Billboard Hot 100: The Top 10 Songs of the Week (September 6, 2025)

🎵 1. Golden – HUNTR/X: EJAE, Audrey Nuna & REI AMI

🏆 Fan Favorite | 3 Weeks at #1

“Golden” is glowing at the top for the third straight week. The track feels like liquid light—lush, layered, and emotionally rich. With experimental R\&B beats and razor-sharp vocals from EJAE, Audrey Nuna, and REI AMI, it captures a vibe that’s both futuristic and intimate. Streaming juggernauts and TikTok edits have propelled it into cultural ubiquity, making “Golden” a rare song that feels experimental yet completely mainstream.

🎶 2. Ordinary – Alex Warren

💖 Heart on Sleeve Hit

At No. 2, Alex Warren proves that sometimes the most “Ordinary” stories are the ones that resonate the most. His acoustic-pop ballad is a vulnerable confession about love and authenticity, delivered with raw emotion. In a landscape dominated by glossy production, Warren’s honesty and stripped-back approach stand out, making “Ordinary” a go-to anthem for listeners craving genuine storytelling.

🌟 3. What I Want – Morgan Wallen & Tate McRae

🔥 Crossover Collaboration

Country grit meets pop polish in “What I Want,” a powerful duet between Morgan Wallen and Tate McRae. Their contrasting vocal textures—Wallen’s rugged drawl and McRae’s crisp, pop-ready clarity—make the song a seamless blend of Nashville storytelling and Top 40 gloss. The track holds steady at No. 3, proof of its wide appeal across genres and audiences.

🎤 4. Your Idol – K-POP DEMON HUNTERS

🌍 Global Smash

From the franchise that just won’t quit, “Your Idol” brings K-POP DEMON HUNTERS to No. 4. It’s high-energy, choreo-ready, and bursting with confidence—exactly the kind of track designed to dominate both streaming charts and TikTok dance trends. More than just a soundtrack cut, it’s a cultural juggernaut, proving K-pop’s global influence is here to stay.

🥤 5. Soda Pop – K-POP DEMON HUNTERS

✨ Pure Pop Fun

Bubbly, bright, and endlessly replayable, “Soda Pop” sparkles at No. 5. Where “Your Idol” feels fierce, this one is pure fun—a fizzy, candy-coated earworm designed to lift moods and fuel viral trends. It’s proof that K-POP DEMON HUNTERS isn’t riding on just one song; this soundtrack is packed with hits that work on their own.

💔 6. Love Me Not – Ravyn Lenae

🌙 Midnight Mood

Ravyn Lenae’s “Love Me Not” is a silky R\&B escape, settling into No. 6 with ease. Atmospheric and moody, it blends neo-soul textures with contemporary grooves, showcasing Lenae’s hauntingly smooth vocals. It’s the kind of track that thrives late at night—introspective, hypnotic, and quietly powerful. This hit reminds us that R\&B’s artistry is alive and thriving in 2025.

💅 7. Manchild – Sabrina Carpenter

👑 Rising Star Moment

Sabrina Carpenter continues her pop takeover with “Manchild,” climbing to No. 7. Witty, biting, and endlessly catchy, the track balances playful humor with sharp social commentary. Carpenter’s evolution from Disney alum to full-fledged pop queen feels undeniable here—“Manchild” is a confident anthem that cements her as one of today’s defining pop voices.

🎧 8. Lose Control – Teddy Swims

🔥 Vocal Powerhouse

Teddy Swims is proof that raw talent never goes out of style. “Lose Control” may have slipped to No. 8, but its staying power is remarkable. Swims’ soulful, raspy vocals carry the song with a level of authenticity that feels timeless. Equal parts cathartic and uplifting, it’s the kind of track listeners keep returning to when they want a song that *feels*.

⚡ 9. How It’s Done – K-POP DEMON HUNTERS

💥 Hype Anthem

K-POP DEMON HUNTERS strikes again, this time with “How It’s Done” at No. 9. A high-intensity banger built on rapid-fire vocals and booming production, it’s a track designed to energize. Whether you’re in the gym or scrolling TikTok, it’s an instant motivator. Three Top 10 entries in one week? This soundtrack is rewriting the rules of chart dominance.

🌹 10. Die With A Smile – Lady Gaga & Bruno Mars

🎭 Legendary Duo

Closing out the Top 10 is pure magic: Gaga and Bruno Mars’ “Die With A Smile.” The track is sweeping, emotional, and cinematic—Gaga’s powerhouse voice soaring against Mars’ soulful charm. It’s nostalgic and fresh all at once, a reminder that when legends collaborate, they don’t just make songs—they make moments. At No. 10, it’s a comeback that feels both earned and inevitable.

✨ Final Word: This week’s Hot 100 is a showcase of contrasts—playful K-pop dominance, heartfelt ballads, powerhouse collaborations, and a few unstoppable solo voices. If anything, it proves that 2025 is a year where every genre has a seat at the table.