Post Malone's Top 20 biggest songs on the UK's Official Chart revealed
12 July 2021 | By George Griffiths

Post Malone has become one of the most bankable and reliable hitmakers over the past few years, and his return is no exception.

Motley Crew, the first single from the rapper's fourth studio album, due out this year, is somewhat of a return to Posty's more rap-driven origins, rather than the pop-orientated sound he pushed on his last album, 2019's Hollywood's Bleeding - his second UK Number 1 album.

To commemorate Motley Crew's release, we've collated the data on Post Malone's Top 20 biggest songs on the Official Chart.

Below we've zoned in on the New York star's Top 5 most-streamed tracks, but the full Top 20 at the bottom of the article includes fan favourite hits such as 2016 breakthrough Congratulations and collabs with artists as varied as Kanye West, Ozzy Osbourne and Justin Bieber.

5. Wow.
Released: 2018
Official Singles Chart peak: Number 3
Chart sales: 1.34 million

The second single released from 2019's Hollywood's Bleeding, Wow stripped away a lot of the excess that had been featured in a lot of past singles. It's a bouncy, carefree acoustic beat that carries Post's flow for most of the song, as he waxes lyrical about his dramatic and full-throttle rise to fame.

4. I Fall Apart
Released: 2016
Official Singles Chart peak: Number 19
Chart sales: 1.38 million

The sixth and final single from Post Malone's 2016 debut album Stoney, I Fall Apart became the highest-charting single from that record and the most popular track from the LP as a whole. Interestingly enough, though, it was only released as a single in 2017, following the success of Rockstar (more on that later), which functioned as the lead single for second record Beerbongs & Bentleys.

3. Better Now
Released: 2018
Official Singles Chart peak: Number 6
Chart sales: 1.53 million

A propulsive, synth-pop-inspired hit from Beerbongs and Bentleys, Better Now was the biggest indication at the time that Post's eyes were turning more towards the pop charts. Better Now's maudlin lyrics and high-energy production prove that the New York native was more than capable of playing in the sandbox of both rap and pop and come out unscathed. To date, Better Now has been streamed 184.6 million times by the British public.

2. Sunflower (with Swae Lee)
Released: 2018
Official Singles Chart peak: Number 3
Chart sales: 1.93 million

By far his biggest, most colourful offering to date, Sunflower was the lead track from the soundtrack to Spiderman: Into The Spider-Verse and was also included on Posty's third album Hollywood's Bleeding. Sunflower was a photosynthesised hit, peaking at Number 3 on the Official Singles Chart while tallying 1.93 million combined chart sales in the process.

Then in November 2020 following the release of Spider-Man: Miles Morales on Playstation 5, Sunflower returned to the Top 40 over two years on from its release after it sound-tracked gameplay on TikTok, despite the song not actually being in the game itself.

Racking up 270 million streams in the UK to date (including a mammoth 63 million video views) Sunflower is Post Malone's most-played song in the UK, but with downloads included, one song pips it to the 'post' (sorry) in his all-time rundown...

1. Rockstar (feat. 21 Savage)
Released: 2017
Official Singles Chart peak: Number 1
Chart sales: 2.29 million

Take the title as something of a prophecy, Rockstar was, for most of the general public, their first introduction to Post Malone, and what an introduction. Moody, low-slung and instantly addictive, Rockstar is basically all chorus, with the only mix-up being the introduction of Atlanta rapper 21 Savage's guest verse.

Both artists' first Number 1 hit on the Official Singles Chart, Rockstar is by far Post Malone's most successful track on UK soil. It stayed at the top spot for four weeks, and has amassed 158,000 downloads and a lofty 242 million streams to date.

It's also the perfect encapsulation of why Post Malone's frequent collaborator Louis Bell has gone on to become a hitmaker for acts like Taylor Swift, Miley Cyrus and Halsey.

Post Malone's Official Top 20 most-streamed songs
POS TITLE ARTIST PEAK YEAR
1 ROCKSTAR POST MALONE FT. 21 SAVAGE 1 2017
2 SUNFLOWER POST MALONE FT. SWAE LEE 3 2018
3 BETTER NOW POST MALONE 6 2018
4 I FALL APART POST MALONE 19 2016
5 WOW. POST MALONE 3 2018
6 CONGRATULATIONS POST MALONE FT. QUAVO 26 2016
7 PSYCHO POST MALONE FT. TY DOLLA SIGN 4 2018
8 CIRCLES POST MALONE 3 2019
9 JACKIE CHAN TIESTO/DZEKO/PREME/POST MALONE 5 2018
10 WHITE IVERSON POST MALONE 117 2015
11 GOODBYES POST MALONE FT. YOUNG THUG 5 2019
12 GO FLEX POST MALONE 100 2016
13 CANDY PAINT POST MALONE 65 2017
14 FADE KANYE WEST FT. POST MALONE AND TY DOLLA SIGN 50 2016
15 PARANOID POST MALONE 11 2018
16 STAY POST MALONE N/A 2018
17 BALL FOR ME POST MALONE FT. NICKI MINAJ 70 2018
18 TAKE WHAT YOU WANT POST MALONE FT. OZZY OSBOURNE AND TRAVIS SCOTT 22 2019
19 DEJA VU POST MALONE FT. JUSTIN BIEBER 63 2016
20 OVER NOW POST MALONE N/A 2018

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Surprised that 'Circles' is as low as #8, I guess the lower peaking songs ahead of it were released earlier so had more time to build up streams but even so I would have expected it to be ahead of at least 'Psycho'. Perhaps it'll work its way up in the future still.

A real shame that 'White Iverson' never got to be a top 100 hit in the UK.

'Hollywood's Bleeding' was my favourite of the album tracks from its titular album! (The album was a little patchy for me but that, 'On The Road', 'Die For Me' and 'Take What You Want' were great album tracks, I did love all of the singles too)

I find pretty much every single song of his forgettable.

crazy he never pushed Take What You Want properly, could have been massive