AceShowbiz - Olivia Rodrigo and Chappell Roan have taken the top spot on YouTube's US Top Songs chart with their synth-pop collaboration expectations, which debuted at No. 1 for the week ending October 29, 2026. The track, taken from Rodrigo's recent album you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love, also entered the Global Top Songs chart at No. 8.

The song's success was aided by a music video featuring David Byrne as a game show host. Rodrigo also saw another track from the album, stupid song, climb to No. 63 on the US chart.

In the Billion Views Club, The Black Eyed Peas earned their fifth entry as their 2009 party anthem I Gotta Feeling crossed the one billion view threshold. German duo Modern Talking joined the club for the first time with their 1985 single Cheri Cheri Lady, a fog-filled visual set at a German villa.

LISA of BLACKPINK stormed both the US Daily and Global Daily Top Music Videos charts at No. 1 with Tarantino, a taste of her solo EP Press Play. The video amassed over 61 million views since its release on Friday, October 23.

Tate McRae's luxurious visual for Housewife climbed to No. 3 on the US Weekly Top Music Videos chart and debuted at No. 15 globally. McRae also performed the track at the 2026 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show, and the video of that performance claimed No. 33 on the US Weekly chart.

With Halloween approaching, Michael Jackson's Thriller experienced its annual seasonal boost, rising to No. 12 on US Top Songs. Beat It also held a spot at No. 21 on the same chart.

Other notable movers included ADÉLA, whose Nicole Kidman climbed to No. 8 on US Top Songs and No. 26 globally, while Ain't in LA took No. 46 in the US and No. 51 globally. K-pop group ATEEZ debuted Drip at No. 3 on the US Daily Top Music Videos chart and No. 6 globally, with over 17 million views. New York rapper Zeddy Will saw Bow Bow Bow jump to No. 14 on US Top Songs, generating over 1.9 million views in the US alone.

Justice teamed with Tame Impala, SZA, and King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard for Flower in a Hurricane, the first single from the Grand Theft Auto VI soundtrack, which debuted at No. 15 on US Top Songs and No. 48 globally. Tame Impala also charted with Loser (No. 37 US, No. 69 Global) and Dracula (No. 38 US).

Megan Thee Stallion debuted Thin Ice at No. 4 on the US Weekly Top Music Videos chart, amassing over 1.7 million views in the US. Zach Bryan and Lana Del Rey saw their duet Lies enter at No. 27 on US Top Songs, with the track from Bryan's EP Young Manhood and Other Donatable Organs drawing more than 1.4 million views in the US.

Rod Wave's Dope Girl climbed to No. 26 on US Top Songs, while the artist rose to No. 6 on US Top Artists. P!NK and Nate Ruess's 2012 collaboration Just Give Me a Reason continued its resurgence, reaching No. 41 on US Top Songs and No. 43 globally with over 11.1 million views.

K-pop group A2O Lite made a striking debut with NEON, launching at No. 3 on Global Top Songs and No. 52 on US Top Songs, with over 28 million views. Zara Larsson's Blue Moon vaulted to No. 21 on US Weekly Top Music Videos, while the title track from her album Midnight Sun held No. 35 on US Top Songs.

The video for Nothing But Thieves' 2015 song If I Get High, starring the late RJ Mitte of Breaking Bad, entered the US Weekly Top Music Videos chart at No. 27 following the actor's recent passing. Sidhu Moose Wala, who died in 2022, earned a posthumous hit with Kaali Hoodie, which debuted at No. 14 on US Top Songs.