The Global Airplay Top 50 is back for Week 39 of 2026, bringing another snapshot of the songs making the strongest impact across radio markets worldwide. 🌍📻 This week’s countdown includes three new entries, several important moves inside the Top 20 and an intense battle at the very top. As always, we begin at No. 50 and work our way toward the song leading global radio this week.
At No. 50, Kenny Chesney scores one of the week’s new entries with “Carry On,” adding another country title to the chart. Topic & Becky G follow at No. 49 with “Sorry Papi,” while Dave & Tems take No. 48 with “Raindance.” Bruno Mars appears at No. 47 with “On My Soul,” and Kehlani enters the ranking at No. 46 with “Folded,” the second of this week’s three new arrivals.
Ariana Grande’s “Petal” sits at No. 45, followed by Karol G & Bruno Mars with “Still” at No. 44. Bebe Rexha & David Guetta take No. 43 with “Sad Girls,” Jennifer Lopez & David Guetta reach No. 42 with “Save Me Tonight,” and Alex Warren’s “Emerald Eyes” is at No. 41. Malcolm Todd closes this section at No. 40 with “Earrings.”
The third new entry appears at No. 39 as Adéla arrives with “Ain’t In LA.” Hugel, Solto & Sister Nancy follow at No. 38 with “Jamaican (Bam Bam),” BTS remain at No. 37 with “Swim,” and Karol G, rusowsky & Judeline reach No. 36 with “BbY WOW.” Sienna Spiro’s “Great Expectation” takes No. 35, while HUNTR/X continue their run with “Golden” at No. 34.
The Bausa’s “Magnetic” is at No. 33, followed by Raye’s “Where Is My Husband!” at No. 32 and Sombr’s “Homewrecker” at No. 31. Taylor Swift opens the Top 30 with “Opalite,” while Ed Sheeran & Martin Garrix land at No. 29 with “Repeat It.” Tame Impala’s “Loser” sits at No. 28, Dominic Fike takes No. 27 with “Babydoll,” and Harry Styles reaches No. 26 with “American Girls.”
At No. 25, Jason Derulo, Melody & DJ Goja bring “Mi Chico [Remix]” into the countdown, followed by Bebe Rexha & Faithless with “New Religion” at No. 24. Zara Larsson’s “Midnight Sun” reaches No. 23, while ANOTR & 54 Ultra take No. 22 with “Talk To You.” Olivia Rodrigo closes in on the Top 20 with “stupid song” at No. 21.
Inside the Top 20, Alex Warren takes No. 20 with “Ordinary,” while Olivia Dean follows at No. 19 with “Man I Need.” Taylor Swift earns another appearance at No. 18 with “The Fate of Ophelia,” and Bruno Mars places “Risk It All” at No. 17. Sombr reaches No. 16 with “My Body Isn’t Ready,” followed by Olivia Dean’s second entry, “So Easy (To Fall In Love),” at No. 15.
Alex Warren’s “Fever Dream” is at No. 14, Miley Cyrus takes No. 13 with “Bass Persuades,” and Temper City’s “Self Aware” reaches No. 12. Olivia Rodrigo lands just outside the Top 10 at No. 11 with “Drop Dead,” leaving only ten songs in the race for this week’s No. 1.
The Top 10 begins with Hugel, Imael Angel & Ultra Naté at No. 10 with “Movin’ To The Sun.” Stella Lefty climbs into the Top 10 at No. 9 with “Boston,” while Ella Langley rises strongly to No. 8 with “Choosin’ Texas.” Taylor Swift follows at No. 7 with “I Knew It, I Knew You,” and Bruno Mars remains a major presence at No. 6 with “I Just Might.”
At No. 5, KATSEYE move higher with “Animal,” securing their strongest position yet in the Global Airplay Top 50. Tame Impala & Jennie hold a powerful spot at No. 4 with “Dracula [Remix],” while Ariana Grande remains firmly inside the Top 3 with “Hate That I Made You Love Me.”
And now only two songs remain. Last week’s No. 1, Shakira & Burna Boy’s “Dai Dai,” is still a major global radio force but slips one place to No. 2. That means we have a new chart-topper.
🏆 Teddy Swims rises to No. 1 with “Mr. Know It All,” becoming the second artist to lead the Global Airplay Top 50. After starting at No. 2 last week, the song completes its climb to the summit and gives Week 39 a new global radio champion.
Will Teddy Swims hold the crown next week, or can Shakira & Burna Boy return to the top? Could Ariana Grande, Tame Impala & Jennie or KATSEYE make the next move? 🎶 Share your predictions in the comments, subscribe for the next Global Airplay Top 50, and follow the countdown every week as the worldwide radio picture continues to change.
