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The concept of the Song of the Summer has become omnipresent in recent years, but Billboard has been tracking the data since 1958.

As the weather heats up outside, many of our favorite artists begin to churn out bops and bangers that rocket up the charts. Each year, only one of them can become the defining anthem of the summer.

Billboard unveiled the Song of the Summer for 2023 on Tuesday (September 5). This year Morgan Wallen‘s “Last Night” took the top spot.

In honor of the announcement, we looked back on Billboard’s charts to determine what song dominated the charts each summer from 2003 until 2023. We even noted the bop that came in second place each year! In the case of 2023, we rounded up the Top 5.

While looking back, we noticed that only three artists in the last 21 years were able to claim the Song of the Summer more than once. Can you guess who?

Scroll through the slideshow to revisit the Song of the Summer for the last 21 years…

Is Fergie gearing up for a musical comeback?

It’s been six years since the “Clumsy” pop star dropped her sophomore album Double Dutchess, and now it looks like she might be working on new music again!

Fergie left fans guessing about her plans for the future after she was spotted stopping by the recording studio on Monday (June 19) in Santa Monica, Calif.

Her studio trip comes shortly after her former bandmates the Black Eyed Peas weighed in on if she’d be returning to the group.

Read more about Fergie and her studio trip…More Here! »

Black Eyed Peas fans who have been hoping that the trio would reunite with Fergie to release new music might be in for a disappointment.

Though not a founding member of the band, Fergie was a part of the group for years before leaving in 2017.

More than five years later, several members of the group, including Will.i.am, opened up about why a reunion seemed unlikely.

Read more about why Fergie is seemingly done with the Black Eyed Peas for good…More Here! »

ABC is celebrating the 50th anniversary of Schoolhouse Rock! with a singalong special!

Ryan Seacrest will be returning to host the fifth installment of the network’s successful “Singalong” franchise.

ABC is “taking viewers to school, inviting friends and family around the county to gather and enjoy classic Schoolhouse Rock! hits that are as educational as they are catchy, all in celebration of the 50th anniversary of the beloved series.”

The special will air at 8/7c on ABC on Wednesday (February 1) and will be available to stream on Hulu and Disney+ the next day.

Keep reading to check out the full list of performers…More Here! »

If you’re up early on Christmas morning, make sure to tune in to ABC for a fun holiday special!

Disney Parks Magical Christmas Parade will air on Sunday (December 25) at 10am ET and 7am PT to bring some holiday cheer to everyone around the country.

Derek Hough and Julianne Hough are once again hosting the special and they will be joining by co-hosts Sherry Cola and Marcus Scribner from the Freeform shows Good Trouble and grown-ish, respectively.

There’s a great list of performers who will take the stage throughout the special and they’re all doing holiday hits.

Click inside to check out the performers lineup… More Here! »

Saweetie kicks up her leg with excitement while performing at the 2021 “We Can Survive” Concert hosted by Audacy held at Hollywood Bowl on Saturday night (October 23) in Los Angeles.

The 28-year-old rapper was joined by Black Eyed Peas‘ Will.i.am, Taboo, Apl.de.ap and J. Rey Soul, Adam Levine, The Kid Laroi, Kether Donohue, Scott Hoying, and many others for the concert event.

The annual concert event benefitted the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, which gives those affected by suicide a nationwide community empowered by research, education and advocacy to take action against this leading cause of death.

According to Variety, Kid Laroi ended his set with “Without You”, and opened up about his own journey with mental health.

“It’s something that I deal with and a lot of people around me deal with,” he shared.

Meanwhile, BEP‘s “Where Is the Love?” was dedicated the track to all the “first responders, supermarket workers, Uber drivers and cashiers”.

Click inside to see 40+ pictures from the We Can Survive 2021 Concert…More Here! »

Henry Golding shows off his charming smile while arriving at the See Us Unite for Change – The Asian American Foundation (TAAF) in service of the AAPI Community Broadcast in Los Angeles on Friday (May 21).

The 34-year-old Snake Eyes actor was joined by Ken Jeong, James Hong and Minari star Alan S. Kim.

The event also featured performances from Saweetie and Black Eyed Peas.

The See Us Unite for Change global special is part of the See Us Unite cultural campaign, a multi-platform effort led by The Asian American Foundation (TAAF). It aims to accelerate impact and expand support for the AAPI community as hate and violence against its members continue to persist in the United States.

“Despite these difficult times for our community, the formation of TAAF and their bold work on the See Us Unite campaign represent the best of what can emerge when we share a collective resolve for change,” Daniel Dae Kim, co-chair of the TAAF Advisory Council, shared in a statement. “They’re both great signs for our future.”

The special will air on MTV, Comedy Central, VH1, as well as BET and Nickelodeon. It will also stream exclusively on Facebook Watch.

If you missed it, check out the first clip for Snake Eyes here!

75+ pictures inside from the See Us Unite for Change event…