Triple J Hottest 100, 2023

Triple J Hottest 100

Company type	Annual music poll
Industry	Music broadcasting
Founded	1993
Headquarters	Sydney , Australia
Area served	Australia
Owner	Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)
Website	www.abc.net.au/triplej/hottest100/

The 2023 Triple J Hottest 100 results were revealed on 27 January 2024, commemorating the 31st edition of the annual ranking that showcases the year's top tracks as chosen by listeners of Australian youth broadcaster Triple J. The subsequent day featured the Hottest 200 countdown, listing songs placed from 200 to 101. Proceeds from merchandise associated with the event contribute to the youth mental health charity Headspace.

At the summit of the chart was American rapper and vocalist Doja Cat with her hit "Paint the Town Red." Australian musician G Flip broke a longstanding record by appearing seven times in a single Triple J Hottest 100, surpassing the previous mark held for 18 years by Wolfmother and recently equaled by Spacey Jane. G Flip’s highest-ranking song, "The Worst Person Alive," secured second place. The poll attracted over 2.3 million votes.

Background

In the 2022 countdown, Australian artists Flume and May-a claimed the top position with "Say Nothing," while Spacey Jane dominated entries with six tracks, including a record-breaking three within the top six placements.

To qualify for inclusion in the 2023 Hottest 100, songs had to be released between 1 December 2022 and 30 November 2023. Fans were allowed to select up to ten songs via the official Triple J website. Voting commenced on 12 December 2023 and concluded on 22 January 2024.

Projections

Several media outlets spotlighted forecasts from the Hottest 100 prediction platform, 100 Warm Tunas, which has correctly identified the number one song in the countdown with a 67% success rate since 2016. On 9 January 2024, it projected "Not Strong Enough" by American indie ensemble Boygenius as the winner; however, that track ultimately ranked 30th. Other strong candidates included "Rush" by Australian artist Troye Sivan (8th), "Rumble" by producers Skrillex, Fred Again, and Flowdan (12th), "Leaving the Light" by Ghanaian-Australian performer Genesis Owusu (69th), and "What Was I Made For?" by American singer Billie Eilish (7th). Concurrently, men's magazine GQ forecasted "Paint the Town Red" by American artist Doja Cat as number one—accurately matching the final result—followed by "Rhyme Dust" from producers MK and Dom Dolla (4th).

On 11 January 2024, Triple J reported that just a single vote separated two songs within the top five rankings and highlighted an artist who debuted in 2022 featuring three tracks in this year's countdown.

Full list

Note: Australian performers

55 We Don't Talk About It Thelma Plum Australia 56 All-American Bitch Olivia Rodrigo United States 57 Darkside Bring Me the Horizon United Kingdom 58 Lost (Bring Me the Horizon song) Bring Me the Horizon United Kingdom 59 Spin Me Like Your Records Pacific Avenue Australia 60 A&W Lana Del Rey United States 61 Love Again The Kid Laroi Australia 62 Dogtooth Tyler, the Creator United States 63 Perfect for You Peach PRC Australia 64 Fall at Your Feet ('Like a Version') Peking Duk featuring Julia Stone Australia 65 Real Life G Flip Australia 66 Barbie World Nicki Minaj, Ice Spice and Aqua Trinidad and Tobago/United States/Denmark 67 Letting Go Angie McMahon Australia 68 F U Goodbye Peach PRC Australia 69 Leaving the Light Genesis Owusu Australia/Ghana 70 Snooze SZA United States 71 Take What You Want The Rions Australia 72 Stockholm Dice Australia 73 Water Tyla South Africa 74 Speedracer Teenage Dads Australia 75 Nobody Gets Me SZA United States 76 Sofa King Royel Otis Australia

