AceShowbiz - Shakira and Burna Boy's official World Cup anthem Dai Dai has claimed the #1 spot on both the Global and US YouTube Top Songs charts, as the 2026 tournament reaches its thrilling conclusion. The track dominates a week also marked by major milestones for The Black Eyed Peas and Roxette, who both entered the Billion Views Club.

The Black Eyed Peas' 2005 hit My Humps became the group's third video to reach 1 billion views, following 'Where Is the Love?' and 'RITMO' with J Balvin. Meanwhile, Roxette's iconic 1987 track It Must Have Been Love secured the Swedish duo's very first entry into the Billion Views Club, with its official video featuring clips from the film Pretty Woman.

Fans are continuing to honor the life and legacy of the late Bonnie Tyler, driving her beloved ballad Total Eclipse of the Heart to #12 globally and #26 in the US. Over in new releases, Atlanta rapper Future took over the US charts with nine entries from his new album The Real Me, led by One Two at #43.

The superpower collaboration ICONIC BY MISTAKE from LE SSERAFIM, ILLIT, and KATSEYE continues its massive run, holding strong at #3 in the US and #4 globally. KATSEYE also landed three additional tracks on the US chart, led by 'PINKY UP' at #22, while ILLIT's recent single 'It's Me' claimed #41.

Nigerian songwriter Tems' breezy hit 'What You Need' climbed to #9 on the US chart, and Florida rapper Yung Miami's 'Spend Dat' rose to #11 with over 2.2 million US views. Oasis' 'Wonderwall,' used by England fans for celebrations, hit #20 globally and #37 in the US, while John Denver's 'Take Me Home, Country Roads' reached #80 in the US as a stadium anthem for the US national team.

Hyperpop artist pupsies conquered the US Shorts chart with misery, taking the #1 spot, while the track also claimed #14 on the US Top Songs chart. Streamer and musician IShowSpeed, who performed at the tournament's closing ceremony, landed his tournament-themed 'Champions' at #54 in the US.

Shakira's previous World Cup hit 'Waka Waka (This Time for Africa)' also continued to generate views, claiming #5 globally and #31 in the US. A fan chant song for Norway's star player Erling Haaland, CTID's 'Haaland Song (Ha Ha Ha),' entered the Global chart at #95.

This week's YouTube Music charts reflect the global impact of the World Cup and the enduring power of classic hits, as fans and creators alike celebrate the tournament's conclusion with music.