Billboard magazine has announced its top of the best songs of all time. The first place in the charts of the best of the best was taken by the track Blinding Lights by the Canadian artist The Weeknd (Abel Tesfaye).
The success of the song of the Canadian was ensured by his listeners: since March 2020, the composition lasted four weeks in the Billboard weekly sales ranking in the first place, 43 weeks in the top five, 57 weeks in the top 10, 86 weeks in the top 40 and 90 weeks - in the Hot 100.
The composition, which did not receive any Grammy nominations, overtook 1960 hit The Twist from Chubby Checker, which spent 90 weeks in the charts.
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