Bad Bunny dominates Billboard’s Global 200

Between February 6 and 12, 2026, Bad Bunny claimed the top five spots on Billboard’s Global 200, an extraordinary feat that shows his international reach and the growing power of Latin music on the world stage.

The Billboard Global 200 ranks songs based on streaming and sales activity from more than 200 territories around the world. It’s become the gold standard for measuring global hits, capturing both Western and non-Western consumption. (Billboard)

Here’s how Bad Bunny stacked up on the chart:

1. DTMF — Number 1 (58 weeks on chart)
2. Baile Inolvidable — Number 2 (58 weeks)
3. Nuevayol — Number 3 (58 weeks)
4. EOO — Number 4 (57 weeks)
5. Titi Me Pregunto — Number 5 (70 weeks, jumped from 137 last week)

All five songs have spent well over a year on the chart, and the rebound of Titi Me Pregunto, climbing dramatically from 137 to number 5, signals continued streaming enthusiasm across platforms like Spotify and YouTube.

Bad Bunny has been at the forefront of Latin music’s global surge. Genres like reggaeton, Latin trap and urban pop are no longer niche outside their home markets. They’ve become part of the mainstream worldwide.

Following his Super Bowl performance, his songs have seen renewed global traction across streaming platforms. That spike translated directly into chart movement.

The Super Bowl consistently draws over 100 million viewers in the United States alone, with millions more watching globally. Exposure on that scale reintroduces catalogue hits to casual listeners and attracts entirely new audiences.

For an artist like Bad Bunny, who already commands a massive Latin American and European fan base, the performance amplified visibility in markets where English-language pop traditionally dominates.