Past champion: “Where My Girls At” by 702 (1999) “I might kill my ex,” she croons, a soft exorcism of her worst impulses. SZA’s genre-ambivalent soulful pop reaches new levels of self-actualization in this revenge fantasy. Past champion: “Mi Gente” by J Balvin, Willy William (2017) Instead, Benito (as he's lovingly dubbed by fans) marries the world of dembow and drill, still sung in Spanish - perfect for a late-night party or the early morning at the beach that follows. With a title like “WHERE SHE GOES,” it might seem like the Puerto Rican reggaetonero Bad Bunny was preparing to release a crossover hit recorded in English. Past champion: “Red" by Taylor Swift (2013) just like Taylor Swift, as her Eras Tour continues.
In a phrase: Karma is my boyfriend, Karma is a god, “Karma” is everywhere this season.
Past champion: “Fast Car” by Jonas Blue, Dakota (2015) - or really any another cover of “Fast Car,” past and present Perfect for driving in your car, speed so fast. The country star takes the Tracy Chapman classic and turns it into a North Carolina campfire tune. Past champion: “Somebody That I Used to Know” by Gotye, Kimbra (2011) The reign of Morgan Wallen continues into the summer, with his country pop-rock breakup record “Last Night” dominating terrestrial radio - and, likely, the headphones of the person next to you. Past champion: “Work From Home” by Fifth Harmony (2016) Like a summer fling, Kylie Minogue’s disco heartbeat “Padam Padam” is crush-worthy pop music for those who like their songs to burn bright, fast, and hard. Past champion: “Next Girl” by Carly Pearce (2020) For Cyrus, its a song about life after divorce, but for her fans, it is a celebration in finding partnership within yourself. Those waiting for a Texas-sized country anthem from Miley Cyrus will continue to do just that, but in the meantime: “Flowers” is an ’80s synth-rock for those brokenhearted - and getting over it. Past champion: “Birthday Suit” by Cosmo Sheldrake (2019) What do you get when you take a confrontational evangelical sermon on “slut-shaming” given by a woman who calls herself Sister Candy on college campuses, remix it and give it a trap beat? A hit, thanks to comedian/rapper Angel Laketa Moore and artists Carl Dixon and Steve Terrell. Past champion: So nice, it must be mentioned twice - “Drivers License” by Olivia Rodrigo (2021) Pink stunned when fan throws mother's alleged ashes on stage
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