- Who
- Taylor Swift
- What
- 24 total number
- Where
- United States ()
- When
Taylor Swift (USA) scored her 24th No.1 hit on Billboard’s Digital Song Sales chart with “Question…?” on 5 November 2022. “Today was a Fairytale” took her to the summit for the first time on 6 February 2010, and it was followed to No.1 by “Mine” (21 August 2010), “Back to December” (30 October 2010), “We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together” (1 September 2012), “Begin Again” (13 October 2012), “I Knew You Were Trouble.” (27 October 2012), “Shake It Off” (6 September 2014), “Out of the Woods” (1 November 2014), “Blank Space” (15 November 2014), “Bad Blood” (6 June 2015), “I Don’t Wanna Live Forever” (Zayn feat. Taylor Swift; 31 December 2016), “Look What You Made Me Do” (16 September 2017), “…Ready for It?” (23 September 2017), “Gorgeous” (11 November 2017), “Call It What You Want” (25 November 2017), “ME!” (feat. Brendon Urie; 11 May 2019), “You Need to Calm Down” (29 June 2019), “Lover” (31 August 2019), “Only the Young” (15 February 2020), “cardigan” (8 August 2020), 21. “willow” (26 December 2020), “Love Story (Taylor’s Version)” (27 February 2021), “All Too Well (Taylor’s Version)” (27 November 2021) and “Question…?” (5 November 2022), which is track seven on Midnights, Swift’s 12th studio album (including the 2021 “Taylor’s Version” re-recordings of Fearless and Red).
Swift has charted with 143 tracks on Digital Song Sales, over half of which (75) have made the Top 10. Sixteen of her songs appeared simultaneously on 5 November 2022, with “Question…?” leading “Bigger than the Whole Sky”, “Would’ve, Could’ve, Should’ve”, “Bejeweled”, “The Great War”, “Paris”, “High Infidelity”, “Dear Reader”, “Anti-Hero” and “Glitch” – all from Midnights – into the Top 10. The other six tracks bowed in the Top 50 at Nos. 14, 24, 31, 32, 35 and 46.
Most Digital Song Sales No.1s: 24 - Taylor Swift; 14 - Rihanna; 13 - Justin Bieber; 13 – Drake.
Total weeks at No.1: 48 - BTS; 46 - Taylor Swift; 40 - Rihanna; 37 - Katy Perry; 33 - Justin Bieber.
“We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together” (623,000 digital downloads), “I Knew You Were Trouble.” (582,000) and “Shake It Off” (544,000) are, respectively, the chart’s fourth, six and ninth single-week biggest-sellers.
The weekly Digital Song Sales chart – formerly Digital Songs/Hot Digital Songs – debuted in Billboard magazine on 22 January 2005.
