List of number-one songs of 2019 (Singapore)

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This is a list of the Singapore Top 30 Digital Streaming number-one songs in 2019, according to the Recording Industry Association Singapore.

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Chart history

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Camila Cabello AMAs 2019.png
Shawn Mendes and Camila Cabello topped the chart for 13 weeks with "Señorita", the longest-running number-one song of the year.
Maroon 5 topped the chart for 9 weeks with "Memories". Maroon 5 performing in Sydney.jpg
Maroon 5 topped the chart for 9 weeks with "Memories".
Ariana Grande topped the chart for 6 weeks with "7 Rings". Ariana Grande - God Is A Woman VMA 2018 5 (cropped).jpg
Ariana Grande topped the chart for 6 weeks with "7 Rings".
Jonas Brothers topped the chart for 4 weeks with "Sucker". Jonas Brothers 4th of July Show Taping in Cleveland (51277060141).jpg
Jonas Brothers topped the chart for 4 weeks with "Sucker".
Issue DateSongArtist(s)Ref.
3 January"A Kind of Sorrow" A-Lin [1]
10 January [2]
17 January [3]
24 January"7 Rings" Ariana Grande [4]
31 January
7 February [5]
14 February
21 February [6]
28 February
7 March"Sucker" Jonas Brothers [7]
14 March
21 March [8]
28 March
27 June"Señorita" Shawn Mendes and Camila Cabello [9]
4 July
11 July [10]
18 July [11]
25 July [12]
1 August [13]
8 August [14]
15 August [15]
22 August [16]
29 August [17]
5 September [18]
12 September [19]
19 September"Won't Cry" Jay Chou and Ashin [20]
26 September [21]
3 October [22]
10 October"Señorita"Shawn Mendes and Camila Cabello [23]
17 October"Memories" Maroon 5 [24]
24 October [25]
31 October [26]
7 November [27]
14 November [28]
21 November [29]
28 November [30]
5 December [31]
12 December [32]
19 December"Dance Monkey" Tones and I [33]
26 December [34]

Number-one artists

List of number-one artists by total weeks at number one
PositionArtistWeeks at No. 1
1 Shawn Mendes 13
Camila Cabello
2 Maroon 5 9
3 Ariana Grande 6
4 Jonas Brothers 4
5 A-Lin 3
Jay Chou
Ashin
6 Tones and I 2

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