AceShowbiz - Beyoncé, Harry Styles and Hozier have all joined YouTube's Billion Views Club, according to the platform's latest music charts and trends recap.

Beyoncé's 2003 single "Crazy In Love," which features JAY-Z, became her third visual to reach the 1B-view mark. Styles' "As It Was," the lead single from his third album Harry's House, also reached 1B views. The 2022 official video, filmed in London, is the English pop star's second entry in the club, joining his 2017 track "Sign of the Times."

Hozier's debut single "Take Me to Church" also crossed the milestone. The video, shot in Cork, Ireland, is the Irish singer-songwriter's first to reach 1B views.

Meanwhile, Earth, Wind & Fire's 1978 smash "September" soared to #1 on US Daily Top Music Videos on September 21 -- the date memorialized in the enduring disco anthem. Its suitably psychedelic video has racked up more than 905M views to date.

Miley Cyrus, now working under the name MILEY, released her 10th studio album BASS PERSUADES on Friday, September 18, and one of the record's singles, "Let's Get Married," topped the US Daily Top Music Videos chart on the day of its release. The intimate black-and-white music video has garnered over 7M views since its release.

Drake's summer hit "Janice STFU" climbed this week, hitting #9 on US Top Songs. The new wave of views arrived on the heels of the release of his new short film "FOMO," which also features a new remix of the Iceman track. His surprise drop, "Quebec," additionally debuted at #3 on US Daily Top Music Videos following its release.

Fans continued to celebrate the life and music of Duncan Sheik following the singer-songwriter's passing. His emotional 1996 hit "Barely Breathing" made its debut on US Daily Top Music Videos on Friday, September 18, claiming #3.

Country star Ella Langley's yearning country hit "Choosin' Texas" rose back to #1 on US Top Songs this week. The Alabama-born singer-songwriter's disco-tinged single "Be Her" also continued to draw views, landing at #37 on the same chart. Langley also claimed #22 on US Top Artists.

Colombian pop star Karol G's "BbY WOW," an intercontinental collaboration with Spanish singers Judeline and rusowsky, climbed yet again this week, rising to #3 on US Top Songs and #4 on Global Top Songs. The breakout single from her new album No Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto amassed more than 40M views across territories in the charting period. Karol G rose to #10 on US Top Artists.

KATSEYE's recent EP Wild continued to make a mark on the charts. The global pop group's vibrant single "Hootie Frutti" claimed #4 on US Top Songs and #9 on Global Top Songs. A total of four of the group's tracks appeared on both charts, including their all-star collab "Iconic By Mistake" (#21 US and #33 Global) and the Ed Sheeran co-written track "Animal" (#6 US and #17 Global).

Hyperpop producer-songwriter pupsies' "misery." continued its run on the Shorts charts this week, claiming #3 on US Top Songs on Shorts and #10 on Global Top Songs on Shorts, thanks in part to creators using it as a soundtrack for posts reflecting on past relationships. The track also climbed again on US Top Songs and Global Top Songs, hitting #8 and #66, respectively.

Atlanta rapper Belly Gang Kushington's "WTF Goin," a team-up with local legend 21 Savage, inched further up the charts, hitting #10 on US Top Songs. The lighthearted video, which stars the duo rolling around their hometown, has garnered over 12M views since its release.

Las Vegas rockers Falling in Reverse enlisted Slipknot singer Corey Taylor and System of a Down vocalist Serj Tankian for the epic metalcore track "Joseph," which debuted this week at #4 on US Weekly Top Music Videos. The wild video, which features a CGI skeleton war among other outrageous imagery, also claimed #33 on Global Weekly Top Music Videos. Slipknot's heavy-hitting new single "Arsenal" also debuted at #26 on the US chart.

R&B singer Jhené Aiko landed a trio of tracks on the charts this week, following the release of her fourth studio album, Westside Whimsy. "Ark to Agartha" led the way at #18 on US Top Songs, while the Kendrick Lamar collab "So Good" followed close behind at #23. "He Belongs" also hit the same chart at #64.

Rising singer-songwriter Alyssa Grace's wispy folk "bloodstream" continued its climb for another week. The track floated to #22 on US Top Songs, amassing over 2M views in the country in the charting period. The track also continued to impact Shorts, rising all the way to #14 on US Top Songs on Shorts.

Dua Lipa's 2024 track "Training Season" cemented its belated rise this week. The track made its mark on Shorts, debuting at #29 on Global Top Songs on Shorts and re-entering US Top Songs on Shorts at #11. The track also continued to climb the songs charts, hitting #36 on US Top Songs and #6 on Global Top Songs.

The Slovakia-born singer ADÉLA had a pair of hits making an impact on US Top Songs. "Nicole Kidman," a whispery rap track that pays tribute to the actor of the same name, hit #40, while "Ain't in LA" debuted at #72. The latter track, taken from her debut album PRIMA, also hit #74 on Global Top Songs.

K-pop stars Le Sserafim returned to the charts with "Made My Night," a new track that debuted at #49 on Global Top Songs and #67 on US Top Songs. The track is the latest installment in the group's collaborations with the video game Overwatch -- characters from the hero shooter appear in the official music video for the track, which has already amassed over 12M views since its release.

Turkish boy band CRUSH had a hit on their hands with "BENİM OLSANA," an EDM-inflected pop track that debuted at #40 on Global Top Songs. Across territories, the boisterous track garnered over 14.1M views in the charting period.

New York rapper Papoose returned with the fiery diss track "Jezebel," which claimed #37 on US Weekly Top Music Videos. The luxurious music video has amassed over 1.9M views since its release.

Maryland-born rapper Nino Paid enlisted a star-studded cast of rising rappers -- including TopOppGen and Fattmack -- for his new single "Believe." The low-key video, which features the assembled cast trading bars as an emotional beat plays, debuted this week at #79 on US Weekly Top Music Videos.

Rising singer and rapper RhyRhy's melodic rap track "Summer Bummer (Lights On)" continued to shimmy up the Shorts charts, thanks in part to a dance trend.