Madonna starts the new decade on top with “I Don’t Search I Find” (second week at No. 1). Sam Hunt debuts with two new songs: “Sinning With You” at No. 4 and “Kinfolks” at No. 12. Cameron Hawthorn returns to the countdown at No. 17 with “Oh Hot Damn!”

In 2019, the Queen of Pop emerged as the MVP, placing four tracks from her new album Madame X on the year-end tally. Tying for second place with two tracks each are queer country sensation Orville Peck and the incomparable Ariana Grande. But who among them stood out and claimed the No. 1 song of the year?

After debuting at No. 20 three weeks ago, the Queen of Pop takes “I Don’t Search I Find” to the top, with Post Malone coming up at her heels with “Circles” at No. 2. The week’s highest debut comes from Canadian folk artist Joshua Hyslop, who appears on the countdown for the first time with “Behind The Light” at No. 15.

Ryan Beatty scores his first chart topper on the countdown on his first try as “Patchwork” ascends 2-1. Duncan Laurence descends to No. 2 after 2 weeks on top with “Love Don’t Hate It.” The Queen of Pop flies 20-3 on her second week on the countdown with “I Don’t Search I Find.”

Duncan Laurence spends a second week on top with “Love Don’t Hate It.” Ryan Beatty lands in the runner-up spot with “Patchwork.” The Queen of Pop debuts with “I Don’t Search I Find.”