This is a list of the songs that reached number-one position in official Polish single charts in 2024:
OLiA – airplay singles [1] | OLiS – streaming singles [2] | Billboard Poland Songs | |||||||
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Issue date [lower-alpha 1] | Song | Artist(s) | Issue date [lower-alpha 2] | Song | Artist(s) | Issue date [lower-alpha 3] | Song | Artist(s) | Ref. |
January 6 | "Last Christmas" | Wham! | [3] | ||||||
January 5 | "Stumblin' In" | Cyril | January 4 | "Erotyczne Pif-Paf" | Figo i Samogony | January 13 | "Miki Maus" | Figo i Samogony | [4] |
January 12 | January 11 | "Plaster" | Szpaku | January 20 | "Plaster" | Szpaku | [5] | ||
January 19 | January 18 | January 27 | [6] | ||||||
January 26 | January 25 | February 3 | [7] | ||||||
February 2 | "Houdini" | Dua Lipa | February 1 | "Młody Manson" | Young Multi featuring Szpaku | February 10 | "Młody Manson" | Young Multi featuring Szpaku | [8] |
February 9 | "Stumblin' In" | Cyril | February 8 | "Plaster" | Szpaku | February 17 | "Plaster" | Szpaku | [9] |
February 16 | February 15 | February 24 | [10] | ||||||
February 23 | February 22 | "Hero" | Kizo and Bletka | March 2 | "Hero" | Kizo and Bletka | [11] | ||
March 1 | February 29 | March 9 | [12] | ||||||
March 8 | March 7 | March 16 | [13] | ||||||
March 15 | "Motyle" | Sylwia Grzeszczak | March 14 | March 23 | [14] | ||||
March 22 | March 21 | March 30 | [15] | ||||||
March 29 | "Ne rozumiju" | Vixen | March 28 | "Drive" | Gibbs featuring Opał | April 6 | "Drive" | Gibbs featuring Opał | [16] |
April 5 | April 4 | "I Like the Way You Kiss Me" | Artemas | April 13 | "I Like the Way You Kiss Me" | Artemas | [17] | ||
April 12 | April 11 | "Chyba że z Tobą" | Modelki | April 20 | [18] | ||||
April 19 | "Motyle" | Sylwia Grzeszczak | April 18 | April 27 | "Chyba że z Tobą" | Modelki | [19] | ||
April 26 | "Un ragazzo una ragazza" | The Kolors | April 25 | May 4 | [20] | ||||
May 3 | "Hip hip hura!" | Sanah | May 2 | May 11 | [21] | ||||
May 10 | "The Sound of Silence" (Cyril remix) | Disturbed | May 9 | May 18 | "Ile lat?" | Oki featuring Sobel | [22] | ||
May 17 | May 16 | May 25 | [23] | ||||||
May 24 | "Złamane serce jest ok" | Daria Zawiałow | May 23 | June 1 | "Woda księżycowa" | Kubi Producent featuring Stickxr, Bambi and Fukaj | [24] | ||
May 31 | May 30 | June 8 | "Chyba że z Tobą" | Modelki | [25] | ||||
June 7 | June 6 | June 15 | [26] | ||||||
June 14 | "I Like the Way You Kiss Me" | Artemas | June 13 | June 22 | [27] | ||||
June 21 | June 20 | "100 BPM" | Kizo and Bletka | June 29 | "100 BPM" | Kizo and Bletka | [28] | ||
June 28 | June 27 | July 6 | [29] | ||||||
July 5 | "Too Sweet" | Hozier | July 4 | July 13 | [30] | ||||
July 12 | "Belong Together" | Mark Ambor | July 11 | July 20 | "Chyba że z Tobą" | Modelki | [31] | ||
July 19 | "Och i ach" | Sylwia Grzeszczak | July 18 | "1 na 100" | Mata and White 2115 | July 27 | "1 na 100" | Mata and White 2115 | [32] |
July 26 | "Belong Together" | Mark Ambor | July 25 | "Róż" | Jonatan, Bletka and Gibbs | August 3 | "Róż" | Jonatan, Bletka and Gibbs | [33] |
August 2 | "Och i ach" | Sylwia Grzeszczak | August 1 | August 10 | [34] | ||||
August 9 | August 8 | August 17 | [35] | ||||||
August 16 | August 15 | "Och i ach" | Sylwia Grzeszczak | August 24 | [36] | ||||
August 23 | "Było, minęło" | Sanah | August 22 | "Róż" | Jonatan, Bletka and Gibbs | August 31 | [37] |
Artist | Weeks at No. 1 |
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Cyril | 9 |
Sylwia Grzeszczak | 7 |
Vixen | 3 |
Daria Zawiałow | |
Artemas | |
Disturbed | 2 |
Mark Ambor | |
Sanah | |
Dua Lipa | 1 |
The Kolors | |
Hozier |
Artist | Weeks at No. 1 |
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Bletka | 13 |
Modelki | 10 |
Kizo | 9 |
Szpaku | 6 |
Gibbs | 5 |
Jonatan | 4 |
Figo i Samogony | 1 |
Young Multi | |
Opał | |
Artemas | |
Mata | |
White 2115 | |
Sylwia Grzeszczak |
Artist | Weeks at No. 1 |
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Bletka | 13 |
Kizo | 8 |
Modelki | 7 |
Szpaku | 6 |
Gibbs | |
Jonatan | 5 |
Artemas | 2 |
Oki | |
Sobel | |
Wham! | 1 |
Figo i Samogony | |
Young Multi | |
Opał | |
Kubi Producent | |
Stickxr | |
Bambi | |
Fukaj | |
Mata | |
White 2115 |
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