Top 10 Apple Music — Top Songs (GB) — May 11, 2026

Sam Fender and Olivia Dean's collaborative single 'Rein Me In' lands at #2, riding the momentum of Dean's simultaneous #1 hit. The pairing of Fender's gruff Springsteen-esque energy with Dean's soulful precision creates a synergy UK Apple Music users can't stop streaming.

Michael Jackson's 'Billie Jean' holds firm at #3, a 1982 masterpiece that refuses to die on a platform obsessed with the new. Its presence here is a testament to the song's eternal bassline and the UK's stubborn affection for pre-digital pop perfection.

Bella Kay's 'iloveitiloveitiloveit' rockets in at #4, a 2026 earworm built on repetition and youthful abandon. The track, released in January, has caught fire with UK teens who treat its chant-like hook as a social media anthem.

Alex Warren's 'FEVER DREAM' arrives at #5, a melodramatic pop-rock ballad from March 2026 that channels 2000s emo into a polished streaming hit. Its rapid climb signals Warren's ability to convert emotional vulnerability into repeat plays.

Michael Jackson's 'Human Nature' sits at #6, a second track from the 1982 Thriller album proving that the LP's softer moments still resonate. Its gentle synthpop feels almost alien in 2026, yet UK listeners keep it in heavy rotation.

Alex Warren's 'Ordinary' ranks #7, a September 2024 release that has shown remarkable stamina nearly two years later. It's the quiet, acoustic counterpoint to his more bombastic 'FEVER DREAM,' revealing a fanbase hungry for both extremes.

Olivia Rodrigo's 'drop dead' debuts at #8, a bitter, guitar-driven kiss-off released less than a month before this chart. The track's raw anger and sharp hooks tap into the same teenage angst that made 'drivers license' a phenomenon.

Michael Jackson's 'Beat It' storms in at #9, the third Thriller-era song on this list. Its Eddie Van Halen guitar solo still sounds like a dare to any 2026 producer, and the UK's streaming data proves that classic rock-pop fusion never goes out of style.

Michael Jackson's 'Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough' closes the top 10 at #10, a disco-funk jewel from 1979. It's the oldest song here by seven years, and its inclusion signals a mini-Michael Jackson revival that has UK Apple Music users digging deep into his pre-Thriller catalog.