40. Both of Us (B.o.B. feat. Taylor Swift)

39. Safe & Sound (feat. The Civil Wars)

38. End Game (feat. Ed Sheeran & Future)

37. Fearless

36. Sparks Fly

35. Begin Again

34. Picture To Burn

33. Should've Said No

32. Everything Has Changed (feat. Ed Sheeran)

31.Tim McGraw

30. Eyes Open

29. Red

28. Ours

27. Mean

26. Highway Don't Care (with Tim McGraw)

25. Fifteen

24. 22

23. Lover

22. ...Ready For It?

21. White Horse

20. Today Was A Fairytale

19. Two Is Better Than One (Boys Like Girls feat. Taylor Swift)

18. Back To December

17. Delicate

16. ME! (feat. Brendon Urie of Panic! At The Disco)

15. Our Song

14. You Need To Calm Down

13. Teardrops on My Guitar

12. Mine

11. Look What You Made Me Do

10. Style

9. Wildest Dreams

8. I Don't Wanna Live Forever (with Zayn)

7. Bad Blood (feat. Kendrick Lamar)

6. We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together

5. I Knew You Were Trouble.

4. Love Story

3. Blank Space

2. You Belong With Me

1. Shake It Off

 

https://www.billboard.com/photos/7423130/taylor-swift-songs-best-hits-list

 

Taylor Swift-era singles

Fearless-era singles

Speak Now era singles

Red-era singles

1989-era singles

reputation-era singles

Lover-era singles

Other, soundtrack, features, etc.

6 minutes ago, umich said:

17. Delicate

16. ME! (feat. Brendon Urie of Panic! At The Disco)

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Taylor Swift's Biggest Billboard Hits chart is based on actual performance on the weekly Billboard Hot 100, through the Dec. 14, 2019, ranking. Songs are ranked based on an inverse point system, with weeks at No. 1 earning the greatest value and weeks at No. 100 earning the least. Due to changes in chart methodology over the years, certain eras are weighted to account for different chart turnover rates over various periods.

 

how is style bigger than LWYMMD 

1 minute ago, Tistotal said:

how is style bigger than LWYMMD 

To be fair, they're both at 4x Platinum eligible. One was a lead pre-album, and one was a 3rd single released while the parent album was selling tons (+ the song wasn't even on audio streaming during its run).

She was truly never a single artist indeed

You Belong With Me & Love Story should be #1 & #2.

Why the hell Begin again that low. Its a classic

fvck it up Lover 

coming for Ready For it neck

How is ME! higher than Delicate? Oh wow!

I'm shocked that despite being Top 40 Greatest of All Time Hot 100 Artists, only her Top 8 are strong. Like, songs such as Mine and ME! are in her Top 20.

the decline from 1989 era singles to rep era singles

 

top 6 all solo, whew

So many hits, smashes and classics 

 

YNTCD 

 

 

Edited December 12, 20196 yr by mcohen

2 hours ago, OnlyManInTheWorld said:

How is ME! higher than Delicate? Oh wow!

I think Billboard gives something like 2.5x more points for a week at #10 than for a week at #11 so that's why. Even though that doesn't make much sense since there's hardly ever more than a 10% difference in how much the #10 and #11 songs are consumed.

 

2 hours ago, chiliam said:

Why the hell Begin again that low. Its a classic

 

I think Begin Again is an amazing song but it didn't do much after the strong first week of iTunes sales. The highest it charted after it's #7 debut was #52 on the second week, and then #63 during it's country radio peak. I'm kind of surprised Fearless is ahead of End Game, Safe & Sound and Both of Us since it struggled even more than Begin Again after its iTunes fueled first week.

3 hours ago, Tistotal said:

how is style bigger than LWYMMD 

Around 3 times more radio audience and I think also around 3 times more track sales.

1989 did that, 5 singles on the top 10  

how is "22" below lover, back to december and two is better than one?? 3x platinum, 500M views it really only had a bad peak 

2 minutes ago, DaddyIssuesX said:

how is "22" below lover, back to december and two is better than one?? 3x platinum, 500M views it really only had a bad peak 

I mean, most of 22 views could come from outside the USA as it's one of her biggest hits outside of it.

8 minutes ago, Popboi. said:

I mean, most of 22 views could come from outside the USA as it's one of her biggest hits outside of it.

really? i always thought 22 was pretty local considering it sold over 2.3M in the US and it's global total is around 3.6M or something.

Her best song still being her 2nd biggest hit.

2 minutes ago, DaddyIssuesX said:

really? i always thought 22 was pretty local considering it sold over 2.3M in the US and it's global total is around 3.6M or something.

I mean at the time it did nothing but retrospective streams have been really kind to it (reigns true in USA as well I guess, but those don't count for this chart).

1 hour ago, DaddyIssuesX said:

how is "22" below lover, back to december and two is better than one?? 3x platinum, 500M views it really only had a bad peak 

Boys Like Girls were basically a fad, but that does mean there was still a quick moment when their songs were pretty big.

 

Back To December was a pretty big hit in the US and here in Canada too, so that doesn't surprise me. It did similar to 22 on Pop/HAC/AC radio, maybe even a bit better, but it also did much better on country radio. It was seen as showing a more mature side of Taylor that we didn't see before, so it got a lot of acclaim

 

On the other hand I feel like people didn't really acknowledge how much of a bop 22 was at first because they were getting burned out on the Taylor Swift x Max Martin sound due to the overplay of WANEGBT and IKYWT and 22 was arguably not as good or unique as either of those. When IKYWT radio callouts came out, people were really here for it, it had some of the best callouts of all time. 22's callouts were ok, but not amazing.

 

IKYWT callout peaks

Pos: 78.3

Net Pos: 62.5

Fav: 43.0

 

22 callout peaks

Pos: 58.8

Net Pos: 29.0

Fav: 23.8

Edited December 13, 20196 yr by Ash12345

4 minutes ago, Ash12345 said:

Boys Like Girls were basically a fad, but that does mean there was still a quick moment when their songs were pretty big.

 

Back To December was a pretty big hit in the US and here in Canada too, so that doesn't surprise me. It did similar to 22 on Pop/HAC/AC radio, maybe even a bit better, but it also did much better on country radio. It was seen as showing a more mature side of Taylor that we didn't see before, so it got a lot of acclaim

 

On the other hand I feel like people didn't really acknowledge how much of a bop 22 was at first because they were getting burned out on the Taylor Swift x Max Martin sound due to the overplay of WANEGBT and IKYWT and 22 was arguably not as good or unique as either of those. When IKYWT radio callouts came out, people were really here for it, it had some of the best callouts of all time. 22's callouts were ok, but not amazing.

 

IKYWT callout peaks

Pos: 78.3

Net Pos: 62.5

Fav: 43.0

 

22 callout peaks

Pos: 58.8

Net Pos: 29.0

Fav: 23.8

True + the "Red" era's highest highs had basically finished by the time 22's release came around. I do wish 22 was acknowledged because it had the potential to be one of her biggest hits due to it's timeless theme and effortless pop sound which is the reason it does get quite a few recurring streams. I always enjoyed it more than WANEGBT and slightly more than IYKWT tbh as well.