NEW YORK — Taylor Swift continues to dominate the Billboard Hot 100 as her sweeping ballad “The Fate of Ophelia” holds the No. 1 spot for another week on the chart dated Nov. 8, 2025. The track, a brooding and theatrical cut from her “Opalite” era, cements Swift’s grip on the chart as she places three songs in the top 10 — more than any other artist this week.
No. 10 — Leon Thomas, “MUTT”
Leon Thomas rounds out the top 10 with “MUTT,” a genre-blending reflection on identity and artistry. The singer, producer, and actor continues to draw acclaim for his ability to merge soul, R&B, and alt-pop in an introspective package. The track’s climb into the top 10 marks Thomas’ highest-charting single to date, propelled by strong streaming numbers and critical praise for its lyrical honesty.
No. 9 — Morgan Wallen, “I Got Better”
Country hitmaker Morgan Wallen returns to the upper reaches of the chart with “I Got Better,” a song that channels resilience through heartbreak. The track’s mixture of traditional country twang and modern production continues Wallen’s streak of crossover success. The single has become a staple on country radio, reflecting Wallen’s ongoing influence across both Nashville and pop audiences.
No. 8 — Taylor Swift, “Elizabeth Taylor”
Swift’s “Elizabeth Taylor” lands at No. 8, serving as a glamorous, metaphor-heavy reflection on fame and femininity. The song, which pays homage to the late Hollywood icon, fuses orchestral pop with confessional storytelling — hallmarks of Swift’s songwriting. Critics have praised it as one of the standout pieces from her latest project, comparing its cinematic tone to her “Folklore” and “Evermore” eras.
No. 7 — Kehlani, “Folded”
Kehlani’s “Folded” rises to No. 7 this week, continuing the R&B singer’s resurgence on the charts. The song’s smooth production and introspective lyrics have resonated with fans, earning viral traction on streaming platforms. It’s a testament to Kehlani’s consistency in blending vulnerability with contemporary soul, solidifying her as one of the most distinctive voices in modern R&B.
No. 6 — Justin Bieber, “DAISIES”
Justin Bieber’s “DAISIES” remains steady at No. 6, showcasing the pop veteran’s melodic sensibility and emotional depth. The song’s minimalist arrangement highlights Bieber’s vocals, while its lyrical optimism has made it a favorite on adult pop radio. As Bieber continues to evolve beyond his early pop sound, “DAISIES” underscores his enduring chart presence.
No. 5 — Olivia Dean, “Man I Need”
British singer-songwriter Olivia Dean climbs to No. 5 with “Man I Need,” a soulful track that has drawn attention for its powerful vocals and heartfelt lyricism. The song’s success in the U.S. marks a breakthrough moment for Dean, whose blend of jazz-infused pop has found a growing audience worldwide. Critics have likened her rise to that of Amy Winehouse and Adele for her emotional authenticity.
No. 4 — Taylor Swift, “Opalite”
Swift’s “Opalite” continues its upward momentum, landing at No. 4. The song, named after her current album, ties ethereal production with sharp lyricism that examines fame, loss, and rebirth. Fans have speculated that “Opalite” serves as a thematic centerpiece for the record, capturing the duality between illusion and reality that defines much of Swift’s new material.
No. 3 — Alex Warren, “Ordinary”
Rising singer-songwriter Alex Warren reaches a career milestone as “Ordinary” climbs to No. 3. The heartfelt pop ballad, which centers on finding beauty in everyday moments, has resonated deeply with audiences through social media and live performances. Warren’s authenticity and connection with fans have helped propel the song into mainstream success, marking his highest chart position yet.
No. 2 — Huntrx, “Golden (From K-Pop Demon Hunters)”
Huntrx’s cinematic anthem “Golden,” from the animated film K-Pop Demon Hunters, holds strong at No. 2. The song blends Korean and English lyrics over a sweeping orchestral-pop arrangement, capturing both global and domestic audiences. Its success underscores the continuing international reach of K-pop and the growing influence of soundtrack-driven hits in the global market.
No. 1 — Taylor Swift, “The Fate of Ophelia”
At No. 1, Swift reigns once again with “The Fate of Ophelia,” a gothic-inspired epic that has dominated streaming and radio for weeks. Critics have called it one of her most ambitious works, weaving literary references with personal introspection. With multiple songs in the top 10, Swift continues to set records and redefine her legacy as one of the most versatile artists in contemporary music.
Swift’s triple showing in the top 10 — alongside rising talents like Olivia Dean, Kehlani, and Alex Warren — reflects a chart that balances established artistry with new voices, showcasing the evolving soundscape of late 2025.