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American singer-songwriter Taylor Swift had the most chart entries in Billboard Philippines Songs, with 72 songs. Taylor Swift at the 2023 MTV Video Music Awards (3).png
American singer-songwriter Taylor Swift had the most chart entries in Billboard Philippines Songs, with 72 songs.

Philippines Songs was a music record chart in the Philippines, compiled by Billboard since February 2022. Updated every Tuesday on Billboard's website, the chart was announced on February 14, 2022 as part of Billboard's Hits of the World chart collection, ranking the top 25 songs weekly in more than 40 countries around the globe. [3] This was the first local Billboard chart in the Philippines since the discontinuation of the Philippine Hot 100 and four other charts after Billboard Philippines halted its operation for an undisclosed reason on January 15, 2018. [4]

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The first number-one song on the chart was "Pano" by Zack Tabudlo on the issue dated February 19, 2022. [5] [6] [7]

"Mahika" by Adie & Janine Berdin was the longest-running song on the chart with 72 weeks, ending its run on December 16, 2023. [8] Taylor Swift was the artist with the most entries overall, having 72 songs charted by the week dated May 4, 2023. [1] [9]

The magazine published the last issue of the chart on June 18, 2024, for the week of June 29, with Maki's "Dilaw" as the number-one song. [10] On July 1, Billboard Philippines discontinued the chart in preparation for the relaunch of the Philippines Hot 100 chart and the introduction of the new Top Philippine Songs chart. The two new charts begin on July 3, with rankings updated every Wednesday. [11]

Methodology

The chart tracks songs' performance from Friday to Thursday. Chart rankings are based on digital downloads from full-service digital music retailers (sales from direct-to-consumer sites such as an individual artist's store are excluded) and online streaming occurring in the Philippines during the tracking period. All data are provided by Luminate Data, formerly MRC Data. [12]

List of number-one songs

Zack Tabudlo's "Pano" was the first song to debut at number one and became the longest-running single on the chart with eleven weeks. Zack Tabudlo.png
Zack Tabudlo's "Pano" was the first song to debut at number one and became the longest-running single on the chart with eleven weeks.
Janine Berdin was the first Filipina singer to reach #1 with "Mahika". In collaboration with Adie, the song was the first Filipino duet on top. Janine Berdin4.jpg
Janine Berdin was the first Filipina singer to reach #1 with "Mahika". In collaboration with Adie, the song was the first Filipino duet on top.

2022

In 2022, eleven acts achieved their first Philippine number-one single in the Philippines Songs chart, either as a lead artist or a featured guest: Zack Tabudlo, Anees, Troye Sivan, BTS, Joji, Charlie Puth, Jungkook, Blackpink, Adie, Janine Berdin, and Taylor Swift. Out of the ten number-one songs in the calendar year, six singles debuted at the top spot. Zack Tabudlo's "Pano" became the first song to debut and peak at the summit, making it the first OPM chart-topper and Tabudlo as the first Filipino to reach number one in Philippines Songs. [6] [15] [16] It was also the longest-running number-one single of the chart so far, having topped for eleven consecutive weeks. [13] [17] Taylor Swift's "Anti-Hero" led the top place for nine weeks, the longest stay by a female artist on top. [2] Charlie Puth's "Left and Right" topped the chart for eight consecutive weeks, while Anees' "Sun and Moon" spent five weeks at the number-one spot after making its mark as the first international number one of the chart. [18] [19]

Adie and Janine Berdin's "Mahika" was the first Filipino duet to reach the summit, allowing Berdin to be the first Filipina to lead the chart. [14] [20] [21] Blackpink's "Shut Down" debuted at number one in October, ending the run of their own "Pink Venom", both from the album Born Pink . [22] [23] The feat made Blackpink the first act to replace themselves at number one, and the only act in 2022 to produce multiple number-one songs. [24] [25]

