Benson Boone’s Beautiful Things Tops Inaugural Top Gabb Music Songs Chart October 2024

Benson Boone’s Beautiful Things Tops Inaugural Top Gabb Music Songs Chart October 2024

Benson Boone’s emotionally resonant hit “Beautiful Things” has claimed the prestigious spot as the most-played song on Gabb Wireless phones, dominating the inaugural Top Gabb Music Songs chart for October 2024.

As announced on November 14, Billboard has forged a partnership with Gabb Wireless, a pioneering phone company dedicated to kids and teens, to unveil a monthly chart that meticulously tracks on-demand streams via its Gabb Music platform. Notably, Gabb Music curates a rich catalog of songs, ensuring all selections cater exclusively to a young audience, comprising only kid- and teen-appropriate content. It’s important to note that Gabb Music streams are not currently included in any other Billboard rankings.

Boone’s “Beautiful Things” not only leads this groundbreaking 25-position list but is also one of two songs by the talented pop singer-songwriter featured within the initial top 10. Released earlier this year in 2024, the song achieved a remarkable peak of No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 in March and currently holds the No. 8 position on the latest Billboard survey dated November 16, 2024. Impressively, it garnered an astounding 82.7 million official U.S. streams in October alone, as reported by Luminate.

In a noteworthy presence, Boone also marks his spot in the top 10 of Top Gabb Music Songs with his other track, “Slow It Down,” which is ranked at No. 9; it had previously peaked at a commendable No. 32 on the Hot 100 in September.

The top 10 of Gabb’s chart further showcases country music with Luke Combs’ heartfelt track “Ain’t No Love in Oklahoma,” sitting at No. 2. This song is a part of the soundtrack for Twisters: The Album and previously reached as high as No. 13 on the Hot 100 in August, additionally securing the No. 3 position on the Hot Country Songs chart in September.

Meanwhile, at No. 3, KSI’s infectious track “Thick of It,” featuring Trippie Redd, marks the top hip-hop entry on the chart and is also the newest release, having made its debut on October 3. KSI is not just a musical artist but also a prominent YouTube influencer with nearly 25 million subscribers; his latest funky track achieved a peak position of No. 64 on the Hot 100 chart dated October 26.

Continuing a rich trend of genre variety, Hozier’s captivating single “Too Sweet” proudly stands as the rock/alternative representative in the Top Gabb Music Songs’ top 10, occupying the No. 4 spot. It shares the distinction of being one of only two songs in this elite top 10 to have reached No. 1 on the Hot 100, alongside Sabrina Carpenter’s catchy anthem “Please Please Please,” which holds the No. 8 slot, having dominated the chart for a week back in April.

Notably, NF charts the most entries in the top 10 with a total of three songs; leading this impressive collection is the 2017 hit “Let You Down,” which triumphantly sits at No. 5. Following closely are “Hope” at No. 7, from his recently released album of the same name, and “The Search,” which occupies the No. 10 position as the title track from his 2019 project.

The versatile rapper NF doesn’t stop there; he boasts an impressive No. 13 entry with “Motto,” culminating in a total of four entries on the inaugural Top Gabb Music Songs chart. This achievement puts him second only to Imagine Dragons, who has five entries, led by their hit “Bones” at No. 16.

For a look back at classic hits, though, we have Imagine Dragons making their presence known with their enduring tracks “Radioactive” (No. 19) and “Demons” (No. 21), both drawn from the band’s iconic 2012 album Night Visions, marking them as the oldest songs featured on this chart, while the fresh release “Thick of It” is recognized as the newest addition.

See the full top 25 below.

