List of Billboard Streaming Songs number ones of 2020

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This is a list of songs that reached number one on the Billboard magazine Streaming Songs chart in 2020.

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Chart history

Key
†Indicates the most streamed song of 2020 [1]
Issue dateSongArtist(s)Weekly streams
January 4"All I Want for Christmas Is You" Mariah Carey 72.2 million [2]
January 11"The Box" † Roddy Ricch 42.6 million [3]
January 1868.2 million [4]
January 2577.2 million [5]
February 175 million [6]
February 867 million [7]
February 1563.2 million [8]
February 2259.2 million [9]
February 2952.2 million [10]
March 748.2 million [11]
March 1449.1 million [12]
March 2145.1 million [13]
March 2841.4 million [14]
April 4"Blinding Lights" The Weeknd 32.1 million [15]
April 11"The Box" † Roddy Ricch 33.7 million [16]
April 18"Toosie Slide" Drake 55.5 million [17]
April 2537.2 million [18]
May 231.5 million [19]
May 9"The Scotts"The Scotts, Travis Scott & Kid Cudi 42.2 million [20]
May 16"Savage" Megan Thee Stallion featuring Beyoncé 42.1 million [21]
May 23"Gooba" 6ix9ine 55.3 million [22]
May 30"Rockstar" DaBaby featuring Roddy Ricch 34.3 million [23]
June 635.5 million [24]
June 1334.8 million [25]
June 2035.7 million [26]
June 2739.8 million [27]
July 437.9 million [28]
July 1143.7 million [29]
July 1842.4 million [30]
July 25"Come & Go" Juice Wrld with Marshmello 36.4 million [31]
August 1"Rockstar"DaBaby featuring Roddy Ricch36.2 million [32]
August 8"Cardigan" Taylor Swift 34 million [33]
August 15"Rockstar"DaBaby featuring Roddy Ricch30.2 million [34]
August 22"WAP" Cardi B featuring Megan Thee Stallion93 million [35]
August 29"Laugh Now Cry Later"Drake featuring Lil Durk 69.8 million [36]
September 5"WAP"Cardi B featuring Megan Thee Stallion65 million [37]
September 1258.5 million [38]
September 1948.2 million [39]
September 2641.5 million [40]
October 335.8 million [41]
October 1031.6 million [42]
October 1728.3 million [43]
October 2425.9 million [44]
October 3123.7 million [45]
November 7"Positions" Ariana Grande 35.3 million [46]
November 1425.6 million [47]
November 21"Mood" 24kGoldn featuring Iann Dior 25.3 million [48]
November 28"Therefore I Am" Billie Eilish 24.2 million [49]
December 5"Body"Megan Thee Stallion22.5 million [50]
December 12"All I Want for Christmas Is You"Mariah Carey26.4 million [51]
December 1931.4 million [52]
December 2640.5 million [53]

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