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Billboard Global 200
Billboard Global 200: weekly worldwide songs chart launched September 14, 2020 by Billboard and MRC Data, ranking songs from over 200 territories by weighted streaming and download sales tracked by Luminate; companion chart Global Excl. U.S.; first number one was WAP.
Billboard Hot 100
Billboard Hot 100: the weekly US all-genre singles chart launched August 4, 1958 with Ricky Nelson's "Poor Little Fool" at No. 1, ranking songs by Luminate-tracked streaming, radio airplay, and sales, with recurrent rules and 2026 weighting changes.
Billboard Year-End
Billboard Year-End: annual cumulative rankings of Billboard weekly-chart performance for songs, albums, artists, and labels, launched in the 1940s; tracked over an offset chart year (roughly late October to mid-October), compiled from Luminate data.
Billboard Year-End Hot 100 singles of 2002
Billboard Year-End Hot 100 singles of 2002: annual ranking of the year's 100 biggest US Hot 100 songs from SoundScan sales and BDS airplay. Nickelback's "How You Remind Me" was No. 1; only nine songs topped the weekly chart.
Billboard Year-End Hot Rap Songs of 2016
Billboard Year-End Hot Rap Songs of 2016: annual ranking of the year's top US rap songs from the weekly Hot Rap Songs chart. 2016 No. 1s included "Don't Mind," "Panda," and "Black Beatles"; Drake set a record 17 chart-toppers.
Billie Eilish discography
Billie Eilish discography: three studio albums (When We All Fall Asleep 2019, Happier Than Ever 2021, Hit Me Hard and Soft 2024), EPs dont smile at me and Guitar Songs, singles from Ocean Eyes onward, plus Oscar-winning soundtrack songs No Time to Die and What Was I Made For?.
Billie Jean
Billie Jean: 1982 Michael Jackson song from Thriller, written 1981, produced by Quincy Jones; seven weeks at Billboard number one from March 1983, diamond-certified in the US, moonwalk debut at Motown 25, first Black-artist MTV heavy-rotation video.
Billy Boys
"The Billy Boys" is a loyalist song from Glasgow celebrating William III and the Battle of the Boyne, later adopted by Rangers fans and banned by UEFA.
Billy Currington
Billy Currington (William Matthew Currington, born 1973, Savannah, Georgia) is an American country singer signed to Mercury Nashville in 2003, with seven studio albums, 12 No. 1 singles, and hits like People Are Crazy.
Billy Elliot the Musical
Billy Elliot the Musical: Elton John score, Lee Hall book and lyrics, Stephen Daldry direction; 2005 Victoria Palace West End hit (about 4,600 performances, 4 Oliviers), 2008-2012 Broadway run (10 Tonys), based on the 2000 miners' strike film.
Billy Idol (album)
Billy Idol (1982) is the English singer's self-titled debut solo album on Chrysalis, produced by Keith Forsey with guitarist Steve Stevens; it peaked at number 45 on the Billboard 200, went Gold in 1983, and launched "White Wedding" and "Hot in the City".
Billy Joel discography
Billy Joel discography: the recording catalog of the American singer-pianist, spanning 1971's Cold Spring Harbor to 2001's Fantasies & Delusions, plus the 12x Platinum Stranger, 52nd Street, An Innocent Man, live albums, and box sets.
Billy Preston discography
Billy Preston discography: albums by the American soul keyboardist (1946–2006), from 1960s Vee-Jay organ records and Apple's That's the Way God Planned It and Encouraging Words to A&M hits "Outta Space," "Will It Go Round in Circles," and "Nothing from Nothing."
Binaural (album)
Binaural is Pearl Jam's sixth studio album, released May 16, 2000 on Epic; first with drummer Matt Cameron, produced by Tchad Blake using binaural two-microphone recording, 13 tracks, 52:05, 226,000 first-week US sales.
Bingo (folk song)
Bingo (Roud 589), also "Bingo Was His Name-O" or "B-I-N-G-O", is an English children's folk song about a farmer's dog, first printed in 1780, with verses that replace spelled letters with claps.
