#50. Dave – “Starlight”
#49. YoungBoy Never Broke Again – “Lost Soul Survivor”
#48. j-hope – “방화 (Arson)”
#47. Maggie Rogers – “That’s Where I Am”
#46. Jessie Ware – “Free Yourself”

#45. BabyTron – “Emperor of the Universe”
#44. NewJeans (뉴진스) – “Hype Boy”
#43. skaiwater – “#miles”
#42. 070 Shake – “Skin and Bones”
#41. The Weeknd “Sacrifice”

#40. Arctic Monkeys – “There’d Better Be a Mirrorball”
#39. Pierce The Veil – “Emergency Contact”
#38. Drake & 21 Savage – “Rich Flex”
#37. tana & Lancey Foux – “swaggin like this”
#36. Plains – “Hurricane”

#35. RAYE – “Escapism” ft. 070 Shake
#34. Måneskin – “THE LONELIEST”
#33. FLETCHER – “Sting”
#32. TAEYEON (태연) – “INVU”
#31. Omar Apollo – “Evergreen”

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#30. Ethel Cain – “American Teenager”
#29. Kehlani – “Melt”
#28. Bladee & Ecco2k – “5 Star Crest (4 Vattenrum)”
#27. Billie Eilish – “The 30th”
#26. Gunna & Future – “Pushin P” ft. Young Thug

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LE SSERAFIM – “ANTIFRAGILE”
Arriving just five months after the group’s debut, Afro-Latin influenced “ANTIFRAGILE” leads LE SSERAFIM sophomore EP with the same title. With the song, the five-member girl group shares the story of the rookies by highlighting their struggles to overcome as they pursue their ambition to become successful. The intense “Anti-ti-ti-ti-fragile, fragile / Antifragile, antifragile” refrain sang over rhythmic beats focuses the listener’s attention on the main message of the song—it conveys the reasserting spirit of embracing self-power to preserve and face whatever the world throws at us during hard times. No wonder the song became a hit not only in South Korea or Japan but also globally, making LE SSERAFIM the quickest and best-selling K-pop girl group to enter the Billboard 200 chart. —Siannve

24
Paramore – “This Is Why”
The great emo revival affectionately known as the ‘Rawring 20s’ climaxed this year with Paramore’s highly anticipated comeback single released in September. Rather than relying on a cynical nostalgic pop punk cash-grab, “This Is Why” sees the core trio of Taylor, Zac and Hayley exploring new musical territory by blending chaotic guitar riffs, thumping drums and their trademark angst at the world for a distinctly 2020s sound. The little band that could have gone through their fair share of public and private drama, but this lead single promises to showcase a band more confident in their own space than ever. —Kevin Loo

23
Shygirl – “Poison”
Ninth track from Shygirl’s debut album, Nymph, is definitely a solid 9 on the scale of—well, 1 to 9. Co-produced by Danny L Harle, Sega Bodega and Shygirl, the trio combines heavy bass rhythm with organ synth to produce Eurodance beat over which Shygirl’s soft, dreamy vocals guide listeners through a story of constant back and forth relationship. While she approaches post-chorus break, the listeners are left in a trance hypnosis before her poison brings them back for another round. As a strong standout track from Shygirl’s first album, it’s no surprise the song got a special Club Shy remix after it was received with well-deserved popularity. —Dušan

22
My Chemical Romance – “The Foundations of Decay”
When My Chemical Romance announced a slew of reunion shows in 2019, which ultimately got postponed due to COVID-19, fans didn’t know quite what to expect. A handful of concerts? One last tour before they headed back into the shadows? Whatever our expectations were, we didn’t expect MCR to offer us a surprise-drop as moving as “The Foundations Of Decay”, a rousing anthem about making the most of your life and refusing to let the hardships you face get the best of you. The song returned to the themes of war, destruction, and subsequent empowerment that the band have been exploring since 2002’s 9/11-inspired “Skylines and Turnstiles.” A worthy comeback song for a long-awaited reunion, “The Foundations Of Decay” is the culmination of all the band’s previous work, and it also (hopefully) marks the start of a new era. —Madison Murray

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24好像被吞了

好气21好像被吞了好几次了