AceShowbiz - KATSEYE roar back up the YouTube Music charts this week, claiming #2 on both US and Global Top Songs with their acoustic-led single Animal, co-written by Ed Sheeran. The global pop group also debuts at #9 on US Top Songs on Shorts with the track, which joins three other songs by the group on the US chart and two on Global.

Meanwhile, Shakira continues her reign following the World Cup, holding #1 on both US and Global Top Songs with her and Burna Boy's anthem Dai Dai. Her dominance also reinvigorates catalog classics like Hips Don’t Lie and her 2010 World Cup anthem Waka Waka (This Time for Africa), a crown jewel of YouTube's Billion Views Club with over 4.6 billion views, which rises to #4 on Global Top Songs.

On the video front, Ariana Grande makes a massive splash following the release of her new album petal, securing 13 entries on the US Daily Top Music Videos chart. The official video for the album's title track led the way, debuting at #2, followed closely by a lyric video for the same song at #22. The official video has garnered over 10 million views since its release.

On Shorts, singer-songwriter pupsies holds #1 on US Top Songs on Shorts with misery., while downcast indie pop act s0rrow climbs to #2 with unhappy.

KATSEYE's recent collaboration with ILLIT and LE SSERAFIM, "ICONIC BY MISTAKE," claims #4 on US and #6 on Global, while "PINKY UP" also claims #24 on US and #75 on Global. The group also climbs to #7 on US Top Artists this week.

Shakira's previous World Cup anthem, "Waka Waka (This Time for Africa)," released for the 2010 edition of the tournament, continues to generate views, reaching #18 on the US chart and #4 on Global. Her immortal hit "Hips Don't Lie" also rises following this year's tournament, hitting #50 on US and #20 on Global. Shakira also claims #4 on Global Top Artists.

In other chart moves, Latto and Doja Cat's collaboration "Okayyy" climbs to #20 on US Top Songs, while Memphis rapper Moneybagg Yo debuts his new video for "I See Why" at #6 on US Weekly Top Music Videos. Country superstar Morgan Wallen returns with his first solo single of 2026, "Been By Now," debuting at #17 on US Top Songs, and Mac Miller and Ty Dolla $ign's 2016 track "Cinderella" continues its resurgence, claiming #31 on US Top Songs.

Chicago rapper BabyChiefDoit's "Ghetto Love Story" hits #9 on US Top Songs, while Saucy Santana's "Quiet on the Creek" jumps to #10. Alyssa Grace's "bloodstream" climbs to #36, and Stella Lefty's country-influenced "Boston" hits #47 on US Top Songs. BLACKPINK's JENNIE debuts at #10 on Global Top Songs with "Less than a Lover," and New Zealand rapper Fat Papi's "FREAKED OUT" climbs to #3 on US Top Songs on Shorts. Florida rapper Yungeen Ace's "Flow State" claims #20 on US Weekly Top Music Videos.

These chart movements reflect a dynamic week on YouTube Music, with both established stars and emerging artists making significant gains across the platform's various charts.