NEW YORK (AP) — Global superstars BTS return to the summit of the Billboard Hot 100, as their latest single “Swim” claims the top spot on the chart dated April 4, 2026. The track underscores the group’s continued dominance in the global pop market, blending polished production with their signature vocal interplay and reaffirming their staying power years into their international breakthrough.
Rising country voice Ella Langley secures the No. 2 position with “Choosin’ Texas,” a song that continues to gain traction across both country and crossover audiences. Its steady climb reflects growing listener demand for modern country narratives rooted in regional identity and authenticity.
At No. 3, British singer-songwriter Olivia Dean lands with “Man I Need,” marking her second appearance in the top 10. Dean’s soulful delivery and introspective songwriting have positioned her as a consistent presence on the chart, appealing to listeners seeking emotionally grounded pop.
Pop veteran Bruno Mars follows at No. 4 with “I Just Might,” a track that leans into his hallmark blend of funk and R&B influences. Mars’ ability to balance nostalgia with contemporary production continues to resonate with a wide demographic.
At No. 5, Alex Warren reaches a career milestone with “Ordinary,” his highest-charting single to date. The song’s stripped-down arrangement and confessional tone have driven its viral growth, particularly across digital platforms.
Electronic-pop act Huntr/x claims the No. 6 position with “Golden,” maintaining momentum with a polished, high-energy sound that has found favor among younger audiences and streaming listeners.
Returning to the chart at No. 7, Olivia Dean’s “So Easy to Fall In Love” reinforces her breakout year, giving her two simultaneous top 10 entries. The song’s warm instrumentation contrasts with the more somber tone of her higher-charting single, showcasing her versatility.
At No. 8, PinkPantheress teams with Zara Larsson on “Stateside,” a cross-Atlantic collaboration that merges UK electronic influences with mainstream pop sensibilities. The pairing highlights the increasingly global nature of chart-topping hits.
Taylor Swift continues her consistent chart presence at No. 9 with “The Fate of Ophelia.” The track adds to her extensive catalog of Hot 100 entries, reflecting sustained fan engagement and strong streaming numbers.
Rounding out the top 10, Kehlani lands at No. 10 with “Folded.” Known for her smooth vocal delivery and R&B influences, Kehlani’s latest offering maintains her reputation for crafting emotionally resonant music.
The April 4 chart reflects a broad mix of genres — from K-pop and country to R&B and electronic pop — underscoring the increasingly eclectic tastes of listeners and the global reach of today’s music industry.