakira and Burna Boy improve to No.16 with « Dai Dai », helped by growing global exposure around the football season and international playlists. Andrea Bocelli, David Guetta, EJAE and Megan Thee Stallion also register an impressive leap with « DNA (More Than A Game) », benefiting from broad cross-market appeal.

Meanwhile, the K-pop collaboration between LE SSERAFIM, ILLIT and KATSEYE debuts immediately inside the Top 20 at No.17, underlining the purchasing power of multiple fandoms joining forces.

⚡ Rock fans make their annual impact

Rock buyers once again demonstrate their ability to create immediate download spikes.

New entries from Motionless In White featuring Skylar Grey, Tesla, Sleep Theory, Quicksand, Beartooth, Boundaries and Needtobreathe all debut this week, while catalogue track « Afraid Of The Dark » by Motionless In White also re-enters the chart.

These movements are typical of highly engaged rock audiences, whose purchasing behaviour remains considerably stronger than average streaming consumers.

💥 Hip-hop sees mixed fortunes

The rap landscape is considerably more volatile this week.

Yung Miami posts one of the strongest gains inside the Top 15 with « Spend Dat », whereas French Montana and Max B experience a sizeable decline after their opening surge.

Drake continues to spread consumption across several tracks, with « Janice STFU », « Shabang » and « Ran To Atlanta » all appearing simultaneously. Rather than producing one dominant digital seller, current consumer behaviour is distributing purchases across multiple releases.

🌟 Legacy acts prove download buyers still value established names

Veteran artists remain highly competitive on iTunes.

New releases from Tesla, D12 featuring Method Man, Jon Batiste, NE-YO, Backstreet Boys, Andrea Bocelli and Madonna all secure Top 100 positions, demonstrating that established fanbases remain particularly active in purchasing music outright.

This trend continues to distinguish download charts from streaming rankings, where catalogue consumption often behaves very differently.

📊 Chart takeaway

This week’s US iTunes chart perfectly illustrates today’s digital marketplace.

Ella Langley remains the unquestioned commercial winner, successfully converting blockbuster streaming success into sustained download sales across multiple songs. BTS once again prove that few global acts can mobilise digital buyers as effectively, while Olivia Rodrigo continues building impressive catalogue depth.

Above all, the ranking reinforces an increasingly clear reality: despite streaming’s dominance, country music, K-pop fandoms and legacy superstar audiences remain the driving forces behind digital download sales in the United States, making the iTunes chart a fascinating complement to the broader official charts.