Taylor Swift's 'Patient Zero' video debuted at No. 3 on the US Weekly Top Music Videos chart, while Rauw Alejandro and Camilo's 'Tattoo' remix crossed one billion views.
- October 15, 2026
AceShowbiz - Taylor Swift's star-studded music video for Patient Zero debuted at No. 3 on the US Weekly Top Music Videos chart and No. 25 on the Global Weekly Top Music Videos chart for the week ending October 14, 2026. The visual, which features Dakota Johnson and Colin Farrell, has amassed more than 19 million views since its release. Swift also claimed the No. 8 spot on the US Top Artists chart.
Rauw Alejandro and Camilo officially joined the Billion Views Club this week with the official video for the 2020 remix of their single Tattoo. The visual for the reggaeton hit marks the third video to reach the one billion view milestone for both artists as a lead, featured artist or collaborator.
Karol G's BbY WOW, her collaboration with Spanish singers Judeline and rusowsky, surged to No. 3 on both the US Top Songs and Global Top Songs charts. The single, taken from her August full-length No Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto, gathered over 35.5 million views across territories during the charting period. Karol G also held the No. 10 position on the US Top Artists chart.
Dua Lipa's 2024 single Training Season continued its resurgence, vaulting to No. 10 on the Global Top Songs chart and No. 64 on the US Top Songs chart. The track's revival came amid an uptick in shortform usage, and it garnered over 22 million views across territories in the charting period.
Rising singer-songwriter Alyssa Grace's breakout track bloodstream climbed to No. 11 on the US Top Songs chart, amassing more than 2.2 million views in the country during the charting period. The track's official video has garnered over 9.8 million views since its June release.
Drake's atmospheric single QUEBEC inched up to No. 20 on the US Top Songs chart. The single, which appears on the deluxe version of his summer album HABIBTI, was joined on the chart by his Don Toliver collaboration Cold Shoulder, which debuted at No. 79 following the release of a new music video, as well as Janice STFU, which held on at No. 18.
girl in red's fall love song We Fell in Love in October made its annual return to the charts, claiming No. 67 on the US Top Songs chart with over 1.1 million views in the US during the charting period. The track also claimed No. 37 on the US Top Songs on Shorts chart.
A repackaged version of the videos for Oliver Tree's 2023 album Alone in a Crowd made an impact this week as The Remarkable Life of Cornelius Cummings debuted at No. 70 on the US Weekly Top Music Videos chart. The three-act epic collects the videos for "Bounce," "One & Only" and "With You," presenting them as an unbroken narrative that the description notes was the original vision Tree had for the videos.
Noah Kahan's Draw You Out, an advance single from the forthcoming soundtrack for The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping, debuted at No. 17 on the US Top Songs chart. An additional pair of tracks from Kahan's 2026 album The Great Divide also entered the same chart: Orbiter at No. 81 and Willing and Able at No. 98.
Dominican bachata singer Dalvin La Melodia charted four tracks on the US Top Songs chart this week. His El Blachy collaboration Alma Rota led the way, vaulting to No. 21, while Amnesia and Mi Reina climbed to No. 51 and No. 70, respectively. His team-up with Romeo Santos and Prince Royce, Menor, also debuted at No. 50.
Lil Nas X returned to the US Weekly Top Music Videos chart with World's Greatest!, which debuted at No. 11. The video, directed by Phillip Youmans and dedicated to Lil Nas X's late mother, features the hitmaker reflecting on his childhood and has garnered over 5.8 million views since its release.
Rising pop star ADÉLA continued her chart takeover with her debut album PRIMA. Nicole Kidman inched up to No. 12 on the US Top Songs chart and No. 44 on the Global Top Songs chart, while Ain't in LA slid to No. 57 on the US chart and No. 54 on the Global chart. The latter track also vaulted to No. 12 on the US Top Songs on Shorts chart.
New York rapper Zeddy Will's clubby rap track Bow Bow Bow moved up to No. 52 on the US Top Songs chart. Fueled in part by a new dance trend, the track also debuted on the US Top Songs on Shorts chart at No. 40.
Kid Rock's hard-rocking praise song James 1:17 (Jesus Is King) made its debut on the US Weekly Top Music Videos chart at No. 13. The video, which features Kid Rock performing with a gospel choir, offers a first taste of his forthcoming Christian album, Halfway 2 Jesus.
Breakout singer-songwriter Stella Lefty's long-running hit Boston vaulted to No. 15 on the US Top Songs chart on the back of over 2.1 million views in the US over the course of the charting period.
Texas rock outfit Dexter and the Moonrocks returned to the charts with the downcast post-grunge track Why Don't You Say So. The moody video, which also features Arizona singer-songwriter Avery Anna, debuted at No. 30 on the US Weekly Top Music Videos chart on the back of over 1.1 million views in the country during the charting period.
Bruno Mars' Dance With Me, a pining ballad from his album The Romantic, debuted at No. 68 on the US Top Songs chart, thanks in part to a new music video co-starring Karol G. Mars' single Risk It All also climbed to No. 35, while Mars himself climbed to No. 20 on the US Top Artists chart.
