HOT 50 WORLD SONGS SEPTEMBER 2026
About this ranking
Fifty of the biggest global songs are on the ballot for September 2026, and this is the fan vote that decides which track owns the month. The HOT 50 World Songs ranking covers K-pop and crossover hits that moved streaming numbers, dominated For You pages, and stayed on repeat this September.
Jimin's Who and V's Slow Dancing carry over from previous cycles, and newer September additions join them, so the field is stacked across genres and fandoms. The ranking updates live as votes roll in.
Pick the September 2026 track you have had on repeat and vote to move it up the chart.
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Frequently asked questions
What song currently leads the HOT 50 World Songs chart for July 2026?
Who by Jimin currently leads the HOT 50 World Songs July 2026 chart, with Like Crazy close behind in second. Voting is open through July 31, 2026, and the chart can still shift.
When does voting close for HOT 50 World Songs July 2026?
This chart closes July 31, 2026. Vote before then for your pick to count.
How does voting work on KingChoice?
Each fan gets 3 votes per hour, and this chart runs upvotes only, so every vote pushes a track up the ranking. Come back after an hour to vote again.
How is the HOT 50 World Songs chart ranked?
Each track's score is upvotes minus downvotes. Since downvote is not allowed on this chart, the score comes down to total upvotes.
How many songs are on the July 2026 ballot?
50 tracks are on the ballot, spanning K-pop and global crossover hits.
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