The 10 most popular songs on YouTube this week in the US

Views: 6.36 million

Weeks on chart: 6

Last week: No. 8

Puerto Rican producer Tainy, who has previously collaborated with YouTube chart-topper Bad Bunny for "Callaita," teamed up with Anuel AA and Ozuna to create "Adicto," the third single released from his debut album.

Views: 6.94 million

Weeks on chart: 15

Last week: No. 7

This hit from Shawn Mendes and Camila Cabello has also been No. 1 on YouTube's global top songs chart for two weeks.

In addition to its YouTube success, "Senorita" made Mendes the solo male artist with the most No. 1 songs in the history of the Billboard adult pop songs chart, Gary Trust reported for Billboard.

Views: 7.68 million

Weeks on chart: 22

Last week: No. 5

"Truth Hurts" first dropped in 2017, but Netflix rom-com "Someone Great" helped push the song to the top of the charts this spring.

It's now so popular that YouTube channel LiteralMSPaint, which is known for using Microsoft Paint to illustrate ultra-literal interpretations of songs, made a video for the song after going six years without uploading anything new.

Views: 7.81 million

Weeks on chart: 18

Last week: No. 4

Lil Tecca recorded "Ransom" last year when he was just 16 years old, but the song was an instant hit. Now 17 and still sporting his trademark braces, he recently released "Glo Up," in which he raps about his rise to stardom.

He's not the only teen on YouTube's top 10 this week.

Views: 8.81 million

Weeks on chart: 2

Last week: No. 6

DaBaby's "Intro" from the album "Kirk," his second in a year, made its first appearance on the YouTube chart last week at No. 6. The "Intro" video debuted at number one in the US and 34 worldwide.

Views: 9.8 million

Weeks on chart: 1

YoungBoy Never Broke Again, also known as NBA YoungBoy, made his YouTube chart debut high up at No. 4 this week with "House Arrest Tingz."

The 19-year-old rapper faces legal issues in several states, according to Billboard's Michael Saponara, but managed to drop the "House Arrest Tingz" video while actually being on house arrest in September.

Views: 9.81 million

Weeks on chart: 17

Last week: No. 3

The Atlantic's Hannah Giorgis called Drake's musical partnership with Brown "troubling," noting that the two men reportedly feuded in 2012 over Rihanna, who Brown once assaulted.

Views: 10.5 million

Weeks on chart: 31

Last week: No. 2

"Old Town Road" spent 24 weeks at the top of YouTube's US chart, only to be replaced with yet another hit by Lil Nas X several weeks ago. His collaboration with Billy Ray Cyrus is also No. 6 on the global top songs chart this week.

Views: 11.5 million

Weeks on chart: 15

Last week: No. 1

"Panini" is the song that finally knocked "Old Town Road" out of the No. 1 spot on YouTube in the US. Now in its fourth week at No. 1, "Panini" helped push Lil Nas X to the No. 10 spot on YouTube's top US artists chart, too. It's holding its own globally at No. 16.