#	Song	Artist	Country of origin
1	Paint the Town Red	Doja Cat	United States
2	The Worst Person Alive	G Flip	Australia
3	Saving Up	Dom Dolla	Australia
4	Rhyme Dust	MK and Dom Dolla	United States/Australia
5	Prada	Cassö, Raye and D-Block Europe	United Kingdom
6	Adore U	Fred Again and Obongjayar	United Kingdom/Nigeria
7	What Was I Made For?	Billie Eilish	United States
8	Rush	Troye Sivan	Australia/South Africa
9	Lovin on Me	Jack Harlow	United States
10	Chemical	Post Malone	United States
11	Vampire	Olivia Rodrigo	United States
12	Rumble	Skrillex, Fred Again and Flowdan	United States/United Kingdom
13	Kill Bill	SZA	United States
14	Atmosphere	Fisher and Kita Alexander	Australia
15	(It Goes Like) Nanana	Peggy Gou	South Korea
16	Sprinter	Dave and[[Central Cee	United Kingdom
17	Back on 74	Jungle	United Kingdom
Eat Your Man |Dom Dolla and Nelly Furtado |Australia/Canada
Therapy |Budjerah |Australia
Sorry Instead |Spacey Jane |Australia
Greedy (Tate McRae song) |Tate McRae	Canada
Be Your Man	G Flip	Australia
Take It Off	Fisher and Aatig	Australia/Latvia
Good Enough (G Flip song)	G Flip	Australia
25	Rich Baby Daddy	Drake (musician) featuring Sexyy Red and SZA	Canada/United States
26	Rough	G Flip	Australia
27	Imposter Syndrome	Lime Cordiale	Australia
28	Dance the Night	Dua Lipa	United Kingdom/Albania
29	Say Yes to Heaven	Lana Del Rey	United States
30	Not Strong Enough	Boygenius	United States
31	One of Your Girls	Troye Sivan	Australia/South Africa
32	Bad Idea Right?	Olivia Rodrigo	United States
33	Got Me Started	Troye Sivan	Australia/South Africa
34	Get Him Back!	Olivia Rodrigo	United States
35	Baby Again..	Fred Again, Skrillex andFour Tet	United Kingdom/United States
36	Boy's a Liar Pt. 2	PinkPantheress and Ice Spice	United Kingdom/United States
37	Laced Up	Hilltop Hoods	Australia
38	Minivan	The Rions	Australia
39	Green Honda	Benee	New Zealand
40	Scary Movies	The Rions	Australia
41	Houdini (Dua Lipa song)	Dua Lipa	United Kingdom/Albania
42	Pedestal	Lime Cordiale	Australia
43	Popular (The Weeknd, Playboi Carti and Madonna song)	The Weeknd , Playboi Carti and Madonna	Canada/United States
44	My Love Mine All Mine	Mitski	United States/Japan
45	Still Have Room	Hockey Dad |Australia
46	Strangers (Kenya Grace song) (Kenya Grace)	United Kingdom/South Africa
Sweetheart|Old Mervs|Australia
Padam Padam (song) |Kylie Minogue|Australia
Agora Hills|Doja Cat|United States
Australia|G Flip|Australia
Ten|Fred Again and Jozzy|United Kingdom/United States
I Used to Be Fun|Teen Jesus and the Jean Teasers|Australia
Lookin' Out |King Stingray Australia
More Than You Know (Blink-182 song) Blink-182 United States
																										#101–200 list On 29 January 2024, Triple J revealed the rankings for songs placed between #101 and #200. 127 || Moonlight || Kali Uchis || United States 128 || Anti-Hero (Like a Version) || Pendulum (drum and bass band) || Australia 129 || All My Life || Lil Durk featuring J. Cole || United States 130 || Dancing Queen (Like a Version) || Pacific Avenue || Australia 131 || Iris (Like a Version) || Luca Brasi (band) featuring Eaglemont || Australia 132 || Body Better || Maisie Peters || United Kingdom 133 || Hey || Old Mervs || Australia 134 || Drive Me Crazy! || Lil Yachty || United States 135 || Ballad of a Homeschooled Girl || Olivia Rodrigo || United States 136 || Hand In My Pocket (Like a Version) || The Smith Street Band || Australia 137 || Lost Without You || San Cisco || Australia 138 || Flesh || Golden Features || Australia 139 || Ever || The Vanns || Australia 140 || Too Much || The Kid Laroi , Jung Kook & Central Cee || Australia/South Korea/UK 141 | I Know It Won't Work | Gracie Abrams | United States 142 | Rhinestone 1.7.2 [2018 Export Wav] | Flume featuring Isabella Manfredi | Australia 143 | I Want You | The Buoys (Australian band) | Australia -| 144 | Low | SZA | United States -| 145 | UK Rap | Dave & Central Cee | United Kingdom 146 | Rhythms | Beddy Rays | Australia 147 | Must Be Nice | Ruel | Australia -| 148 | Overdrive | Post Malone | United States 149 | Candy Apple | Teenage Joans | Australia 150 | Highlands | Middle Kids | Australia 151 | Fried Rice | Royel Otis | Australia 152 | Be Like You | Dune Rats | Australia 153 | I Wanna Dance With You | Royel Otis | Australia 154 | Now U Do | DJ Seinfeld & Confidence Man | Sweden/Australia -|155 | Brain Freeze | Northeast Party House | Australia -|156 | I've Been In Love | Jungle featuring Channel Tres | UK/US 157 | Too Much (is Too Much) | Beddy Rays | Australia 158 | Everytime We Touch (Like a Version) | Peach PRC | Australia -|159 | IDGAF | Drake featuring Yeat | Canada/US 160 | Inhumane | Polaris | Australia -|161  Amen! Bring Me the Horizon