New York (AP) — Taylor Swift continues her commanding run atop the Billboard Hot 100, as “The Fate of Ophelia” continues at No. 1 spot on the chart dated Nov. 1, 2025. The track extends Swift’s dominance amid a chart filled with cross-genre hits that blend pop, country, and alternative influences.
1. Taylor Swift — “The Fate of Ophelia”
Swift’s latest chart-topper, “The Fate of Ophelia,” marks another triumph from her critically acclaimed album The Life of a Showgirl. The song’s dark, orchestral production and literary imagery have resonated deeply with listeners, blending Shakespearean references with modern heartbreak. Industry analysts note that Swift’s promotional strategy — pairing cinematic visuals with surprise live performances — helped push the track to over 60 million streams this week.
2. Huntrx — “Golden (From K-Pop Demon Hunters)”
Rising K-pop star Huntrx continues to make global waves with “Golden,” the breakout single from the animated film K-Pop Demon Hunters. The song’s blend of high-energy electronic beats and emotional vocals has made it a staple on international playlists. Its placement in the film’s climactic battle sequence has also fueled viral attention across social media platforms, giving Huntrx his biggest U.S. hit to date.
3. Alex Warren — “Ordinary”
Content creator turned singer-songwriter Alex Warren earns his highest charting single yet with “Ordinary.” The heartfelt pop anthem explores the beauty in everyday love and authenticity. Critics have praised Warren for his lyrical vulnerability and evolving artistry, as the track maintains steady airplay on both pop and adult contemporary radio formats.
4. Taylor Swift — “Opalite”
Swift appears again at No. 4 with “Opalite,” a shimmering, dreamlike track that contrasts sharply with the heavier tones of “The Fate of Ophelia.” Drawing on metaphors of transformation and self-reflection, the song has been embraced by fans as one of the emotional cores of The Life of a Showgirl. Swift’s continued presence in the top five underscores her rare ability to dominate multiple chart positions simultaneously.
5. Taylor Swift — “Elizabeth Taylor”
At No. 5, “Elizabeth Taylor” showcases Swift’s fascination with old Hollywood glamour and its parallels to fame in the modern era. The song’s lush orchestration and poetic lyricism have sparked comparisons to Lana Del Rey’s cinematic style. Critics say Swift’s portrayal of Taylor’s resilience and vulnerability adds a reflective layer to her own evolving public persona.
6. Taylor Swift — “Father Figure”
Swift’s “Father Figure,” holding steady at No. 6, delivers a powerful narrative about generational trauma and reconciliation. The stripped-down piano ballad has been lauded for its raw honesty and emotional depth, with fans praising its storytelling as among Swift’s finest. The song’s impact has extended beyond streaming, prompting discussions on family and healing across fan communities.
7. Justin Bieber — “DAISIES”
Justin Bieber’s “DAISIES” continues its strong chart performance, marking a successful new era for the pop icon. The track’s upbeat tempo and message of personal renewal have connected with both longtime fans and newer listeners. Bieber’s recent live performances, featuring acoustic reinterpretations of the hit, have reinforced his reputation as a versatile performer capable of reinvention.
8. Olivia Dean — “Man I Need”
British soul-pop artist Olivia Dean rises to No. 8 with “Man I Need,” a sultry and self-assured track that cements her as a rising international star. Known for her rich vocals and vintage-inspired production, Dean has drawn comparisons to Amy Winehouse and Jorja Smith. The song’s growing popularity on U.S. radio signals a major breakthrough for the London-based singer.
9. Morgan Wallen — “I Got Better”
Country superstar Morgan Wallen lands at No. 9 with “I Got Better,” a reflective track blending modern country instrumentation with elements of rock and pop. The single’s lyrics of personal growth and redemption have resonated with fans, continuing Wallen’s streak of crossover appeal. His ongoing North American tour has fueled strong streaming numbers and consistent chart performance.
10. Leon Thomas — “MUTT”
Rounding out the top 10, singer-songwriter and producer Leon Thomas makes his Hot 100 debut with “MUTT.” The track’s fusion of R&B, alternative, and indie pop elements showcases Thomas’ experimental edge. Critics have praised the song for its genre-blurring production and introspective lyrics, positioning Thomas as one of the year’s most promising new voices.
This week’s Hot 100 captures the wide-ranging soundscape of late 2025 — one where established icons like Taylor Swift and Justin Bieber coexist with innovative newcomers such as Huntrx, Olivia Dean, and Leon Thomas. As streaming, film, and fan engagement continue to shape the musical landscape, the chart reflects a generation of artists redefining what global pop can be.