List of Dutch Top 40 number-one singles of 2021

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This is a list of the Dutch Top 40 number-one singles of 2021. The Dutch Top 40 is a chart that ranks the best-performing singles of the Netherlands. It is published every week by radio station Qmusic.

Contents

Chart history

Issue dateSongArtist(s)Ref.
January 2"The Business" Tiësto [1]
January 9 [2]
January 16"Nu wij niet meer praten" Jaap Reesema and Pommelien Thijs [3]
January 23"Drivers License" Olivia Rodrigo [4]
January 30 [5]
February 6 [6]
February 13 [7]
February 20 [8]
February 27"Wellerman" (220 Kid x Billen Ted remix) Nathan Evans [9]
March 6 [10]
March 13 [11]
March 20 [12]
March 27"Blijven slapen" Snelle and Maan [13]
April 3 [14]
April 10 [15]
April 17 [16]
April 24 [17]
May 1 [18]
May 8 [19]
May 15 [20]
May 22 [21]
May 29 [22]
June 5"Good 4 U"Olivia Rodrigo [23]
June 12 [24]
June 19 [25]
June 26 [26]
July 3 [27]
July 10 [28]
July 17"Bad Habits" Ed Sheeran [29]
July 24 [30]
July 31 [31]
August 7 [32]
August 14 [33]
August 21"Stay" The Kid Laroi and Justin Bieber [34]
August 28"Ik ga zwemmen"Mart Hoogkamer [35]
September 4 [36]
September 11"Stay"The Kid Laroi and Justin Bieber [37]
September 18 [38]
September 25 [39]
October 2 [40]
October 9 [41]
October 16 [42]
October 23"Easy on Me" Adele [43]
October 30 [44]
November 6 [45]
November 13 [46]
November 20 [47]
November 27 [48]
December 4 [49]
December 11 [50]
December 18 [51]
December 25"Merry Christmas"Ed Sheeran and Elton John [52]

Number-one artists

PositionArtistWeeks #1
1 Olivia Rodrigo 11
2 Snelle 10
2 Maan 10
3 Adele 9
4Justin Bieber7
4The Kid Laroi7
5 Ed Sheeran 6
6 Nathan Evans 4
6 220 Kid 4
6 Billen Ted 4
7 Tiësto 2
7Mart Hoogkamer2
8 Jaap Reesema 1
8Pommelien Thijs1
8 Elton John 1

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