#1 Song

🎵 The #1 Song on Your Birthday

See the song that topped the US Billboard Hot 100 the week you were born (from August 1958).

August 29, 1997 · US Billboard Hot 100 #1

I'll Be Missing You

by Puff Daddy & Faith Evans Featuring 112

Chart week of 1997-06-14 (Billboard Hot 100)

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🎶 Your #1 Songs Through the Years

The US #1 on each of your birthdays

  • Age 1 · 1998 The Boy Is Mine Brandy & Monica
  • Age 2 · 1999 Genie In A Bottle Christina Aguilera
  • Age 3 · 2000 Doesn't Really Matter Janet
  • Age 4 · 2001 Fallin' Alicia Keys
  • Age 5 · 2002 Dilemma Nelly Featuring Kelly Rowland
  • Age 6 · 2003 Crazy In Love Beyonce Featuring Jay Z
  • Age 7 · 2004 Lean Back Terror Squad
  • Age 8 · 2005 We Belong Together Mariah Carey
  • Age 9 · 2006 London Bridge Fergie
  • Age 10 · 2007 Beautiful Girls Sean Kingston
  • Age 11 · 2008 Disturbia Rihanna
  • Age 12 · 2009 I Gotta Feeling The Black Eyed Peas
  • Age 13 · 2010 Love The Way You Lie Eminem Featuring Rihanna
  • Age 14 · 2011 Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.) Katy Perry
  • Age 15 · 2012 Whistle Flo Rida
  • Age 16 · 2013 Blurred Lines Robin Thicke Featuring T.I. + Pharrell
  • Age 17 · 2014 Rude MAGIC!
  • Age 18 · 2015 Cheerleader OMI
  • Age 19 · 2016 Cheap Thrills Sia Featuring Sean Paul
  • Age 20 · 2017 Despacito Luis Fonsi & Daddy Yankee Featuring Justin Bieber
  • Age 21 · 2018 In My Feelings Drake
  • Age 22 · 2019 Bad Guy Billie Eilish
  • Age 23 · 2020 WAP Cardi B Featuring Megan Thee Stallion
  • Age 24 · 2021 Stay The Kid LAROI & Justin Bieber
  • Age 25 · 2022 Super Freaky Girl Nicki Minaj
  • Age 26 · 2023 Rich Men North Of Richmond Oliver Anthony Music
  • Age 27 · 2024 A Bar Song (Tipsy) Shaboozey
  • Age 28 · 2025 Ordinary Alex Warren

About this tool

This shows the song that was #1 on the US “Billboard Hot 100” the week you were born. The Hot 100 began on August 4, 1958, and a #1 has been recorded every week since. A fact-based way to know the song of the moment when you arrived.

※ Based on the factual chart history of the US Billboard Hot 100; other countries’ charts (e.g. Japan’s Oricon) differ. Not fortune-telling. Data via Billboard (mhollingshead/billboard-hot-100). About our data