A Look at Artists with 100 or More Billboard Hot 100 Hits
Every Artist With 100 or More Billboard Hot 100 Hits
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Since the Billboard Hot 100's inception in 1958, only 22 artists have achieved 100 or more entries. Drake leads with 402 hits, followed by Taylor Swift and Future. The milestone has become more common, especially in the streaming era, with several artists reaching it in recent years.
- 01Drake holds the record for the most Billboard Hot 100 entries with 402 hits, surpassing the previous record of 207 by the Glee cast.
- 02Taylor Swift became the first woman to reach 200 Hot 100 hits in July 2023, with a total of 276 entries.
- 03In 2023, YoungBoy Never Broke Again became the youngest artist to reach 100 hits at age 23.
- 04Bad Bunny made history as the first Latin artist to achieve 100 Hot 100 entries in January 2025.
- 05The streaming era has facilitated the accumulation of chart entries, with artists often debuting multiple songs simultaneously.
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The Billboard Hot 100, which ranks songs based on U.S. streaming, radio airplay, and sales, has seen over 8,000 artists earn at least one entry since its launch in 1958. However, only 22 artists have reached the significant milestone of 100 hits. Leading the pack is Drake, who achieved his 400th entry in 2026, making him the first artist to surpass both 300 and 400 hits. Following him are Taylor Swift with 276 hits and Future with 228. The year 2023 saw YoungBoy Never Broke Again become the youngest artist to join the 100-hit club at age 23, while Bad Bunny became the first Latin artist to do so in 2025. The trend of reaching this milestone has accelerated in the streaming era, where artists can debut multiple tracks simultaneously, contrasting with earlier decades when only one single was promoted at a time. This shift has allowed for a greater number of entries on the chart.
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