Top Gabb Music Songs, October 2024

1. “Beautiful Things,” Benson Boone
2. “Ain’t No Love in Oklahoma,” Luke Combs
3. “Thick of It,” KSI feat. Trippie Redd
4. “Too Sweet,” Hozier
5. “Let You Down,” NF
6. “Golden Hour,” JVKE
7. “Hope,” NF
8. “Please Please Please,” Sabrina Carpenter
9. “Slow It Down,” Benson Boone
10. “The Search,” NF
11. “Heat Waves,” Glass Animals
12. “Stressed Out,” Twenty One Pilots
13. “Motto,” NF
14. “Stargazing,” Myles Smith
15. “Deja Vu,” Olivia Rodrigo
16. “Bones,” Imagine Dragons
17. “Eyes Closed,” Imagine Dragons
18. “Pink Skies,” Zach Bryan
19. “Radioactive,” Imagine Dragons
20. “Enemy,” Imagine Dragons
21. “Demons,” Imagine Dragons
22. “She’s All I Wanna Be,” Tate McRae
23. “We Can’t Be Friends (Wait for Your Love),” Ariana Grande
24. “I Am Not Okay,” Jelly Roll
25. “Sunroof,” Nicky Youre & Dazy

How does genre diversity in the Top Gabb Music Songs ⁤chart influence the musical tastes of⁢ kids and teens?

**Interview‌ with Music Industry Expert, Sarah Thompson, on the Launch of the Top Gabb Music Songs Chart**

**Editor:**‍ Thank you for​ joining us today, Sarah! The launch of the ⁣Top Gabb Music Songs chart in collaboration with Billboard and Gabb Wireless has made quite ⁢an impact. Can⁢ you share your thoughts on the significance⁣ of this chart for young music listeners?

**Sarah Thompson:** Absolutely!‍ The Top Gabb Music Songs chart is a groundbreaking initiative. It’s particularly significant⁢ because it caters specifically ​to kids and teens, providing them with a platform to discover⁣ and celebrate music that is age-appropriate. By analyzing the most-played songs ‍on Gabb Wireless phones, we’re seeing what resonates with a young audience, and that in itself is invaluable data for artists ⁤and the industry.

**Editor:** Benson Boone’s “Beautiful Things” has claimed the top spot right out of the gate. What do you think ⁤this says about the song’s appeal and Boone’s talent?

**Sarah‌ Thompson:** Benson Boone’s emotional storytelling and‍ relatable lyrics clearly struck a chord with listeners. His ⁣song not only topped this new chart, but it also enjoyed ⁢significant success on the Billboard⁢ Hot 100, ‍which is no small feat. ⁢It’s remarkable that he has two tracks in the top 10. ‍This reflects not ‌just his talent, but a growing fanbase‍ that appreciates his music.

**Editor:** The chart also highlights other ⁢genres, from country with Luke Combs to hip-hop with KSI.⁤ How important ​is this genre diversity for young listeners?

**Sarah‍ Thompson:** Genre diversity is crucial! It exposes young listeners to a wide range of‍ musical styles and influences. This kind of variety enriches their listening experience and supports the idea that music can be enjoyed across different genres. It’s great to see artists from various backgrounds represented alongside Boone, ensuring that ⁣every young listener can find something that speaks to them.

**Editor:** NF ‌has the most entries in the top⁣ 10 with three songs. What does this indicate about his relationship with his audience?

**Sarah Thompson:** ‍NF’s presence in the top 10 with multiple entries tells⁤ us he has​ a strong and dedicated ⁣fanbase, particularly among younger audiences. His music often tackles themes of ​mental health and personal struggles, which resonates deeply. It suggests that listeners are not just enjoying his music but also finding comfort in it during challenging times.

**Editor:** With Gabb Music being exclusive to kids and teen content, how do you see this impacting the broader music landscape?

**Sarah Thompson:** This initiative ‌could potentially shift how music is‍ marketed to younger audiences. If Gabb Music succeeds in curating a rich‍ catalog that appeals to kids and teens, we might see more artists tailoring their work to ⁤fit this demographic. It sets a precedent that there⁤ is a ‌significant market segment craving quality, appropriate music, and that can support a sustainable ⁣industry ⁢for young artists.

**Editor:** Thank you, Sarah,‌ for your insights! It’s clear that the Top Gabb Music Songs chart is more ⁢than just⁤ a list; it’s a reflection of youth culture and music consumption habits ‍today.

**Sarah Thompson:** Thank you⁤ for having me! It’s an exciting time for ​music and for young listeners, and I’m ‍eager to see how this chart evolves in the future.

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