Issue dateSongArtist(s)WeeksRef.
February 19, 2022"Pano" Flag of the Philippines.svg Zack Tabudlo 11 [13] [26]
May 7, 2022"Sun and Moon" Anees 5 [27]
June 11, 2022"Angel Baby" Troye Sivan 2 [28]
June 25, 2022"Yet to Come" BTS 1 [29]
July 2, 2022"Glimpse of Us" Joji 1 [30]
July 9, 2022"Left and Right" Charlie Puth featuring Jungkook 8 [31]
September 3, 2022"Pink Venom" Blackpink 4 [32]
October 1, 2022"Shut Down"3 [22] [33]
October 22, 2022"Mahika" Flag of the Philippines.svg Adie & Janine Berdin 2 [34]
November 5, 2022"Anti-Hero" Taylor Swift 9 [35]

2023

Issue dateSongArtist(s)WeeksRef.
January 7, 2023"Kill Bill" SZA 4 [36]
February 4, 2023"Flowers" Miley Cyrus 2 [37]
February 18, 2023"Kill Bill"SZA2 [38]
March 4, 2023"Pasilyo" Flag of the Philippines.svg SunKissed Lola 1 [39]
March 11, 2023"Die for You" The Weeknd & Ariana Grande 4 [40]
April 8, 2023"Uhaw" Flag of the Philippines.svg Dilaw 10 [41]
June 17, 2023"Angels like You"Miley Cyrus4 [42]
July 15, 2023"Cruel Summer"Taylor Swift1 [43]
July 22, 2023"Back to December (Taylor's Version)"1 [44]
July 29, 2023"Seven"Jungkook featuring Latto 11 [45]
October 14, 2023"3D"Jungkook & Jack Harlow 1 [46]
October 21, 2023"Ere" Flag of the Philippines.svg Juan Karlos 9 [47]
December 16, 2023"You're Losing Me"Taylor Swift1 [48]
December 30, 2023"711" Flag of the Philippines.svg TONEEJAY1 [49]

2024

Issue dateSongArtist(s)WeeksRef.
January 6, 2024"Ere" Flag of the Philippines.svg Juan Karlos 1 [50]
January 13, 2024"Cruel Summer"Taylor Swift1 [51]
January 20, 2024"711" Flag of the Philippines.svg TONEEJAY1 [52]
January 27, 2024"Get Low" Flag of the Philippines.svg O Side Mafia & BRGR2 [53]
February 10, 2024"Makasarili Malambing" Flag of the Philippines.svg Kristina Dawn featuring Hev Abi 1 [54]
February 17, 2024"Alam Mo Ba Girl" Flag of the Philippines.svg Hev Abi1 [55]
February 24, 2024"Babaero" Flag of the Philippines.svg gins&melodies featuring Hev Abi5 [56]
March 30, 2024"We Can't Be Friends (Wait for Your Love)"Ariana Grande4 [57]
April 27, 2024"Pantropiko" Flag of the Philippines.svg BINI 1 [58]
May 4, 2024"Fortnight"Taylor Swift featuring Post Malone 1 [59]
May 11, 2024"Pantropiko" Flag of the Philippines.svg BINI4 [58]
June 8, 2024"Salamin, Salamin"2 [60]
June 22, 2024"Dilaw" Flag of the Philippines.svg Maki2 [10]

Song milestones

Most weeks at number one

No. of weeksSongArtistRelease
year
11"Pano" Zack Tabudlo 2022
"Seven" Jungkook featuring Latto 2023
10"Uhaw" Dilaw 2023
"Ere" Juan Karlos 2023
9"Anti-Hero" Taylor Swift 2022
8"Left and Right" Charlie Puth featuring Jungkook 2022

Artist milestones

Most number-one songs

No. of songsArtistSongs
5 Taylor Swift "Anti-Hero"
"Cruel Summer"
"Back to December (Taylor's Version)"
"You're Losing Me"
"Fortnight"
3 Jungkook "Left and Right"
"Seven"
"3D"
Hev Abi "Makasarili Malambing"
"Alam Mo Ba Girl"
"Babaero"
2 Ariana Grande "Die for You"
"We Can't Be Friends (Wait for Your Love)"
BINI "Pantropiko"
"Salamin, Salamin"
Blackpink "Pink Venom"
"Shut Down"
Miley Cyrus "Flowers"
"Angels like You"

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