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Billboard Hot 100: Taylor Swift's Patient Zero holds No. 1 for a third week as ADELA and Dominic Fike climb
Taylor Swift's Patient Zero leads the Billboard Hot 100 dated 24 October for a third straight week. ADELA's Nicole Kidman hits a new No. 6 peak and Dominic Fike's Babydoll finally enters the top 10.
IllustrationTaylor Swift is not letting go of the top spot. Patient Zero leads the Billboard Hot 100 for a third straight week on the chart dated 24 October 2026, extending the run that began when the song debuted at No. 1 as her album Encore swept into the top 10 at the start of the month.
This week's top 10
- Taylor Swift, Patient Zero
- Ella Langley, Choosin' Texas
- Stella Lefty, Boston
- Morgan Wallen, Been By Now
- Tame Impala and JENNIE, Dracula
- ADELA, Nicole Kidman
- Ariana Grande, Hate That I Made You Love Me
- Olivia Rodrigo, Stupid Song
- Karol G, Judeline and rusowsky, BbY WOW
- Dominic Fike, Babydoll
The movers
ADELA's Nicole Kidman keeps rising, reaching a new peak of No. 6 just two weeks after it became her first top 10 hit. JENNIE's collaboration with Tame Impala, Dracula, moves up to No. 5, keeping the BLACKPINK star in the upper half of the chart nearly a year after its release. Karol G's trio track climbs a place to No. 9.
The slow-burn story of the week belongs to Dominic Fike. Babydoll has been on the chart for more than 35 weeks and has finally cracked the top 10.
Ella Langley's Choosin' Texas remains a remarkable stayer, holding at No. 2 after a full year on the chart, while Morgan Wallen's Been By Now stays locked at No. 4.
What to watch next week
Next week's chart will be the first to count a full tracking week for Tate McRae's new single Housewife, released on 15 October, and fan trackers expect it to challenge for the top. Read about her new era at https://mediamarvels.in/news/tate-mcrae-housewife-new-era-fourth-album.
Follow the global songs moving right now at https://mediamarvels.in/trends/global.
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