Top six 2016 songs trending right now

A decade later, 2016 hits are everywhere again, from Reels and TikTok edits to throwback playlists. These songs are proof that nostalgia is having a serious main character moment. (unsplash)

Cheap Thrills by Sia: This explosive pop anthem is back on social media, used in dance trends and party reels. Its high energy chorus feels just as addictive today as it did in 2016. (wikipedia)

Closer by The Chainsmokers and Halsey: A defining song of 2016 heartbreak culture, Closer keeps resurfacing in nostalgic content, especially late night drives and soft launch edits. (wikipedia)

Let Me Love You by DJ Snake and Justin Bieber: This emotional dance pop track has re-entered playlists, blending 2016 EDM vibes with today’s longing for melodic pop. (wikipedia)

One Dance by Drake: Still dominating throwback playlists, One Dance captures peak 2016 energy and continues to trend thanks to its global, feel good rhythm. (wikipedia)

Starboy by The Weeknd ft. Daft Punk: Dark, stylish, and timeless, Starboy fits perfectly with the current revival of moody aesthetics and edgy pop nostalgia. (wikipedia)

That’s What I Like by Bruno Mars: Smooth, playful, and endlessly replayable, this song’s luxury pop feel keeps it trending across lifestyle and fashion content. (wikipedia)