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Taylor Swift is one of the greatest artists of the 21st century. At just 34, she has shattered numerous music records, collected a ton of awards, and sold an impressive number of records worldwide. She burst onto the scene in 2006 with her self-titled debut album and quickly became known for her heartfelt lyrics and storytelling. Over the years, she has captured fans’ hearts with albums like Fearless, Lover, and The Tortured Poets Department. Her music spans genres from country to folk, consistently pushing boundaries. Her impact on pop culture extends far beyond music, with her record-breaking Eras Tour even influencing the economies of the countries she visits.

Every day, Taylor amasses millions of streams thanks to fan-favorite songs like “Cruel Summer,” “Anti-Hero,” and “Cardigan.” With over 90 billion streams under her belt, the Grammy-winning singer stands as the most-streamed female artist in Spotify history. However, it wasn’t until early 2023 that she earned her first 1-billion-stream song on Spotify. As of September 2024, the pop superstar counts 13 songs that have hit that milestone, with “Wildest Dreams,” from her 2014 album 1989, being the latest. Below, we’ve rounded up Taylor Swift’s most-streamed songs on Spotify, all with over 1 billion streams.


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Wildest Dreams 

Streams: 1 billion


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Delicate

Streams: 1.04 billion


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Look What You Made Me do 

Streams: 1.2 billion


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Don’t Blame Me

Streams: 1.22 billion


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August 

Streams: 1.24 billion


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Style

Streams: 1.27 billion


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Cardigan

Streams: 1.42 billion


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Shake It Off 

Streams: 1.48 billion


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Lover

Streams: 1.54 billion


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Anti-Hero

Streams: 1.66 billion


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I Don’t Wanna Live Forever 

Streams: 1.72 billion


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Blank Space

Streams: 1.91 billion


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Cruel Summer

Streams: 2.49 billion


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