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Fifty videos. One countdown. And this month, the chart is all over the place: Afrobeats, hip-hop, R&B, viral moments, BET Awards performances, and a few songs that showed up like they had something to prove.
So let's count down the 50 biggest videos in the July 2026 playlist.
Starting us off with Lady Binladen. Every countdown has to have a #50, and this one gets the honor.
Three names, one track, and a European collaboration making its way onto the list.
Skillibeng adds some Caribbean flavor to the countdown.
Future appears on the list again. At this point, you already know he's not finished.
BossMan Dlow brings another entry into the mix.
YTB Fatt keeps the momentum going with another appearance.
This one brings the drama. The title alone tells you exactly what kind of video you're dealing with.
Tyla makes another appearance—and she's just getting started.
A remix with a familiar title gets its spot in the countdown.
Two New York voices link up for a city-focused collaboration.
A stacked collaboration with plenty of names on the lineup.
The BET Awards make another appearance. Kehlani had the crowd locked in.
Druski proving once again that you don't necessarily need a traditional music video to pull viewers.
Tyga returns with another $TARFACE collaboration.
A diss response enters the countdown and brings some serious tension with it.
Tobe Nwigwe and Flavour team up with C.S. Armstrong for something a little different.
Two major Afrobeats names join forces.
Jamaican heavyweights Squash and Masicka make their way into the Top 35.
Now this is where the throwback energy really hits.
A legendary song, a legendary performer, and a Living Legend moment at the BET Awards.
Flow G brings the countdown into the Top 30.
J. Cole's appearance immediately makes this one worth paying attention to.
EST Gee keeps his spot in the conversation.
Kehlani gets another entry, this time bringing Missy Elliott along for the ride.
And yes—another Kehlani video. July was clearly a good month for her.
Yungeen Ace makes his way into the Top 30.
Halfway to the top, Icewear Vezzo claims another spot.
YoungBoy doesn't need much introduction. His audience showed up again.
Young M.A continues the climb with another strong entry.
And there's Tyga again. Two appearances in the Top 50.
A little old-school flavor right before we hit the Top 20.
Future is back. Because apparently one entry wasn't enough.
Atlanta gets represented as T.I. brings “Top Back” and “Let 'Em Know” to the BET Awards stage.
MIRA brings a completely different sound and style into the Top 20.
Ken Carson and Carti fans came through.
21 Savage adds another high-profile collaboration to the countdown.
Future appears three times in the Top 50. That's a pretty productive month.
Asake puts another Afrobeats record into the upper half of the countdown.
Here's another interesting one: this isn't a July 2026 release either. It's the BET Awards performance clip from 2024, showing that older performances can still pull serious attention.
Moneybagg Yo pushes into the Top 15.
And Tyla is officially having a monster month, with multiple entries near the top.
Lil Baby cracks the Top 10. From here on out, every spot is serious business.
Teddy Swims brings the countdown some R&B/pop crossover energy.
Kai Cenat doesn't need a traditional music career to make the music-video countdown.
The man dropped a diss track and pulled enough attention to make the Top 10.
Two major stars team up, and the views followed.
Chris Brown lands in the Top 10 with a double-track video.
A cinematic collaboration from The Odyssey, bringing James Blake, Travis Scott and Ludwig Göransson together.
AND THIS ONE NEEDS AN ASTERISK.
This isn't a brand-new July 2026 song. “Banned from TV” is a classic throwback, featuring Nature, Big Pun, Cam'ron, Jadakiss and Styles P.
So while it sits at #4 in this playlist, it shouldn't be confused with the new-release portion of the countdown.
And honestly? Seeing a classic like this sitting at #4 among brand-new 2026 videos is pretty cool.
Fatt Smaxk crashes the Top 3.
One of the more unexpected names at the very top of the list—and that's exactly why countdowns like this are fun.
Ariana Grande gets all the way to #2.
Just one video standing between her and the crown.
Tyla takes the top spot.
And considering she also has “IS IT LOVE” at #11 and “THAT GIRL” at #43, there's no question who had one of the biggest months on this playlist.
Tyla didn't just show up.
She did it again.
đź‘‘ Artist of the month: Tyla Three entries, including the #1 video.
🔥 Biggest Top-10 surprise: Kai Cenat A diss track making the Top 10 is not something you see every month.
🏆 Throwback of the month: N.O.R.E. — “Banned from TV” A classic from another era somehow sits at #4 alongside brand-new releases.
🎤 BET Awards domination: T.I., Lauryn Hill, Kehlani, Coco Jones and Druski all appear on the list.
🚀 Future watch: Future shows up three times in the Top 50: #15, #20 and #47.
🌍 Global flavor: Tyla, Asake, BNXN, MIRA, Flow G, Squash, Masicka, Skillibeng and D-Block Europe make this a genuinely international countdown.
And that's July 2026. 50 videos went in. Tyla came out on top.
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