Karol G’s “BbY WOW” has reclaimed the top spot on Spotify’s Weekly Global Top Songs chart, ending Taylor Swift’s brief reign with “Patient Zero.” Featuring Judeline and rusowsky, the track generated 36.24 million streams worldwide between October 2 and 8, 2026, returning to No. 1 after slipping from the summit the previous week.
The latest chart result caps a milestone week for Karol G, whose collaboration has also broken through on Spotify’s Daily Global Chart. “BbY WOW” spent 41 days at No. 1 on the daily ranking, making it the longest-running chart-topper among songs released in 2026 so far. It surpassed “Dai Dai,” Shakira and Burna Boy’s collaboration, which previously held the record with 37 days at the summit.
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After eight weeks on Spotify’s weekly global chart, “BbY WOW” continues to demonstrate remarkable staying power. Its latest total of 36,242,997 streams puts it comfortably ahead of the competition.
Taylor Swift’s “Patient Zero” fell two places to No. 3, collecting 26.3 million streams during the tracking period. The track had reached No. 1 the previous week after exceeding 47 million streams.
ADÉLA delivered another strong showing, with “Nicole Kidman” climbing one position to No. 2 on 27.8 million streams. The pop sensation also placed “Ain’t In LA” at No. 4, earning 24.1 million streams and securing two spots inside the top five.
Olivia Rodrigo also strengthened her position, landing two tracks in the top 10. Fueled by the ongoing The Unraveled Tour, “the cure” climbed four places to No. 5 with 23.2 million streams, while “stupid song” rose five positions to No. 9 with 19,138,808. Malcolm Todd’s “Earrings” held at No. 6, Katy Perry’s “The One That Got Away” reached No. 7, and Justin Bieber and Nicki Minaj’s “Beauty And A Beat” ranked No. 8. Temper City’s “Self Aware” completed the top 10.
Beyond the top tier, Ashe’s “Stop The Wedding!” made one of the week’s biggest moves, surging 39 positions to No. 12. Meanwhile, Drake and Don Toliver secured the highest new entry with “Solar Eclipse,” which debuted at No. 44. Notably, The Weeknd’s “Blinding Lights” continued its extraordinary chart longevity, extending its consecutive run on the global ranking to 358 weeks.
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