The latest Billboard Hot 100 chart dated February 7, 2026 reflects music consumption in the United States from January 24 to January 30, 2026, combining streaming, radio airplay, and sales data. This week’s ranking highlights major debuts, steady hitmakers, and a diverse mix of pop, country, indie, and global influences shaping early 2026.
Top 10 Billboard Hot 100 – February 7, 2026
1. “Aperture” – Harry Styles (NEW)
Harry Styles storms straight to the top with Aperture, debuting at No. 1. The single marks his third career Hot 100 chart-topper and his second to debut at the summit, powered by massive first-week streaming, sales, and radio momentum following his musical return.
2. “Choosin’ Texas” – Ella Langley
Ella Langley climbs to a new peak as her country crossover hit benefits from rising airplay and streaming growth. The song reflects country music’s continued surge on the Hot 100.
3.“Man I Need” – Olivia Dean
After leading the chart last week, Olivia Dean slips to No. 3 but remains strong. The soulful pop record continues to dominate playlists and radio, confirming her staying power as one of the most consistent new stars in global pop.
4. “Golden” – HUNTR/X:EJAE, Audrey Nuna & REI AMI
Holding firm in the top five, Golden maintains its momentum through viral traction and cross-genre appeal, blending K-pop, hip-hop, and alternative pop influences.
5. “The Fate of Ophelia” – Taylor Swift
Taylor Swift remains a top-five force as The Fate of Ophelia continues to benefit from strong fan streaming and catalog strength, underscoring her enduring chart dominance.
This week's top 10 on the #Hot100 (chart dated Feb. 7, 2026).
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6. “I Just Might” – Bruno Mars
Bruno Mars slides slightly but stays firmly in the top 10. The track continues to perform well on radio, reinforcing his reputation as one of pop and R&B’s most reliable hitmakers.
7. “Ordinary” – Alex Warren
Alex Warren’s emotional ballad drops a few spots but maintains its position thanks to viral engagement and strong listener retention across platforms.
8. “Back To Friends” – Sombr
The indie-leaning track experiences a modest decline but remains in the top 10, supported largely by playlist longevity and alternative-pop audiences.
9. “Folded” – Kehlani
Kehlani’s Folded continues its slow descent but holds on, aided by steady streaming and fan-driven support.
10. “Opalite” – Taylor Swift
Rounding out the top 10, Opalite stabilizes at No. 10, driven by niche fan engagement and growing alternative interest.
As the year unfolds, the Billboard Hot 100 continues to reflect shifting listener tastes, fast-moving debuts, and the growing influence of cross-genre music in the global mainstream.
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