List of number-one songs of 2022 (Singapore)

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This is a list of the Singapore Top 30 Digital Streaming number-one songs in 2022, according to the Recording Industry Association Singapore.

Chart history

Issue DateSongArtist(s)Ref.
6 January"Ghost" Justin Bieber [1]
13 January [2]
20 January [3]
27 January"Light Switch" Charlie Puth [4]
3 February"Ghost"Justin Bieber [5]
10 February [6]
17 February"Stay Alive" Jungkook [7]
24 February"Ghost"Justin Bieber [8]
3 March [9]
10 March [10]
17 March [11]
24 March [12]
31 March [13]
7 April"Still Life" Big Bang [14]
14 April"As It Was" Harry Styles [15]
21 April [16]
28 April [17]
5 May [18]
12 May [19]
19 May [20]
26 May [21]
2 June [22]
9 June [23]
16 June"Glimpse of Us" Joji [24]
23 June [25]
30 June [26]
7 July [27]
14 July [28]
21 July [29]
28 July [30]
4 August [31]
11 August [32]
18 August [33]
25 August"Pink Venom" Blackpink [34]
1 September [35]
8 September [36]
15 September [37]
22 September"Shut Down" [38]
29 September [39]
6 October [40]
13 October"Unholy" Sam Smith and Kim Petras [41]
20 October [42]
27 October"Anti-Hero" Taylor Swift [43]
3 November [44]
10 November [45]
17 November [46]
24 November [47]
1 December [48]
8 December"Creepin'" Metro Boomin, the Weeknd and 21 Savage [49]
15 December"Kill Bill" SZA [50]
22 December [51]
29 December"Ditto" NewJeans [52]

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