featuring Lil Uzi Vert & Daryl Palumbo UK/US -|162 Candle Flame Jungle featuring Erick the Architect UK/US -|163 Fading Like a Picture DMA's Australia -|164 Under the Light San Cisco Australia -|165 Die 4 Me Halsey US -|166 Dramamine Middle Kids Australia -167 Barmy Adam Newling Australia -168 Dancing in the Courthouse Dominic Fike US -169 Welcome to My Island Caroline Polachek US -170 Lights Out Teenage Jesus and the Jean Teasers Australia -171 Messed Up Holy Holy ft Kwame Australia -172 The News Paramore US -173 AEIOU Pnau & Empire of the Sun Australia -174 Pretty Girls Reneé Rapp US -175 We Could Be Love Hayden James ft AR/CO Aus/UK -176 Kill(h)er Stand Atlantic Aus -177 Little Things Jorja Smith UK -178 Nothing's Stopping Me Now Dear Seattle Aus -179 Beggin' Chris Lake & AlunaGeorge UK -180 Making the Bed Olivia Rodrigo US -181 Silent Disco The Terrys Aus -182 I See Dead People The Amity Affliction ft Louie Knuxx Aus/NZ -183 Princess Diana Ice Spice & Nicki Minaj US/Trinidad & Tobago -184 Pets and Drugs The Rubens Aus -185 Reelin' Matt Corby Aus -186 Go On Without Me Ruel Aus -187 Call Me What You Like Lovejoy UK -188 How Much is Weed? Dominic Fike US -189 Best You Ever Had Kita Alexander Aus -190 Over Chvrches UK -191 Stay (Like a Version) Rum Jungle Aus -192 I Like It Teenage Dads Aus -193 A Night to Remember Beabadoobee & Laufey UK/Iceland -194 Don't Date the Teenager Gretta Ray Aus -195 The Hillbillies Baby Keem & Kendrick Lamar US -196 Salt Teenage Jesus and the Jean Teasers ft The Grogans Aus -197 Tied Up! Genesis Owusu Aus -198 Sitting in Traffic Ruel Aus -199 Dash of Speed Rum Jungle Aus -200 Leave That Old Mervs Aus # Title Performer Origin Country 101 Blame Brett The Beaches Canada 102 Mona Lisa Dominic Fike United States 103 Hopscotch The Terrys Australia 104 Good Mood The Rubens Australia 105 Something in the Way (Like a Version) Rüfüs Du Sol Australia 106 Op Shop Lover Grentperez & Lime Cordiale Australia 107 Mrs. Hollywood Go-Jo Australia 108 Am I Dreaming Metro Boomin, A$AP Rocky & Roisee United States 109 Deli Ice Spice United States 110 Going Kokomo Royel Otis Australia 111 It's Hell Down Here The Amity Affliction Australia 112 Gila Monster King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard Australia 113 First Person Shooter Drake featuring J. Cole Canada/United States 114 Ratata Skrillex, Missy Elliott & Mr. Oizo United States/France 115 The Way Things Go Beabadoobee United Kingdom 116 Alive! Bakar United Kingdom 117 Fein Travis Scott featuring Playboi Carti United States 118 Gorilla Little Simz United Kingdom 119 Wings of Time Tame Impala Australia 120 Mourning Post Malone United States 121 From the Start Laufey Iceland 122 Love from the Other Side Fall Out Boy United States 123 Bootleg Firecracker Middle Kids Australia 124 Running Out of Time Paramore United States 125 Blue Eyed Boy Trophy Eyes Australia 126 If We Ever Broke Up Mae Stephens United Kingdom Artists with multiple entries # Artist Tracks 7 G Flip 2, 22, 24, 26, 50, 65, 80 4 Fred Again 6, 12, 35, 51 Olivia Rodrigo 11, 32, 34, 56 SZA 13, 25, 70, 75 3 Dom Dolla 3, 4, 18 Troye Sivan 8, 31, 33 Skrillex 12, 35, 87 Lana Del Rey 29, 60, 91 The Rions 38, 40, 71 Peach PRC 63, 68, 81 Teenage Dads 74, 79, 88 2 Doja Cat 1, 49 Fisher 14, 23 Tate McRae 21, 82 Lime Cordiale 27, 42 Dua Lipa 28, 41 Boygenius 30, 98 Ice Spice 36, 66 Bring Me the Horizon 57, 58 Pacific Avenue 59, 92 The Kid Laroi 61, 78 Genesis Owusu 69, 97 Countries represented Country # Australia 52 United States 29 United Kingdom 20 South Africa 5 Canada 5 Albania 2 Ghana 2 Nigeria 1 Additional statistics Australian singer Kylie Minogue set a new milestone for the longest interval between appearances in the Triple J Hottest 100 chart: a span of 26 years elapsed between "Did It Again" (No.81 in 1997) and "Padam Padam" (No.48 in 2023), surpassing the previous record of nineteen years held by Slipknot. The cumulative duration of all songs was the shortest ever recorded at five hours and twenty-eight minutes; the average track length was three minutes and sixteen seconds. For the first time since its inception in 1996, Triple J did not run an Album Poll. Aatig became the inaugural Latvian artist to feature in the Hottest 100; meanwhile Beabadoobee marked the first artist from the Philippines to appear. South Africa achieved a record number of five entries in the countdown. The track "Fall at Your Feet" by Crowded House returned to the list following previous appearances by cover versions; similarly "Video Killed the Radio Star" by The Buggles re-entered after a cover was included. Remarkably, no bands placed within the top ten for the first time in history. References