AceShowbiz - Shakira and Burna Boy's 2026 World Cup anthem "Dai Dai" has officially entered YouTube's Billion Views Club, just 105 days after its release. The blockbuster music video ranks amongst the ten fastest videos to reach the milestone.

"Dai Dai" additionally spends another week at No. 1 on Global Top Songs and sits at No. 2 on US Top Songs. The official video has been a dominant force on the platform since its debut.

The Black Eyed Peas' 2005 track "Pump It" also joins the Billion Views Club. The video for the party-ready single, which samples Dick Dale's iconic rendition of "Misirlou," is the group's fourth to hit the milestone.

Meanwhile, BLACKPINK star LISA makes a grand return with her new single "SaWaDiKa," which hit No. 1 on both US Daily Top Music Videos and Global Daily Top Music Videos on Friday, September 4. The official video for the high-energy rap track has amassed over 145 million views since its Thursday release.

It's that time of year again. As fall approaches, fans are celebrating the dawning of a new month with Earth, Wind & Fire's 1978 hit "September." The track re-entered US Top Songs this week at No. 67 on the back of 1.1 million views in the country in the charting period.

Country legend Dolly Parton's catalog of hits is experiencing an ongoing charts lift as fans continue to celebrate her life and music after her death. Her hit "9 to 5" leads the way at No. 6 on US Top Songs and No. 94 on Global Top Songs, followed by "Jolene" at No. 9 on US and No. 100 on Global. Her Kenny Rogers duet "Islands in the Stream" claims No. 21 on US, while her original "I Will Always Love You" hits No. 59 on the same chart. Whitney Houston's beloved cover of that track also climbs to No. 50. Parton also rises to No. 6 on US Top Artists.

Colombian pop star Karol G's breakout single from her new album No Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto, "BbY WOW," continues its rise this week. The track, which also features Spanish singers Judeline and rusowsky, vaults to No. 10 on US Top Songs and No. 17 on Global Top Songs. "Still," her Bruno Mars collaboration from the recent album, also enters the US chart at No. 77, after the release of a new music video.

KATSEYE's recent EP Wild continues its run this week on both US Top Songs and Global Top Songs. The pop group's energetic "Hootie Frutti" claims No. 3 on US and No. 5 on Global, and a number of other tracks from the group's catalog follow close behind. "Animal" sits at No. 5 on US and No. 7 on Global, while "Pinky Up" notches the No. 37 slot on US. An additional pair of songs from their catalog, the all-star collab "Iconic By Mistake" and "Debut," also hit the US chart at No. 13 and No. 38, respectively.

After sharing a vibrant Brooklyn-shot video for her recent single "Ah Ha," Cardi B's track makes its debut at No. 75 on Global Top Songs. This week, the track also vaults up the US Top Songs chart, claiming No. 4 on the back of over 9.1 million views in the charting period across territories. Additionally, Cardi B climbs this week to No. 42 on US Top Artists.

Rising Los Angeles rapper AZ Chike gains traction with "Look Like My Mama," a collaboration with Tyler, the Creator. The official video, which features the duo in a host of movie-inspired scenes, debuts at No. 10 on US Weekly Top Music Videos. The visual has amassed over 4 million views since its release.

Rising singer-songwriter Alyssa Grace's dreamy folk-pop cut "bloodstream" drifts up the charts again this week. The track floats to No. 34 on US Top Songs after garnering over 1.6 million views in the country in the charting period. The track is also making an impact on Shorts, rising to No. 21 on US Top Songs on Shorts.

Rod Wave's seventh studio album Don't Look Down crashes onto US Top Songs this week, claiming seven total spots. "I Am" leads the way at No. 49, followed by "Mainstay" at No. 70 and "All I Ever Had" at No. 74 among many others.

LISA isn't the only BLACKPINK member making a mark on the charts this week. JENNIE also makes her return with "Fallen Angel," which debuts at No. 12 on Global Top Songs and No. 64 on US Top Songs. Her recent viral remix for Tame Impala's "Dracula" also claims No. 32 on US and No. 42 on Global.

Actor Tom Hardy released his first full-length rap project under the moniker Frankie Pulitzer a few weeks ago, and fans' curiosity has pushed one of the record's standout tracks onto the charts. "Mad Technology," a collaboration with Wu-Tang Clan's Method Man and rap supergroup Czarface, debuts this week at No. 51 on US Weekly Top Music Videos.

Dallas rapper Dolly Babe's club-ready rap track "Pink Blush" continues to make an impact thanks to a new video that debuts at No. 48 on US Weekly Top Music Videos. The rowdy rap track's dance challenge on shortform helps push it to a new height of No. 7 on US Top Songs on Shorts. Across uploads, the track garnered over 2.2 million views in the US in the charting period.

New York rap star Ice Spice links with Lil Yachty on the vibrant new video for "Out My Face (My Baby)" which launches at No. 56 on US Weekly Top Music Videos. The stylish visual, produced by rap tastemakers Lyrical Lemonade, has already garnered over 3.1 million views.

Singer-songwriter Alex Warren returns with the light-hearted, bingo-themed video for his dancey single "Emerald Eyes," which debuts at No. 66 on US Weekly Top Music Videos. The video for the single from his August album Wildchild has generated more than 2 million views since its release.

Baton Rouge, Louisiana rapper Bbe Aj and local legend Boosie Badazz have been dancing their way up the charts over the last few weeks with "Got That Feelin." This week, the official video for the track debuts at No. 72 on US Weekly Top Music Videos. Thanks, in part, to an ongoing dance trend, the track spends another week at No. 5 on US Top Songs on Shorts.

Paul McCartney and Michael Jackson's 1983 single "Say Say Say" debuts on US Weekly Top Music Videos at No. 89 following the release of a new 4K remaster of the original music video. The new version of the classic visual has already garnered over 3.2 million views. Five additional videos from the King of Pop, led by "Beat It" at No. 18, also make their mark on the US chart, following the chart success the recent biopic Michael sparked.

Masked EDM producer Chromance's 2020 single "Wrap Me in Plastic" continues its Shorts revival this week, powered in part by a new selfie trend. The electronic track claims No. 1 on US Top Songs on Shorts and No. 15 on Global Top Songs on Shorts.

On the YouTube United States Top Songs chart, Ella Langley's "Choosin' Texas" leads the Top 5, followed by "Dai Dai" at No. 2, KATSEYE's "Hootie Frutti" at No. 3, Cardi B's "Ah Ha" at No. 4 and KATSEYE's "Animal" at No. 5. The US Top Shorts Songs chart is topped by CHROMANCE and Marcus Layton's "Wrap Me In Plastic (Marcus Layton Radio Edit)," followed by Post Malone and Swae Lee's "Sunflower," pupsies' "misery.," Avenxir and SUNJI's "Montagem Guerreiro (Slowed)" and Bbe Aj's entry.