Top 10 Most Streamed Songs on Spotify in 2025

"Die With A Smile" by Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars achieved a historic milestone as the most-streamed duet in Spotify history, accumulating over 3 billion total streams after its August 2024 release and maintaining a top-five position across 2025. The gospel-tinged ballad's emotional resonance drove 40% more repeat listens than the typical charting duet, while its sustained popularity outpaced #1 "APT." in total all-time streams by nearly 1 billion.

Sabrina Carpenter's "Espresso" defined the pop sound of mid-2025, becoming a summer anthem that propelled her to become the most-streamed female artist of the year with over 2.4 billion Spotify streams. Spending 18 weeks at number one across US, UK, and Australian charts, it surpassed the average pop hit's longevity by 250% and outperformed #4 "Luther" in global daily streams by 30% during its peak month.

Released on Kendrick Lamar's GNX album, "Luther" sampled Luther Vandross to showcase a softer romantic register, accumulating over 1.8 billion streams in 2025 alongside a Grammy nomination for Best Rap Song. Its 15% higher first-week retention rate than the average rap ballad on this list proved that the Kendrick and SZA pairing outperformed #3 "Espresso" in streaming consistency among dedicated fans.

Billie Eilish's "Birds of a Feather" is the most-streamed track from her album Hit Me Hard and Soft, surpassing 2.1 billion Spotify plays. Its intimate production and raw lyrics drove a 40% increase in her monthly listeners within the first month of release, outpacing #5 Chappell Roan's growth rate. The song's Record of the Year Grammy further cements its status as a career-defining hit, outperforming the average Billboard Hot 100 number-one by 80% in streaming longevity.

Chappell Roan's "Good Luck, Babe!" is the breakthrough hit of 2025's first half, accumulating 1.6 billion streams and making her pop's most exciting new artist. The track's queer themes and theatrical delivery drove a 300% spike in Spotify followers in just two months, outperforming #7 Kendrick Lamar's debut streaming velocity. Its dominance at the 2025 Grammy Awards, with three wins, solidified Roan as the fastest-rising artist on the platform, 25% faster than the typical breakout star.

Kendrick Lamar's "Not Like Us" is the most-played rap diss track in Spotify history, with 1.5 billion streams. Its Super Bowl halftime performance in February 2025 triggered a 500% surge in daily plays, surpassing the average live-event streaming boost by 200%. The track's cultural impact is unmatched, outperforming #8 Teddy Swims' "Lose Control" by 100 million streams despite releasing months later, proving its dominance in one of rap's most consequential feuds.

Teddy Swims' "Lose Control" is the most enduring slow-burn hit of 2025, spending 52 weeks on the Billboard Hot 100 and amassing 1.4 billion Spotify streams. Its steady climb—20% faster than the average sleeper hit—reflects the growing demand for emotional pop-soul, outperforming #6 Chappell Roan's debut by 15% in weekly retention. The track's raw vocal delivery drove a 200% increase in Teddy Swims' catalog streams, a rise 1.5 times higher than the typical breakout artist.

Benson Boone's "Beautiful Things" accumulated over 1.3 billion streams in 2025 after first going viral on TikTok for its unexpected vocal acrobatics and backflip-heavy live performances. The song's emotional piano arrangement and Boone's stratospheric falsetto earned him comparisons to Harry Styles and a slot at Coachella 2025.

Beyonce's country crossover "Texas Hold 'Em" from her Cowboy Carter album broke streaming records for country music on Spotify and accumulated over 1.2 billion streams in 2025. It became the first song by a Black woman to top the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart in the chart's history, redefining the boundaries of the country genre.