2026 Song of the Summer
- Song A
- 50%
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- Song B
- 50%
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- Song C
- 50%
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- Song D
- 50%
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- Song E
- 50%
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- Song F
- 50%
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- Song G
- 50%
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- Song H
- 50%
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- Song I
- 50%
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- Song J
- 50%
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- Song K
- 50%
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- Song L
- 50%
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- Song M
- 50%
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- Song N
- 50%
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- Song O
- 50%
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- Song P
- 50%
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- Song Q
- 50%
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- Song R
- 50%
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- Song S
- 50%
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- Song T
- 50%
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- Song U
- 50%
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- Song V
- 50%
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- Song W
- 50%
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- Song X
- 50%
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- Song Y
- 50%
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- Song Z
- 50%
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- Other
- 50%
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- Midnight Sun - Zara Larsson
- 3%
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- hate that i made you love me - Ariana Grande
- 2%
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- New Religion - Bebe Rexha & Faithless
- 1%
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- Kingdom of Fear - Cameron Whitcomb
- 0%
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- Freakin' Out - Dexter and The Moonrocks
- 0%
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- Bangaranga - DARA
- 0%
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- CHÉVERE - ARIA VEGA & Ryan Castro
- 0%
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- Babydoll - Dominic Fike
- 0%
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- Talk To You - ANOTR & 54 Ultra
- 0%
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- Raindance - Dave & Tems
- 0%
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Traders currently price "Song A" at 50% for "2026 Song of the Summer". Full distribution: Song A 50%, Song B 50%, Song C 50%, Song D 50%. The market has traded $19K in total volume and resolves Sep 1, 2026. With no single track commanding dominant streaming or chart momentum as of mid-August, traders assign low single-digit implied probabilities to Spotify’s May 2026 Songs of the Summer picks such as Zara Larsson’s “Midnight Sun,” Ariana Grande’s “hate that i made you love me,” and Bebe Rexha & Faithless’ “New Religion,” while pricing “Other” at 50%. The market reflects a fragmented field where nostalgic club anthems, sadboy summer cuts, and global dance tracks compete without a clear Billboard Summer Songs frontrunner emerging from the curated list. Ella Langley’s “Choosin’ Texas” and Taylor Swift tracks lead current airplay and streaming aggregates, yet none of the named Polymarket options have translated Spotify editorial buzz into sustained Hot 100 dominance. Weekly chart updates, late-summer festival play, and viral streaming spikes remain the key swing factors that could consolidate sentiment before Labor Day.
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