Addison Rae's Perfect Winning Streak Continues
Addison Rae has spent years as one of the most famous people on social media. She changed what TikTokers could do after becoming a superstar on the app, as she expanded her reach into film and music, with her celebrity growing so significantly that she could seemingly do anything she wanted.
As she heads toward the release of her debut album, Addison, yet another track from the project has become a sizable hit in the United Kingdom.
'Headphones On' is Rae's latest single from her forthcoming full-length. The tune is a quick win in the U.K. this frame, becoming a success on both consumption- and performance-based rankings.
The composition opens at No. 24 on the Official Singles chart, which is compiled based on streaming and sales activity to paint a picture of overall consumption, and that's where Rae's tune performs best.
The influencer's latest cut also played well enough to reach the Official Streaming chart, coming in at No. 45 and just missing out on becoming a top 40 success on that list. It also barely breaks onto the Official Singles Downloads roster, selling what must have been a fairly small sum — just enough to become a winner on that tally. It opens at No. 98, coming in third to last on the 100-spot roster.
All four of the singles Rae has released from Addison have reached the Official Singles chart. Her winning streak continues with what has turned out to be her second-highest-rising hit. 'Headphones On' follows only lead cut 'Diet Pepsi,' which climbed higher and broke into the top 10, peaking at No. 10. Follow-ups 'Aquamarine' and 'High Fashion' stalled at Nos. 45 and 69, respectively.
'Headphones On' is one of three songs by Rae to reach both the Official Streaming and Official Singles Downloads charts. It's now her second-highest-rising win on the streaming-only tally, but it still ranks as her lowest placement ever on the list of the top-selling tunes on platforms like iTunes, though just barely. It comes in one spot beneath the No. 97 peak of 'Aquamarine.'
All four singles are featured on Addison, which will drop on June 6. The dance-pop project is one of the most highly anticipated of 2025, and based on the performance of the songs that have already been shared, it could become the commercial breakthrough for the TikTok powerhouse.
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