Top 10 Most Streamed Songs on Spotify in 2025

"Die With A Smile" by Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars reached 3 billion total Spotify streams after its August 2024 release and continued to rank among the most-played songs of 2025. The gospel-tinged ballad became the most-streamed duet in Spotify history, reflecting both artists' ability to craft emotionally resonant pop anthems.

Sabrina Carpenter's "Espresso" defined the pop sound of mid-2025, becoming a summer anthem that drove her to become the most-streamed female artist of the year. The track accumulated over 2.4 billion Spotify streams and spent months at the top of charts in the US, UK, and Australia, establishing Carpenter as a defining voice of her generation.

Released on Kendrick Lamar's GNX album, "Luther" sampled Luther Vandross and showcased Kendrick and SZA's complementary artistry in a softer, more romantic register than either is typically associated with. It accumulated over 1.8 billion streams in 2025 and received a Grammy nomination for Best Rap Song.

Billie Eilish's "Birds of a Feather," from her album Hit Me Hard and Soft, became her highest-charting and most-streamed song to date with over 2.1 billion Spotify plays. Its simple, intimate production and raw lyrical honesty resonated particularly with younger listeners, earning her a Grammy for Record of the Year.

Chappell Roan's "Good Luck, Babe!" became the breakthrough hit of 2025's first half, earning over 1.6 billion streams and cementing her status as pop's most exciting new artist. The track's themes of queer longing and denial, delivered with theatrical gusto, made Roan the most talked-about artist at the 2025 Grammy Awards.

Kendrick Lamar's devastating diss track against Drake, "Not Like Us," accumulated over 1.5 billion Spotify streams and became the most-played rap diss in the platform's history. Its Super Bowl halftime performance in February 2025 added a new chapter to one of rap's most consequential feuds and shattered all-time streaming records for live events.

Teddy Swims' soulful breakup ballad "Lose Control" was one of the most enduring slow-burn hits of 2025, spending over 52 weeks on the Billboard Hot 100 and accumulating 1.4 billion Spotify streams. Its success reflected the growing appetite for emotionally raw, vocally driven pop-soul in contrast to the hyper-produced mainstream.

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.

"Die With A Smile" by Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars reached 3 billion total Spotify streams after its August 2024 release and continued to rank among the most-played songs of 2025. The gospel-tinged ballad became the most-streamed duet in Spotify history, reflecting both artists' ability to craft emotionally resonant pop anthems.

Sabrina Carpenter's "Espresso" defined the pop sound of mid-2025, becoming a summer anthem that drove her to become the most-streamed female artist of the year. The track accumulated over 2.4 billion Spotify streams and spent months at the top of charts in the US, UK, and Australia, establishing Carpenter as a defining voice of her generation.

Released on Kendrick Lamar's GNX album, "Luther" sampled Luther Vandross and showcased Kendrick and SZA's complementary artistry in a softer, more romantic register than either is typically associated with. It accumulated over 1.8 billion streams in 2025 and received a Grammy nomination for Best Rap Song.

Billie Eilish's "Birds of a Feather," from her album Hit Me Hard and Soft, became her highest-charting and most-streamed song to date with over 2.1 billion Spotify plays. Its simple, intimate production and raw lyrical honesty resonated particularly with younger listeners, earning her a Grammy for Record of the Year.

Chappell Roan's "Good Luck, Babe!" became the breakthrough hit of 2025's first half, earning over 1.6 billion streams and cementing her status as pop's most exciting new artist. The track's themes of queer longing and denial, delivered with theatrical gusto, made Roan the most talked-about artist at the 2025 Grammy Awards.

Kendrick Lamar's devastating diss track against Drake, "Not Like Us," accumulated over 1.5 billion Spotify streams and became the most-played rap diss in the platform's history. Its Super Bowl halftime performance in February 2025 added a new chapter to one of rap's most consequential feuds and shattered all-time streaming records for live events.

Teddy Swims' soulful breakup ballad "Lose Control" was one of the most enduring slow-burn hits of 2025, spending over 52 weeks on the Billboard Hot 100 and accumulating 1.4 billion Spotify streams. Its success reflected the growing appetite for emotionally raw, vocally driven pop-soul in contrast to the hyper-produced mainstream.

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.