Bionic (Christina Aguilera album)
Bionic, Christina Aguilera's fourth studio album (RCA, June 8, 2010), an electro-pop departure after Back to Basics; Metascore 56, US Billboard 200 number three, UK number one, later reassessed as ahead of its time.
Biophilia (album)
Biophilia (2011) is Björk's eighth studio album, released via Nonesuch/One Little Indian as the first album issued as a suite of ten interactive iPad/iPhone apps, with custom instruments, a Grammy for Best Recording Package, and MoMA acquisition.
Bird's Eye (album)
Bird's Eye is Ravyn Lenae's second album (Atlantic, August 9, 2024), 12 songs, 39 minutes, executive produced by Dahi, featuring Childish Gambino and Ty Dolla $ign, genre-blending R&B with a Metacritic score of 83.
Birds of a Feather (Billie Eilish song)
"BIRDS OF A FEATHER" is a 2024 Billie Eilish song from HIT ME HARD AND SOFT, written with Finneas O'Connell. An album track that became the most streamed song of 2024, reaching number 2 in the UK and US and a 2025 Grammy nomination.
Birthday Blizzard '26
Birthday Blizzard '26 is J. Cole's surprise four-freestyle mixtape, hosted by DJ Clue and released around his 41st birthday in late 2026 over classic Bad Boy and LOX beats as a prelude to The Fall-Off.
Birthing (album)
Birthing is the seventeenth studio album by experimental rock band Swans, released May 30, 2025 on Young God/Mute. Seven tracks, about 1 hour 55 minutes; developed on the 2023–2024 tour; final album of the Big Sound era.
Bitch (album)
Bitch is Lizzo's 2026 Atlantic Records studio album, 12 tracks, 35:44, rock-leaning pop/R&B/rap interpolating Meredith Brooks and Bon Jovi; it missed the Billboard 200, peaking at No. 46 on Top Album Sales.
Bitch Better Have My Money
Bitch Better Have My Money (BBHMM) is a 2015 Rihanna single produced by Deputy and Kanye West, sampling AMG's 1992 track, with a violent seven-minute revenge video; RIAA Diamond certified.
Bitch I'm Madonna
"Bitch I'm Madonna" is a 2015 self-referential club song by Madonna featuring Nicki Minaj, the third single from Rebel Heart, produced by Diplo and SOPHIE, with a celebrity-filled video directed by Jonas Åkerlund.
Bite Me (album)
Bite Me (BITE ME) is Reneé Rapp's sophomore studio album, released August 1, 2025 on Interscope. Distinct from Avril Lavigne's single and Paula Dalla Corte's EP of similar names, it has 12 tracks, a UK Number 1 chart peak, and a Metascore of 79.
Bite Now
BITE NOW is the second EP (June 1, 2026, THEBLACKLABEL) by K-pop girl group MEOVV, five tracks led by "DDI RO RI," which samples Bach's Toccata and Fugue in D Minor; members co-wrote, Dr. Luke produced two tracks.
Bitter Sweet Symphony
Bitter Sweet Symphony: 1997 single by The Verve from Urban Hymns, built on a sample of the Andrew Loog Oldham Orchestra's cover of The Last Time; royalties lost to ABKCO until returned by Jagger and Richards in 2019.
Bittersweet (Madison Beer song)
"Bittersweet" is a 2025 synth-pop breakup song by American singer Madison Beer, released as a single from her third album locket and her first Billboard Hot 100 entry.
Biya Naam
Biya naam (Assamese: বিয়া নাম) are Assamese folk songs sung by women, not professional musicians, at weddings, teasing the couple and narrating the mythical marriages of gods.
Bizarre (song)
"Bizarre" is a 2026 dance-pop song by Madonna and Dutch DJ Martin Garrix, released July 3, 2026 on Warner Records from her album Confessions II. Debuted live at Brooklyn's Barclays Center, its lyrics reference Sean Penn and a 1968 Shelby Cobra.