List of Billboard Streaming Songs number ones of 2022

This is a list of songs that reached number one on the Billboard magazine Streaming Songs chart in 2022.

Chart history

Key

The best-performing single of 2022, "Heat Waves" by Glass Animals, never reached number one on the chart.[1]

Issue date	Song	Artist(s)	Weekly streams
January 1	"All I Want for Christmas Is You"	Mariah Carey	47.5 million[2]
January 8			35.4 million[3]
January 15	"We Don't Talk About Bruno"	Carolina Gaitán, Mauro Castillo, Adassa, Rhenzy Feliz, Diane Guerrero, Stephanie Beatriz and the Encanto cast	25.2 million[4]
January 22			29 million[5]
January 29			32.4 million[6]
February 5			34.9 million[7]
February 12			37.6 million[8]
February 19			35.6 million[9]
February 26			32.2 million[10]
March 5			29.9 million[11]
March 12			26.3 million[12]
March 19			24.9 million[13]
March 26			22.2 million[14]
April 2			19.3 million[15]
April 9			18.6 million[16]
April 16	"As It Was"	Harry Styles	43.8 million[17]
April 23	"First Class"	Jack Harlow	54.6 million[18]
April 30			34.6 million[19]
May 7			29.1 million[20]
May 14	"Wait for U"	Future featuring Drake and Tems	40.2 million[21]
May 21			31.5 million[22]
May 28	"N95"	Kendrick Lamar	37.2 million[23]
June 4	"As It Was"	Harry Styles	35.6 million[24]
June 11	"Wait for U"	Future featuring Drake and Tems	31.5 million[25]
June 18	"Running Up That Hill (A Deal With God)"	Kate Bush	29 million[26]
June 25	"Wait for U"	Future featuring Drake and Tems	28.5 million[27]
July 2	"Jimmy Cooks"	Drake featuring 21 Savage	42.2 million[28]
July 9			24.7 million[29]
July 16	"Running Up That Hill (A Deal With God)"	Kate Bush	22.3 million[30]
July 23			21.5 million[31]
July 30	"Me Porto Bonito"	Bad Bunny and Chencho Corleone	21.1 million[32]
August 6			19.7 million[33]
August 13	"Bad Habit"	Steve Lacy	20 million[34]
August 20	"Staying Alive"	DJ Khaled featuring Drake and Lil Baby	23.5 million[35]
August 27	"Super Freaky Girl"	Nicki Minaj	21.1 million[36]
September 3	"Bad Habit"	Steve Lacy	20.8 million[37]
September 10			20.3 million[38]
September 17			20 million[39]
September 24	"Super Freaky Girl"	Nicki Minaj	19.8 million[40]
October 1	"Bad Habit"	Steve Lacy	19.6 million[41]
October 8	"Unholy"	Sam Smith and Kim Petras	23.2 million[42]
October 15			23.8 million[43]
October 22			23.2 million[44]
October 29			25.3 million[45]
November 5	"Anti-Hero"	Taylor Swift	59.7 million[46]
November 12			35.6 million[47]
November 19	"Rich Flex"	Drake and 21 Savage	58.9 million[48]
November 26			36.1 million[49]
December 3			30.9 million[50]
December 10	"All I Want for Christmas Is You"	Mariah Carey	30.3 million[51]
December 17			36.2 million[52]
December 24	"Kill Bill"	SZA	36.9 million[53]
December 31	"All I Want for Christmas Is You"	Mariah Carey	48.7 million[54]

See also

• 2022 in American music
• List of Billboard Hot 100 number ones of 2022