How we count
Each row is one version of a song that a platform chart lists this week: a remix, an edit, or a sped-up or slowed version. When we know the original, it sits beside the version. We read the charts below every morning.
What gets listed
A version is listed while it sits in the top 200 of at least one of these charts. We read some charts deeper to spot new versions early, but only the top 200 count here. A remix can stream every day and still not be on these charts, so a favorite may be missing.
Order
Rows follow each version's best chart position, measured against the length of that chart, counted up to 200. So #10 on a Top 50 ranks level with #40 on a Top 200, and #27 on TikTok's Top 2,000 counts as #27 of 200. Ties go to more daily Spotify streams, then to the version newer to its chart.
Movement, NEW and weeks on
Arrows compare a version's position with the same chart's ranking from about a week earlier. We leave the arrow out when that chart had no fresh ranking a week ago. NEW means the platform has listed the version on that chart for seven days or less. RE-ENTRY means the version is back on the vers1ons list after dropping off it. Weeks on is the platform's own count for that chart.
Streams this week
“This week” is the change between two weekly readings. For each version we take its lifetime Spotify total at today's reading and subtract its total at our reading about a week earlier. This edition compares with 22 Sep, 7.0 days earlier. The big number adds up those changes for the versions in the list. Originals are not included. A version with no reading a week ago, or no change between readings, has no weekly figure yet: we leave it out and never count it as zero. Some rows print no figure because the original's is unknown; their streams still count in the total. Search and filters change the total so it always matches the list. All time adds up lifetime totals instead.
Versions and originals
We show an original only when we have matched it with confidence, because a wrong original is worse than none. "+N% vs the original" appears only when the version out-streamed its original over the same period.
Genre
Genre is the version's own genre, plus the genre of any genre chart it sits on. It is not the original's genre.
Royalties
At a rule of thumb of $3,000 per million Spotify streams, this week's 124,303,396 streams are worth about $372,910 in royalties. That is an estimate, not a payout.
Requests
Request this original adds your request on vers1ons. Repeat requests count once. We don't send it to the artist or label.
Which charts
Apple Music
- Global Top 100as of 28 Sep
- US Top 200as of 29 Sep
- US Dance Top 200as of 29 Sep
- US Electronic Top 200as of 29 Sep
- US Hip-Hop/Rap Top 200as of 29 Sep
- US Latino Top 200as of 29 Sep
- US Pop Top 200as of 29 Sep
- US R&B/Soul Top 200as of 29 Sep
Shazam
- Global Top 200as of 29 Sep
- Global Dance Top 200as of 29 Sep
- Global Electronic Top 100as of 29 Sep
- Global Hip-Hop/Rap Top 200as of 29 Sep
- Global Pop Top 200as of 29 Sep
- Global Latin Top 100as of 29 Sep
- Global House Top 50as of 29 Sep
- Global Afrobeats Top 50as of 29 Sep
- Global R&B/Soul Top 100as of 29 Sep
Spotify
- Global Daily Top 200as of 27 Sep
- US Daily Top 200as of 27 Sep
- Weekly Top 200 Globalas of 24 Sep
TikTok
- Top 2,000 Tracksas of 29 Sep
YouTube
- Shorts daily globalas of 29 Sep
- Music videos daily globalas of 29 Sep
Where the numbers come from
Positions and stream totals are the platforms' own public chart data, not vers1ons sales. To report a row, use Report this row in its detail, or email charts@vers1ons.com.
