Top 10 Apple Music Songs: May 13–19, 2026

The biggest songs on Apple Music and the Billboard Hot 100 for May 13–19, 2026, sourced from official Billboard chart data. Ella Langley dominated the week with three different songs inside the top 10 at the same time — one of the rarest feats in modern chart history. Olivia Rodrigo's 'drop dead' held firm at #3, three weeks after it debuted at number 1. Think we ranked them wrong? Cast your vote below — be the first to reorder this list!

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Choosin Texas - Ella Langley
The country-pop anthem spent its fourth consecutive week at number 1. Langley's raw fiddle-forward production and defiant lyrical voice have made her the breakout star of 2026. The song has logged over 500 million streams on Spotify.
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Be Her - Ella Langley
Langley's second simultaneous top-10 single is a softer acoustic ballad co-written with Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys. Critics call it the emotional counterpart to Choosin Texas. Two songs in the top 2 is a feat not seen since Morgan Wallen in 2021.
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drop dead - Olivia Rodrigo
Rodrigo's fourth number 1 Hot 100 single and her best debut since good 4 u. The synth-pop indie hybrid from her upcoming third album is darker and more experimental. She is the first artist to debut lead singles from three consecutive albums at number 1.
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Man I Need - Olivia Dean
British soul singer Olivia Dean's US breakthrough. The uptempo track is her first top-10 on the Hot 100, built on Motown-influenced production with modern R&B sensibilities. UK fans have known Dean for three years and America is catching up.
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I Just Might - Bruno Mars
Mars's first charting single since his Las Vegas residency era. The funk-soul groove is quintessential Mars with sleek production, irresistible hooks, and zero fat. Co-produced with OG Parker, it signals a possible studio album after three years of live-only activity.
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So Easy (To Fall In Love) - Olivia Dean
Dean's second simultaneous top-10 entry is a torch-song ballad with strings and piano. Two songs in the top 6 in the same week puts Dean in rare company for an emerging UK artist crossing to the US market. Apple Music named her Artist of the Week.
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Ordinary - Alex Warren
The TikTok-native pop singer's biggest mainstream hit. Warren built his fanbase through emotional confessional videos before pivoting to polished pop production. Ordinary is a mid-tempo breakup song that exploded after a viral sync on a Netflix drama in April.
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I Cant Love You Anymore - Ella Langley ft. Morgan Wallen
Langley's third top-10 this week is a duet with the reigning king of country. Her insurgent energy combined with Wallen's established fanbase always charted. Three songs in one week's top 10 for a single artist is an extraordinary achievement.
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Folded - Kehlani
The R&B singer's intimate minimalist confessional about accountability in relationships. Reached number 6 on debut three weeks ago and has held the top 10 through word-of-mouth on Apple Music and TikTok. Kehlani's most commercially successful single since Nights Like This.
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New Religion - Bebe Rexha
Rexha's comeback single after two years away from major releases. The electronic-pop anthem with religious imagery is her highest-charting solo effort since Meant to Be. Its placement in the top 10 marks a genuine commercial resurgence for the Albanian-American pop star.
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Frequently Asked Questions

How are these songs ranked? Rankings reflect the official Billboard Hot 100 chart positions for the week of May 13–19, 2026. The Hot 100 blends U.S. streaming, radio airplay, and digital sales data. We display positions #10 down to #1.

What is the Billboard Hot 100? The Billboard Hot 100 is the music industry's standard weekly list of the most popular songs in the United States, published every Friday. It has tracked chart performance since 1958.

What does it mean when an artist has multiple songs in the top 10 at once? Having two or more songs simultaneously in the top 10 is extremely rare. This week, Ella Langley placed three songs inside the top 10 at the same time — a feat fewer than a handful of artists have matched in the streaming era.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where does this chart data come from? Rankings are sourced from the official Billboard Hot 100 and Apple Music charts for May 13–19, 2026.

How often is the list updated? The Top 10 Apple Music Songs list is refreshed weekly with each new Billboard chart.

Why do some songs have cover images and others don't? Cover images are added as artwork becomes available for each track; missing images fall back to a numbered placeholder.

Can I vote on the ranking? Yes — each item has a vote button. Scroll down and tap 'Be the 1st to vote!' on any song you have an opinion on.

Who decides the order? The order reflects the published weekly chart positions, not editorial picks.

Image credits

Choosin Texas - Ella Langley: Ella Langley / Wikipedia
Be Her - Ella Langley: Ella Langley discography / Wikipedia
drop dead - Olivia Rodrigo: Drop Dead / Wikipedia
Man I Need - Olivia Dean: Olivia Dean discography / Wikipedia
I Just Might - Bruno Mars: I Just Might / Wikipedia
So Easy (To Fall In Love) - Olivia Dean: Frank Kovalchek from Anchorage, Alaska, USA / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.0)
Ordinary - Alex Warren: Songs of Innocence (U2 album) / Wikipedia
I Cant Love You Anymore - Ella Langley ft. Morgan Wallen: Bing Images / countryrebel.com
Folded - Kehlani: Kehlani discography / Wikipedia
New Religion - Bebe Rexha: My Oh My (Kylie Minogue, Bebe Rexha and Tove Lo song) / Wikipedia