List of number-one songs of 2021 (Singapore)

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This is a list of the Singapore Top 30 Digital Streaming number-one songs in 2021, according to the Recording Industry Association of Singapore.

Chart history

Issue DateSongArtist(s)Ref.
7 January"Your Name Engraved Herein (song)" Crowd Lu [1]
14 January"Drivers License" Olivia Rodrigo [2]
21 January [3]
28 January [4]
4 February [5]
11 February [6]
18 February [7]
25 February [8]
4 March"Heartbreak Anniversary" Giveon [9]
11 March [10]
18 March"On the Ground" Rosé [11]
25 March [12]
1 April"Peaches" Justin Bieber featuring Daniel Caesar & Giveon [13]
8 April [14]
15 April [15]
22 April [16]
29 April"Save Your Tears" The Weeknd [17]
6 May [18]
13 May"Kiss Me More" Doja Cat featuring SZA [19]
20 May"Good 4 U"Olivia Rodrigo [20]
27 May"Butter" BTS [21]
3 June [22]
10 June [23]
17 June [24]
24 June [25]
1 July [26]
8 July [27]
15 July"Permission to Dance" [28]
22 July [29]
29 July"Stay" The Kid Laroi and Justin Bieber [30]
5 August [31]
12 August [32]
19 August [33]
26 August [34]
2 September [35]
9 September [36]
16 September [37]
23 September [38]
30 September"My Universe" Coldplay featuring BTS [39]
7 October"Stay"The Kid Laroi and Justin Bieber [40]
14 October [41]
21 October"Easy on Me" Adele [42]
28 October [43]
4 November [44]
11 November [45]
18 November"All Too Well" Taylor Swift [46]
25 November [47]
2 December [48]
9 December [49]
16 December [50]
23 December"Ghost"Justin Bieber [51]
30 December [52]

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